How to make the most from Veilguards necromancy specialization.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s Death Caller class specializes in buffs for Area-punch in attacks as well.
However, the specialization does have a few important differences that could influence which skills you choose.
Unlock Fire Wall, and start progressing up the Sustain group toward the Mourn Watch group.
Then,unlock every ability in the Mourn Watch section.
The Mourn Watch section and the left portion of the Control section have several such nodes.
The passiveMortalitasilets you consume health to cast skills when your Mana runs out.
However, you could also ditch those options and branch into the Control section.
Veilseekeris a common-grade necrotic stave, but one that comes with some handy extra bonuses.
Heavy attacks are great, but charging your stave for them takes time.
This way, you still deal enough damage with light attacks.
If you want to use a necrotic orb instead, use theGlacial Rodas a complement.
These armor pieces, again like the red-coloured weapons, can be enchanted but not uprgaded.
It fits nicely with Necrotic Jade and helps whittle down close foes you might not be targeting.
Finally, for the amulet, you could opt forSightless Skull, which increases damage from Control abilities.
It’s also worth checking to see whether the perks for any red-coloured accessory you collect suit your build.
Once again, red-coloured items can be enchanted but not upgraded.
Mage enchantments for armor
Ultimate GenerationandHealing Receivedwork well for your armor and helmet.
Ultimate energy takes a long time to generate on its own, so every bit helps.
PutMana Regeneration on both ringsuntil you unlock higher ranking enchantments.
Good luck playing as a Death Caller in Dragon Age: The Veilguard!
