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In the various builds of Diablo 4, players can often see that Aspects play an important role. Legendary Aspects can upgrade rare items to legendary items, bringing powerful enhancements to the player’s character. In the seventh season of Diablo 4, Necromancer performed very well. Whether it is against bosses or farming Diablo 4 Gold, Necromancer is easy and efficient. And a complete Necromancer build also requires specific Aspects. Here is how to get Necromancer Aspects. How To Get Aspects? Legendary Aspects will not fall from the sky. Generally speaking, there are two ways to get Legendary Aspects, one is Codex of Power, and the other is Legendary items. Codex Of Power Codex of Power is a collection of Aspects. You can engrave it on your rare or legendary equipment in The Occultist. You can unlock more Legendary Aspects by clearing dungeons. However, Codex of Power does not include Legendary Aspects available in the game. Some truly unique Aspects can only be obtained through other means. Legendary Items Legendary weapons have a chance to drop from demons or farming enemies. Legendary items contain Legendary Aspects, which can then be extracted from Legendary items at The Occultis and placed on other Legendary items. Aspects Categories Aspects can provide powerful properties to items, but they cannot be placed on items at will. Each piece of equipment has a specific slot for Aspects, and the bonuses provided by Aspects vary from item to item. Some Aspects can give a character 100% bonus on a two-handed weapon, but only 50% of the effect on an amulet, so players must be careful when choosing Aspects for their equipment. Here are the categories of Aspects: Offensive Aspects: Can be engraved on one-handed weapons, two-handed weapons, gloves, rings or amulets. Defensive Aspects: Can be engraved on pants, shields, helmets, breastplates and amulets. Resource Aspects: Usually can only be engraved on rings. Utility Aspects: Similar to Defensive Aspects, can also be engraved on amulets, breastplates, boots, gloves and helmets. Mobility Aspects: Can only be engraved on amulets and shoes. Necromancer Aspects There are many Aspects suitable for Necromancers. It is worth mentioning that some Aspects are limited to classes. For example, some Aspects say that they are limited to Sorcerer, but they are completely ineffective for Necromancers. You can still use them on your equipment or weapons, but they will not have any effect. The important way to unlock Aspects is to explore dungeons. When you clear dungeons, you can not only get Diablo 4 Gold and equipment but also have the opportunity to unlock various Aspects. The following introduces Necromancer Aspects that you can unlock in the dungeons of each map. Some of them are limited to Necromancer, while others are available to all classes. In any case, they are all Aspects that Necromancer can use. Learn More: What Can We Expect In Diablo 4 Season 8? - Release Time, Theme & Gameplay Fractured Peaks Aspect of Plunging Darkness: In Rimescar Cavern, Offensive Aspects Aspect of the Protector: In Lost Archives, Defensive Aspects Aspect of Torment: In Black Asylum, Resource Aspects Blood Seeker’s Aspect: In Mercy’s Reach, Offensive Aspects Blood-bathed Aspect: In Hoarfrost Demise, Offensive Aspects Eluding Aspect: In Caldera Gate, Utility Aspects Flesh-Rending Aspect: In Nostrava Deepwood, Resource Aspects Dry Steppes Aspect of Bursting Bones: In Path of the Blind, Offensive Aspects Aspect of Might: In Dark Ravine, Defensive Aspects Aspect of Potent Blood: In Betrayer’s Row, Resource Aspects Aspect of the Umbral: In Champion’s Demise, Resource Aspects Rapid Aspect: In Buried Halls, Offensive Aspects Splintering Aspect: In Guulrahn Slums, Offensive Aspects Scosglen Aspect of Empowering Reaper: In Flooded Depths, Offensive Aspects Aspect of Inner Calm: In Raethwind Wilds, Offensive Aspects Aspect of Reanimation: In Aldurwood, Offensive Aspects Aspect of Swelling