If your Golem is not dying a lot and/or Mana is not a problem, and speed is not a problem, you'll receive no real benefit for having additional points in Golem Mastery. However, if your Golem dies, you can simply make another one.

Another benefit of Golem Mastery is to allow your Golem to survive longer.

However if he's able to do both fine at his current speed, additional points for speed reasons are not necessary. Another benefit of his increased speed is to allow him to reach his targets more quickly. The speed benefit is nice to allow the Golem to keep up with you, especially if you have Faster Run/Walk boots. If he keeps up with you, that's probably enough points in Golem Mastery.

Before placing more than a few points, or more than one point (with +Skills Items), look at the speed of the Golem.

Clay Golem: 100 HP, Blood Golem: 201 HP, Iron Golem: 306, Fire Golem: 328

Golem Mastery adds more Hit Points to the Golem's Original Base Life, not the Life shown with more than one point into a Golem skill.

Passive Effect: Enhances Speed and Life of all your Golems.

This allows the Necromancer to create more robust golems and control them with greater finesse. This can be used as a weapon by casting and recasting them beside a target. Fire Golems deal substantial fire splash damage when they die. Some Skills have synergies, which provide benefits to other skills on the same Skill Tree.ĭeveloping this skill permits the Necromancer to divert more of his will and energies into his artificial creations. Fire Golems are very effective at drawing in monsters, thanks to the constant damage their fire aura deals everything on the screen.

Skills usually define a character's playstyle and are divided by Class and Skill Tree. Golem Mastery is part of the Necromancer Summoning Spells Tree and requires level 12 to be unlocked. Golem Mastery is a Necromancer Skill in Diablo 2. Passive Effect: Enhances Speed and Life of all your Golems.

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