Heroes of the Invincible Undead

With the upgrade of the level of special skills, Rod at this time has been able to master the most powerful fifth-order spells.

The existence of Wisdom allows Rohde to do this easily, and when he has not yet reached the fifth rank, he can master this kind of spell that only the legendary master can master.

For this, Rhode had expected before this battle began.

When returning to Werning, Rhode noticed that his remaining experience value is more than half of the level of the next character. Only need to go through another battle and let the character level change again, you can have enough The skill points will increase the level of Wisdom.

This is also the reason why Rod previously believed that he would master the meteor rain earlier than Rowling. With the existence of special skills, Rod does not need to study a long-term study like a general mage to master a spell.

Even before that, Rod had expected this, but after really improving the wisdom, Rod still felt a while.

After increasing the level of Wisdom, Rhode continued to allocate the obtained attribute points.

As with the previous character level upgrades, the assignment of attribute points is the same as that of the newly acquired attribute points.

The lack of manipulation of spiritual attributes has always been a problem that plagued Rod. Except for a few spells such as Titan Arrow, all other spells mastered by Rod have been greatly affected.

Regarding this point, there is still no better solution for Rhodes at this time. He can only temporarily increase the spiritual attributes by assigning attribute points. However, compared to the control spirit occupied by the spiritual imprint, this Still not a long-term solution.

After dealing with the allocation of free attribute points, Rod put his attention on the most critical thing in the system log, that is, the promotion of the order.

With the upgrade of the character's level this time, Rhode's mission level has reached the fourth-level Necromancer level 10, and only needs enough experience to upgrade his own rank.

When entering the fourth level, Rhode's choice is a satisfactory necromancer, did not choose other occupations that can be employed.

The comprehensive attribute bonus provided by the inaugural Necromancer is the highest of all the professions that Rod can choose. The large number of additional spiritual attributes attached to it solves Rod’s immediate urgency, but, Now, Rhode needs to face this problem again.

In the impression of Rod, there are two obvious paths in the final career that the Necromancer can promote.

One of them is the road that Rod was more familiar with from a senior Necromancer to a lich.

When the Necromancer reaches the top of the fifth order, he can transform himself into the form of a lich through the endless night ceremony, give up the original human body, and enter the queue of higher-order creatures. And this is also a general necromancer, mastering the means of epic spiritualism.

Due to the limitations of the human body, relying on its own research, any Necromancer cannot increase the level of Sorcery before being a Lich, above the level of Guru.

Unlike Rhode, who relies on the existence of racing achievements to raise the level of spiritism above the guru level. Those ordinary necromancers who want to upgrade the spiritism to the epic level can only choose to promote the lich. This way.

If you want to be promoted to Lich at Tier 5 and Tier 10 successfully, Rhode needs to make appropriate preparations for the Tier 5 class you choose when you advance.

However, Rhode seemed hesitant to be promoted to lich.

In the impression of Rod, Lich is the most powerful, not because of their ability to cast spells, but because of their ability to create and control undead creatures.

Relying on the existence of legendary spiritism and the huge control spirit, as long as there are enough creatures to die, the lich can create countless undead creatures.

However, for Rhodes, this does not bring a substantial improvement.

Regarding the fact that the Lich can make a large number of undead creatures, even Rod at this time can also achieve it. By the existence of racing achievements, as early as the third level, Rod mastered this extremely powerful special skill.

On the contrary, since there is no increase in spell damage, even the spells exhibited by the legendary lich may not be as good as a sixth-order quasi-legendary mage in the damage caused.

Compared with the real legendary mage, the lich's focus on this rank is very obvious, giving up his powerful casting ability and choosing to control the undead creatures.

In addition to this, another way for the Necromancer to advance is to maintain his own human form and continue to study spells.

This form of Necromancer is more focused on the casting of related spells. Even if it reaches the sixth level, this kind of necromancer will not become a lich, but a high-level necromancer.

For such Necromancers, they will not have the highest level of spiritism like Lich, and the spells they display may not be much worse than those of the same rank.

If a necromancer of this level does not display the energy of death brought by the spiritism, it is only a simple cast of spells, and it is difficult for ordinary creatures to distinguish his true rank.

For this type of Necromancer, when its own spell-casting ability is greatly enhanced, it will even give up all the effects of Sorcery.

Initially, when the Necromancer was expelled from Bracada, many powerful Necromancers were like this.

Perhaps it is due to the interest in spiritism, and some high-level mages chose to learn it, thus forming such a special necromancer.

As the anomalies of the Necromancer appeared, even if they did not convert themselves into Lich, because of the deterrence of the original Master of God, these high-level Necromancers could only choose to go to Diya just like ordinary Necromancers.

With the passage of time, there are always high-level mages in Brakada who can't resist the temptation of spiritism and choose to become a necromancer, but they are unwilling to be transformed into a lich, and they can only exist in such a form. .

As for ordinary necromancers, especially in Diya, the necromancer who survived in the most fierce position naturally would not choose such a path.

In the eyes of these Necromancers, becoming a lich can undoubtedly greatly increase their own strength, and the basis of their strength is the control of undead creatures brought by Sorcery, and why should they give up this and choose other Rank job?