Like I said before, I had trouble in the early-mid game due to mana issues and at one point, I was ready to give up and re-roll a different class and/or spec with the necro, but I am glad I stuck it out. Also, Rathma's Chosen is the only Uber Summon that is invincible, so you never have to worry about it dying and having to re-summon. I'm assuming that the "total" means it's multiplicative, so that makes it very strong. Rathma's Chosen is definitely the best option, as it buffs your party with attack speed and deadly strike, as well as total minion damage. I have not tried Veil King, but it looks like it could have potential when used in conjunction with the Lazarus Summoner set, as you'd be able to have 2 Kings out. Jinn are usually paired with an Abyss Knight build and imo are the weakest option. The three uber skills are all summons that give some sort of buff to your party. I also just summon it from random blues and yellows on the ground if I don't have an interesting item to summon a golem with just to have that extra meat shield out. Be prepared to have to find backup items to summon new golems. An important word of advice regarding Iron Golems Don't use an item that's too rare and you are not willing to lose, because with the way Median is and the way it's always been, you can die at literally any moment that you are not in a town. The golem stays summoned through games, but if the golem dies or you die, you'll need to find another item to create a golem with. The golem gains the properties of that item and has a huge life pool and some hp regen. You use a metallic object (So no staves, crossbows, cloth armor, or any other non-metal things you can think of.) on the ground and create the golem from that. Last, you have the Iron Golem, which if any of you played D2 LoD vanilla (which let's be honest if you haven't, you really need to in order to fully appreciate Median and the D2 game as a whole), you'll notice it functions in a similar way. I tried a build with abyss knights as main damage dealers with Jinn as the uber skill summon and it just didn't hold up to the Hawks build I started with and am currently using. You have Abyss Knights which are ranged aoe caster-type minions. They also make decent meat shields in the later game when you have more minion life. You have your skeletons which give a big damage buff to your army with more hard points invested. The other summons are pretty self-explanatory. Also, being able to spam Hawks made aoe farming much easier, as that was also a difficulty in the early game. It also got better the more Hawks I could summon at once due to the self-synergy the skill has. While it was frustrating during early and mid game due to the high mana requirement, once I was able to stop investing points into strength and dex to wear gear and throw a few into energy, it got better. They are suicidal summons that die after hitting something once, however the hit has a small AoE effect, does massive damage and also hits multiple times. Night Hawks are incredibly good.like scary good, especially against bosses. I was interested in the new minion summons, particularly the Night Hawks, as it seemed like a similar play style to Raging Spirits in Path of Exile, which I use on my Witch Necromancer when I play. Hey guys, after a little more than a week of casually playing with the new Summoner Necro, I thought I'd share my opinion with anyone who is interested in how the class fairs after the new update. This isn't really intended to be a guide, just my thoughts/experiences on the Summoner Necro rework. Hello! This is a repost of a write-up I did on Reddit, I figured I'd share it here too.
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