Curse: In Hive, Offensive Aspects Aspect of the Expectant: In Underroot, Offensive Aspects Edgemaster’s Aspect: In Oldstones, Offensive Aspects Ghostwalker Aspect: In Broken Bulwark, Mobility Aspects Requiem Aspect: In the Vault of the Forsaken, Resource Aspects Hawezar Aspect of Shared Misery: In Oblivion, Utility Aspects Aspect of the Deflecting Barrier: In Lost Keep, Defensive Aspects Blighted Aspect: In Akkhan’s Grasp, Offensive Aspects Fastblood Aspect: In Iron Hold, Resource Aspects Sacrificial Aspects: In Ruins of Eridu, Offensive Aspects Unyielding Commander’s Aspect: In Faceless Shrine, Offensive Aspects Kehjistan Aspect of Disobedience: In Halls of the Damned, Defensive Aspects Aspect of Grasping Veins: In Corrupted Grotto, Offensive Aspects Aspect of Retribution: In Abandoned Mineworks, Offensive Aspects Aspect of the Damned: In Uldur’s Cave, Offensive Aspects Hulking Aspect: In Sepulcher of the Forsworn, Resource Aspects Needleflare Aspect: In Yshari Sanctum, Offensive Aspects Torturous Aspect: In Deserted Underpass, Utility Aspects Wind Striker Aspect: In Shivta Ruins, Mobility Aspects The above Aspects are not all Aspects of Necromancer, which could be farmed in these areas. There are also many Legendary Aspects that are not included. Since there are too many dungeons in Diablo 4, players may not have explored all of them. Therefore, when you lack Aspects suitable for Necromancer, you can try to sweep these areas. As the main game content of Diablo 4, exploring dungeons can bring you too many rewards. In the process of farming Aspects, you will naturally accumulate some equipment and gold, which are very useful for your creation of a better Necromancer.

In the latest Diablo 4 Season 7, you may be surprised by the increased damage ability of Barbarian, because in previous seasons, this Class was abandoned by many players because of its strong survivability but insufficient damage ability. Among the many Barbarian builds, Bash Barbarian has become the most powerful and versatile dominant build this season. Bash Barbarian build is good at directly rotating around Bash to cause high damage, while using the right skills and gear to achieve the maximum effect of effectively dealing with group enemies and single target enemies, which is very rare in Season 7. It can be seen that it is very important to choose some of the best skills and gear for this outstanding Bash Barbarian build. In order to reduce the time and energy cost you spend on trying, this guide will introduce you to some build options suitable for this build, and you can make timely choices according to your game style and combat needs. About Bash Barbarian Build Bash Barbarian build is a powerful alternative to the traditional Barbarian build, adding more versatility and playability, allowing players familiar with or unfamiliar with the class to show its maximum effectiveness. However, it is worth noting that this build requires weapon Tempering, so its upgrade speed is relatively slow in the early stages of the game, but once it passes this stage, the strength of the build will increase rapidly. Active Skills Bash Barbarian build differs from Barbarian meta build that appeared this season. It does not rely on Fury, but Bash, which is your main and cost-free ability in this build. With its help, you can deal tremendous damage in both AOE and single-target situations, and it will also guarantee Overpower to enhance your Hammer of the Ancients Skill. After that, there are some common skill choices, such as Shouts to enhance the mobility, damage and survivability of your build; Rupture can give you a large buff to your sustained attack speed. Here are some active skills you can choose for Bash Barbarian build in D4S7 and the skill points they require. Bash - 5 Hammer of Ancients - 1 Rupture - 1 Steel Grasp - 1 War Cry - 1 Challenging Shout - 1 Wrath of the Berserker - 1 Rotation Once you have all the above active skills equipped, you can start the encounter with Challenging