Siphon the blood from the targeted enemy dealing 300% weapon damage.

Generate: 15 Essence each time damage is dealt.

Enemies bleed for 50% weapon damage over 2 seconds and heal you for 0.5% of your total life over the duration.

Leaves a frost patch that reduces the movement speed by 60% for 2 seconds.

Instead strikes the target and up to two nearby enemies with large bone pillars for 150% weapon damage.

Damage is increased by up to 100% for those further away.

Now unleashes a line of spikes that deals 100% weapon damage.

Summon bone spikes from the ground dealing 150% weapon damage per second.

As mentioned, testers can try Necromancer now, but there is no date set yet for the full release. The Necromancer class has been in development for 'many months,' Blizzard said. You can see a full rundown of the Necromancer's skills and abilities below, as posted by Blizzard. Another passive, Commander of the Dead, reduces the Essence cost of Command Skeletons and the cooldown for the Command Golem by 30 percent. One of the Necromancer's passive abilities is called Swift Harvesting, and it increases the attack speed of Bone Spikes, Siphon Blood, and Grim Scythe by 15 percent.

There is also a skill called Army of the Dead, which, as its name suggests, lets you enlist a skeletal army to fight alongside you, dealing 3000% weapon damage. Some of the primary skills include Bone Spikes (can summon spikes from the ground), Siphon Blood (drains blood from an enemy), and Grim Scythe (slashes an enemy with a scythe to deal damage). Overall, the Necromancer has a 'huge variety of skills,' according to Blizzard. Now Playing: Hands On With Diablo 3's Updated Necromancer Gameplay By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

Diablo 3 necromancer skill build