As Lin Yi looked through the eight skills, he quickly grasped the characteristics of the entire Necromancy skill set.
Compared to other classes, the Necromancy skill set had an equally distinct design.
First of all, from Tier 1 to Tier 8, there were no fewer than five summoning spells.
They covered an extremely broad range, from the most ordinary Skeleton Minions to the Calamity Monarch.
Thus, the defining trait of Necromancy was numbers!
Many against few—everyone could go wild!
Moreover, even the lowest-level Skeleton Soldiers had one unparalleled advantage over other summons.
That was, they had no thoughts of their own, no intelligence.
They only knew to follow orders.
Naturally, they had no unnecessary fear or hesitation!
Summons that feared no death, were unaffected by psychology, and could unleash one hundred percent of their combat power—this was what made the Scourge Legion terrifying!
Three of the skills in particular caught Lin Yi's attention.
The first was the Tier 5 skill, [Rune Infusion].
``` [Rune Infusion]
[Type: Active Skill]
[Tier: Tier 5]
[Class: Necromancy]
[Cost: 8000 Mana]
[Chant time: None]
[Cooldown time: None]
[Effect: Study the power of necromantic runes and infuse a weapon with an exclusive necromantic enchantment effect.]
[Blood Rune: Enchant a melee weapon, granting it the following effect: When an attack hits, convert 5% of the damage dealt into HP recovery for yourself.]
[Plague Rune: Enchant a ranged weapon, granting it the following effect: When an attack hits, there is a 60% chance to inflict the target with Calamity Plague, causing it to lose 0.5% of its Max HP per second for 10 seconds. This effect can stack up to 10 times, but its effect will be weakened against higher-ranking enemies.]
[Curse Rune: Enchant any type of weapon, granting it the following effect: When an attack hits, there