Even though you can’t access the class without buying it, the patch also adds new Legendary items for the Necromancer only. The Necromancer himself is the meat of the pack and patch. The patch also fixes bugs and balances the game. Such as Challenge Rifts, Shrouded Moors Zone, Temple of the Firstborn Zone, and Realms of Fate bounty along with new monsters for the new zones. They also released at the same time the 2.6.0 patch which adds free content. Not only did Blizzard Entertainment release the paid Necromancer Pack. Two stash tabs to collect more weapons and armor for the new class, Wings of Crypt Guardian, Half-Formed Golem Pet, and more banners, pennants, and sigils. This is nice because if you filled up your roster, you don’t have to decide to delete a character to make room for the Necromancer. Plus new weapons and armor that fits with the class. What do you get for your $15? Well, the Necromancer class and all of his skills. But then last year at BlizzCon 2016 they announced a small pack that would add the Necromancer class to the game.

As the years went by people starting thinking Blizzard was hard at work on Diablo IV. After Reaper of Souls, most have been hearing rumors of another expansion. After the expansion Reaper of Souls, Blizzard removed the Auction Houses altogether, bringing D3 back to its true roots. But it also allowed them to profit from it. It was Blizzard’s way of trying to stop people from selling their items on eBay and other sites. Gone is the terrible Auction House and Real-Money Auction House. It has been more than five years since Diablo III came out back in May of 2012. This new class is the Necromancer and you can buy it now for $15 on the PC, Xbox One, and PS4. Blizzard Entertainment released a new class to Diablo III on June 27th, 2017, after almost three years since the last class came out with the Reaper of Souls expansion pack.

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