We can assume they'll stick with what they did in Beta, probably, so Rathma it is!
Which one is that again?
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Yeah, no surprise. It was the most popular set on PTR, and blizz know it's the most "iconic" playstyle, it's no surprise they'd release that one first.
I'll probably grab that on Journey, then use it to grind out the leg's needed for my Inarius build.
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Go jump in the game and participate in 10 public games. The vast majority of them will be only Necromancers in your party. This would have been what the entire season looked like if they launched at the same time. It's still going to be Necro heavy, but at least it will be diluted a bit.
Just take a second to think about it and also observe in game. It's a brand-new shiny and the non season game is like 75% Necromancer right now. If a season launched at the same time as the class, everyone would kill two birds with one stone and check out the class on a seasonal Necromancer. Most cycle through classes for seasonal characters. It's still going to be heavy on Necromancers, but it's WAY better this way, giving people a little time to check out the class and then proceed with whatever they planned for the season.
because blizzard wanted us to test it for one month before season 11, so they can put all fix it need to had