Their singular knowledge of the unknown allows them to face death without fear, and hold sacred the delicate nature between life and death. Necromancers are pragmatic and above temptation, and they know death is part of life and do not seek to deny it.

This isolation allows them to study their distinct arcane science of Necromancy, the only mortals to master such a technique. Practitioners of Necromancy use Prime Magic to manipulate life essence through all living things afflicting them with curses. This practice goes back to before magic was formalized into strict disciplines. They reside in the far eastern jungles of Kehjistan, in a vast underground city called Necropolis. In the Diablo series, the Necromancers are Priests of Rathma.

RELATED: 7 Mistakes Everyone Makes Playing Diablo 2 Though it is unlikely, the Necromancer could be playable in Diablo 4 as its fifth and final class reveal. The Necromancer was also a playable class later on in Diablo 3's expansion, Reaper of Souls, and in Diablo Immortal, the Necromancer is available as well. The Necromancer first appeared in Diablo 2's base game as a playable class alongside the Amazon, Barbarian, Sorceress, and Paladin. This balance is what keeps the mortal realm, also known as Sanctuary, from being swept up in the great Eternal Conflict between heaven (order) and hell (chaos). From their brooding demeanor to their ghastly pale skin, they use Prime magic to maintain the Great Cycle of Being, also known as the balance. The Necromancers throughout the Diablo series are the most misunderstood class of all. The Priests of Rathma, known to outsiders as the Necromancers, may look terrifying and evil, but that couldn't be further from the truth.

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