Shout, which immediately increases your survivability and increases your Fury generation. If you have boots that reduce skill cooldowns, such as Yen’s Blessing boots, you can continue to be active for the duration of the encounter. After that, you pop Wrath of the Berserker for a damage bonus and immunity to crowd control. The advice here is to spend a lot of Diablo 4 Gold to max out this skill so that you get more damage buffs. Then you use Steel Grasp to close the gap and apply Vulnerability to the enemy to activate Paingorger’s Gauntlets. At this point, you can continue to use Bash to deal continuous damage to the enemy until it reaches Overpower to trigger Hammer of the Ancients. You should also use Rupture as much as possible to get the attack speed bonus. If conditions permit, you can activate your Warcry during combat via LithOhm Rune combination to further increase damage and gain additional Berserking effects. Passive Skills In fact, for Bash Barbarian build, your focus is also on the damage ability and elemental resistance of the entire build. Although Barbarian has strong physical resistance, it is also very vulnerable to enemies that release super strong elemental damage. The following are some passive skills that can be recommended to you and the points required. Warpath - 3 Martial Vigor - 3 Tough as Nails - 1 Imposing Presence - 3 Belligerence - 3 Aggressive Resistance - 3 Prolific Fury - 3 Slaying Strike - 3 Raid Leader - 3 Booming Voice - 3 Guttural Yell - 1 Pit Fighter - 3 Wallop - 3 No Mercy - 1 Slaying Strike - 3 Thick Skin - 1 Counteroffensive - 3 Defensive Stance - 1 Heavy Handed - 3 Brute Force - 1 Wallop - 3 Key Passive: Unconstrained Witchcraft Powers & Occult Gems In the current Season 7, two new Diablo 4 Items, Witchcraft Powers and Occult Gems, have been added, which increases the diversity of builds that players can make in the game. They will provide you with very beneficial buffs in different aspects of your build, and for Bash Barbaria build, you can pick the following build options for it. Soul Harvest - Drain life force from nearby enemies. Aura Specialization - Increases the size of your aura and slightly buffs the damage of your critical strikes. Piranhado - It draws together swarms of enemies. Hex of Whispers - Deals additional shadow damage. Aura of Siphoning - It gives off a healing aura. Breath of the Coven - Increases attack speed. Friend of the Bog - Increases skill damage, armor, resistance and health. Phantom String - Increases damage. Toadling’s Wish - Growth and Decay Witch powers are 35% more powerful. Gear When choosing gear for Bash Barbarian build, you should pay attention to weapon slots and armor slots as much as possible, because these two are the most critical attribute concentration points of the entire build. It is worth mentioning here that although Barbarian focuses on outputting physical damage, in the current season, you can cleverly combine this damage ability with fire damage. The following are some gear you can choose for Bash Barbarian build, but some of them require you to invest a lot of Diablo 4 Gold and energy to cultivate in D4. You can replace them with some items with similar attributes according to your needs. Ugly Bastard Helm - Helm Shroud of False Death - Chest Paingorger’s Gauntlets - Glove Hectic Runic Leggins - Pants Yen’s Blessing - Boots Bonebreaker of the Moonrise - Melee Weapon 1 Shard of Verathiel - Melee Weapon 2 Obsidian Blade of Earthquakes - Melee Weapon 3 Demonblade of the Inner Calm - Melee Weapon 4 Amulet of Adaptability - Amulet Edgemaster’s Band - Ring Ring of Starless Skies - Ring The above are some suitable skills and gear for you to choose for Bash Barbarian build in D4 Season 7. Once again, the items and skills provided for you here are based on the attributes and statistics shown in the current game, but since each player’s play style and build ideas are different, some of them allow you to make timely adjustments. I wish you a happy game!

