Bone Nova: Spines explode from the ground, dealing additional damage in a smaller range.Enemies in the patch deal less damage and are slowed. Blight: Death Nova leaves behind a patch on the ground.Tendril Nova: Reduces the damage that Death Nova deals, but you are now healed each time you strike an enemy.
Unstable Compound: Casting Death Nova in rapid succession increases the range.Life Support: Skeletal Mages cost health as well as Essence but last longer.ĭeath Nova Blizzard Entertainment/Activision BlizzardĪn aura of poison explodes out from your body, dealing damage to all enemies close to you.The mage’s damage is increased by every Essence spent. Singularity: Spends all Essence at once to summon a very powerful Skeletal Mage.Each hit increases your personal attack speed (stacks up to 10 times). Skeleton Archer: Raises an archer instead of a mage.Contamination: The Skeletal Mage no longer follows you, instead channeling a a small aura of poison At the location they were places.Gift of Death: When Skeletal Mages expire, they will drop a corpse.The Skeletal Mage will follow you around for a few seconds, dealing damage to enemies that it comes across. Skeletal Mage Blizzard Entertainment/Activision Blizzard Blood Spear: Damage is increased, but using Blood Spear costs part of your life to cast.Instead, they explode, dealing damage to all enemies in an area. Your attack speed grows for every enemy hit (stacking up to 10 times). Crystallization: Enemies hit have their attack speed reduced.Teeth: Instead fires a barrage of teeth in a short range in front of you.Blighted Marrow: Damage is increased whenever the spear passes through an enemy.
Bone Spear Blizzard Entertainment/Activision Blizzardįires a spear made of bone that pierces all enemies it passes through. These do not provide much utility, like slows or sustain, instead focusing on spending your Essence in large chunks to deal massive damage to your foes. Secondary skills are some of your most damaging skills in Diablo 3: The Rise of the Necromancer.
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