Necromancers are masters of life and death, utilizing fire, magic, poison, and disease based spells to overwhelm their foes and assist their allies. Their choice to descend into necromancy has alienated them from most old-world civilizations, being killed on sight by most guards and shunned by many merchants.

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As such, the necromancer is very independent; few support classes are able to offer anything that the necromancer does not already have, and items and gear do not carry the same weight as they do for other classes.The necromancer's power comes from a deep understanding of the powers of life and death. This grants them a number of abilities, including the ability to mezmerize, snare, and fear their enemies, to transfer mana and health to their allies, and lastly to assert their dominance over the undead with a number of efficient direct damage, charm, root and lull spells. The necromancer is classified as anti-natural and has some unique spells to attack animals and plant based mobs.Two highlights of the Necromancer are their powerful pet, and the fact that the class has the most, and most efficient, Damage over Time (DoT) spells of any class. Although these spells are slower, doing damage only once every 6 second 'tick' for a period of time, they use up far less mana than faster 'nukes'.

In concert, along with their snare, fear, and root powers, Necromancers are very powerful soloers. Their ability to charm an even more powerful undead pet at higher levels gives them yet another strong soloing option. Plus, they can combine their fear and Feign Death powers to 'split' individual mobs away from the group. And of course Feign Death itself provides a way to survive, even without a group, when things go wrong.Necromancers also have access to one of the most powerful mana regenerating abilities in the game: the 'Lich' line of spells. These grant a buff that slowly drains their HP, but in exchange it provides significantly faster mana regeneration. Allowing for even more efficient soloing (while also being useful in other circumstances too).

The line begins with, and when it reaches the Necromancer's skin melts away, turning them into a skeleton.In groups, and especially on raids, Necromancers rely on their DoTs less. They still deal damage (mainly through their pet), and also transfer health and mana to teammates and provide other utility functions.Class Highlights.

DoTs and Feign Death: Not only can Necromancers deliver incredible damage by stacking various DoTs, they can do so without fear of taking aggro from the rest of the group, through the use of feign death. )Velious:.GearingPlease keep in mind that gear listed here may not be exhaustive, but they do tend to include the most useful of each category. Also keep in mind that you want to strike a balance between HP and Mana to maximize your effectiveness. Remember that 1 int = 10 mana (and it drops significantly after 200), and 1 sta = 2 health, and that the items listed are droppable only.NOTE: Gear listed here is not listed as 'Best In Slot'. Due to the way HP and Mana play off of each other, the items you wear influence the value of other items you wear. In other words, Pre-Planar gear is not necessarily less good than an item that is Planar, or Planar relative to Kunark.

Pre-Planar Gear refers to items that one can acquire before reaching planar raiding. These are by and large your BoEs. Planar Gear refers to items that are earned from raiding, and for the most part (with the exception of some Sky items and a few raid boss drops) are BoP. Kunark is about Kunark era changes to gearing, and items that are found in Kunark content.Check for the full list of gear usable by necromancers.Pre-Planar. Ears. An Agenda for Future ResearchThe purpose of this section is to point out the shortcomings of this guide, and what details we still need more detailed information on.1) Pet Levels. Anyone who has summoned a number of pets will know that they can con differently, often leading to necromancers to resummoning until they get a dark blue conning pet, since that one is a higher level.

Many of the pet levels listed on the main spell pages, and on this guide, are single static numbers (i.e., a level 29 pet), even though for there to be a Light Blue con, and a Dark Blue con, it must be Level 28-30. This could be researched if one were to gather a few people of approximate level to the pet spell, and summon it, and find who it cons white to, and do this a number of times to determine the low and high ranges of the pet level.2) Magic Resistance variance on the Shielding spell line. The original page for the early Shielding spells do not have a MR buff listed, but when a level 60 casts these spells, a static number is given. Presumably, a lower level Necromancer who first gets the spell is going to have a different number.

A Necromancer that just got each level of Shielding would need to measure how much MR they get, to give us the minimum increase to MR that spell gives. The listed MR is the maximum, as cast by a 60 Necromancer.NecromancyIt came to pass some years later that a small group of Erudites discovered the lost art of Necromancy. They were branded heretics and great conflict arose. For the first time in several hundred years, the Erudites fought. They engaged in a civil war not entirely dissimilar to that which they had loathed and fled back on the mainland.But there was one very significant difference - they did not use swords and bows, but rather magic, and the result was terrible.Lives by the hundreds were lost, great buildings and structures destroyed, and eventually the heretics were forced to flee Erudin, to hide and regroup in the southern regions of Odus. In one final battle, great mystic energies were released and an immense hole leading to unknown depths beneath the earth was created. Into the sides of this chasm the heretics built their own city which they called Paineel.

And while both sides still seethed with anger and hatred toward one another, their fear of what the last battle had wrought has kept any further conflict at bay.Thus began the Age of Turmoil.FAQQ: Which research components are worth trading with other players or retrieving from vendors?A: -Credit to OldPVP of the forums for this listThe only components worth a damn.

This subreddit is devoted to EverQuest, the best MMORPG of all time!EverQuest Family Subreddits.Time-Locked Progression Specific.Emulator Specific Subreddits.Far Flung Hopes and Dreams.Rules:.Be civil to each other, that is to say please refrain from using hateful language toward others. Remember, our community is not as large as it once was, chances are we'll run into each other in game at some point.In keeping with the first rule, we will not allow 'drama posts' about people, players or guilds.We endorse following the rules of all options of playing in Norrath. Do not discuss hacking, cheating or exploits of Live, Test or Private servers. Abide by the rules of where you play.Guild recruitment may be done in the recruitment thread, excessive posting of recruitment will be treated as spam.Please do not advertise Private Servers, a single post to let people know it's out there (please use the search function to see if it's been made before,) is fine, but regular threads of advertisement will not be tolerated.Please do not post links to your personal blog.Do not advertise your games or websites for personal gain.Links. You can get an out-of-game list by using the /outputfile command in game: /outputfile spellbook foowill write a file named 'foo' in your EQ directory. That file will contain a list of all the spells in your spell book, one spell per line. The format of each line is spell level, a tab, and the name of the spell.I'm not sure if that file is sorted or not.

The one I have sitting around is sorted by level, but I'm pretty sure that on that character that's the order I actually have the spells in my spell book, so it is inconclusive. You could always sort it yourself with Windows' sort command line utility, or by importing it in a spreadsheet and sorting it there. Unfortunately, the method of sorting the spell book as far as I know, is manual. You can right click on any spell slot in the actual book, and right click somewhere else and it will 'swap' those spots. One of the spots can be empty, or both can have spells in it.But as was said, not many people really use the spellbook anymore. Most people right click on an empty spell gem slot, and pick their spells from the list there as they are sorted by spell type and list the spell level next to the name of the spell. Also, you can save spell lists for easy meming by right clicking on the Book icon at the bottom of your spell gem bar.

You can right click on spells to swap thier positions with others or empty slots within the spellbook (Move all the un-used crap to page 35+). You can also hold right click which brings up thier spell level so you can see which are the higher level ones.You can actually delete items from the spell book too. Right click the gem as if you were going to move it, but press delete instead of selecting a destination location. You will get a warning message and a yes/no dialogue box.Given that most spells are just an improvement on the previous version of the same line, you can free up a large amount of space in your book by deleting all the redundant ones which are 20+ levels below you.If you take heal spells for example, where every 4-5 levels you get a new one, you can delete all the ones you dont use/need anymore, so pretty much everything upto 10-15 levels below you.

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