The arrival of Diablo 4 Season 7 introduces a brand new currency, Fugitive Heads. This is not only a necessary material for making Occult Gems, but can also be transformed into Restless Rot, which is an important resource for improving builds, so it is highly sought after by players in the new season. However, Fugitive Heads are very rare, and they are even rarer than Greater Affixes Legendary items under Torment difficulty. This is interesting for ordinary items, and it is entirely possible that players will not see a Head until they reach very high Paragon levels. Now let’s guide you step by step on how to get these Fugitive Heads. Using Draught Of Whispers First, if you have Draught of Whispers, use it first. This is a consumable elixir in Diablo 4 that increases your chance of encountering Fugitive Heads by 50%, and the effect lasts for one hour. Draught of Whispers can come from multiple sources, for example, they can come from Whisper Caches, or from Rootholds Dungeons, or from Headless Husks, all of which increase your chances of getting Fugitive Heads. Playing On The Highest Difficulty Next, you should play with the highest difficulty. You may have noticed that Fugitive Heads only drop at Torment difficulty. So if you play at any difficulty below Torment, you will hardly get any Fugitive Heads. And since the chance of getting Fugitive Heads increases with Torment Difficulty Tier. So ideally, if you want to maximize your farming efficiency, you should farm in Torment IV, if your character is capable of doing so. So, if you want to get more Heads in a short period of time, don’t be stingy about investing Diablo 4 Gold in your build to better optimize the build effect. Farming Headhunts By far, the best source of Fugitive Heads is Headhunts. These Headhunts are the new seasonal areas in Diablo 4, and all you have to do is go there and start doing Whispers, any Whisper objectives will do. This is because when you complete any Whisper objective in the new Headhunts area, Exposed Roots will spawn around. You should click on these Exposed Roots, and then a bunch of random things will happen. Of course, the most anticipated result is that after clicking on Exposed Roots, a boss will be summoned, so you have a better chance of getting a Fugitive Head drop. So you should run around in Headhunts and click on all Exposed Roots you find. If you are lucky, then clicking a few times will summon a boss. You know the boss has been summoned when you get a ping on your mini-map, but other people will get this prompt too. So if someone else clicks on Exposed Roots and then summons a boss, your map will also ping, and you should go there. So once your map pings, you know the boss will eventually spawn at this location. Now, this boss could be a Headless Husk. Unfortunately, you won’t drop a Fugitive Head when you kill it, but the boss itself has a random chance of spawning a Fugitive Head. The chance of a Fugitive Head spawning increases with each Difficulty Tier, and also with your Draught of Whispers applied. This is why you have to play on the highest difficulty, and ideally with Draught of Whispers buff. For example, if you play on the highest difficulty, Torment IV, and have Draught of Whispers buff applied, there is a 15% chance of a Fugitive Head spawning instead of a Headless Husk. The chance of this happening is less on lower difficulties, though, and this only applies to Torment Difficulty. Running Rootholds Dungeon Aside from that, Fugitive Heads can also be obtained from Rootholds Dungeon. Rootholds are mini-dungeons in Diablo 4 Season 7 that operate similarly to Nightmare Dungeons. To get into it, you need to prepare some Whispering Wood Sigils. These Sigils come from Whisper Caches, so when you farm Fugitive Heads in Headhunts, you can also get these Whispering Wood Sigils in your inventory by completing Whispers. When you enter Rootholds, you will go through a dungeon, and at the end of the dungeon you will meet a boss. This boss has a chance to be a Headless Husk and also has a chance to be a Fugitive Head. Unfortunately, the chance of them being Fugitive Heads is not very high. I think this way of collecting Fugitive Heads is not better than Headhunts. Because the chance of getting Fugitive Heads from Rootholds is very low, and it takes longer. Therefore, I only recommend going to Rootholds to get Fugitive Heads if you need items with Greater Affixes or if you have already completed all Headhunts and are waiting for the next Headhunt to appear. Summary Finally, let’s summarize it once more. We recommend that you prioritize collecting Fugitive Heads while running Headhunts, and don’t forget to run around completing Whisper objectives during this time, which will spawn Exposed Roots for you. You should click on all of these Exposed Roots and try to get the boss to spawn, and if any other player spawns a boss, you should also run to that place so that you have a chance to spawn and drop Fugitive Heads. If you have completed all Headhunts areas, then you can go into Rootholds Dungeon and try to get Fugitive Heads from there. Remember, for both Rootholds and Headhunts, you should use Draught of Whispers if you have them, as they increase your chances of getting Heads. If you are short of these items, then you might as well pay attention to iGMeet Discord, where the giveaway channel occasionally launches some sweepstakes. So hurry up and get active here. Maybe you will be the next lucky person!

For Diablo 4 Season 2, mastering the Chain Lightning Sorcerer build is crucial for a successful leveling experience. With this guide, you can efficiently level from 1 to 37 in just 2 hours and tackle the Enchantment Quest for Seasonal Power. Here's the step-by-step skill tree progression and tips for optimizing this build: Skill Tree Progression 1. Begin with Arc Lash and the Flickering Arc Lash Passive for an 18% movement speed boost. 2. Invest in 5 levels of Chain Lightning, as it's the primary damage source for this build. Choose the Greater Chain Lightning Passive for extra damage. 3. Unlock Teleport, Frost Nova, Hydra, and Ice Armor in any order. 4. Add the Hydra Passive for increased damage and select Summoned Hydra, which has been improved in Season 2. 5. Opt for Shimmering Frost Nova Passive to regain mana when surrounded by monsters. This will enable more Chain Lightning casts. 6. Prioritize Mana over Vulnerable State, as Season 2 has nerfed the latter. 7. Use Shimmering Teleport for a 30% damage reduction. 8. Allocate 3 points to Glass Cannon to enhance damage. Level 15 and Beyond 1. Focus on Fireball at level 15. Complete the Enchantment Quest quickly to boost your damage output. 2. Clear mission elites for Diablo 4 items without facing bosses in the second area, saving time. 3. Place Fireball in Enchantment to make Chain Lightning more potent. 4. Confirm that the Enhanced Fireball Passive doesn't increase the damage radius of Fireball. 5. Invest in Coursing Currents to increase critical hit chance and Electrocution for damage reduction. 6. Transition the entire skill tree towards Critical Chance and Crackling Energy. 7. Unlock Overflowing Energy as the key passive skill. Change Arc Lash to Spark for an 8% critical hit rate bonus. Further Skill Adjustments 1. Remove Glass Cannon and Ice Armor, reallocating skill points into Lightning Spear and Invoked Lightning Spear for stunning monsters. 2. Eliminate Hydra points and select Invigorating Conduit, restoring 12 mana per Crackling Energy. 3. Replace 2 Electrocutions with Lightning Ultimate, Unstable Currents. 4. Trade a point from Coursing Currents for Overflowing Energy, significantly reducing cooldowns. 5. Use Chain Lightning as a second Enchantment for increased ground damage and Crackling Energy. 6. Level 3 Protection grants 30% maximum life as a barrier. Upgrade Mana Shield by 3 levels for added damage reduction. Enhance Elemental Dominance by 3 levels to increase Chain Lightning damage by 9%. 7. Focus on a vigorous defense at level 3 for increased tankiness. Initial 10 Skill Points Boost Unlock all 10 skill points through Renown in all 5 areas. These skill points carry over to Season 2, providing a significant advantage. Gear Recommendations Prioritize Crit Chance Aspects. Consider using Recharging Aspect on a ring and Aspect of Disobedience on pants. The Aspect of Disobedience is valuable for reducing physical damage, which is still a major threat. Aspect of the Unbroken Tether on an amulet is ideal if it becomes available in Season 2. Finishing Thoughts Mastering the Chain Lightning Sorcerer in Diablo 4 Season 2 offers an exciting leveling journey. The newly introduced Vampire Powers in Season 2 make this build even more enjoyable. Whether you're starting at the early levels or diving into the endgame, this build offers a unique play style and exceptional leveling experience. Customize it to your preferences and savor your adventure in Sanctuary!