Why we make this recommendation
- Reported fact
- AwesWikis reports a 10% raise chance and four-ally cap at level one, rising to 25% and ten at level three.
- Our interpretation
- The described value comes from building allies during a run. The developed cap describes a limit, not how many allies you immediately receive.
- When it applies
- This recommendation applies when the summon mechanic itself is the reason to buy. It does not assume a particular summon lifetime or boss eligibility.
- What could change it
- Reliable evidence of ally lifetime, eligible enemies, kill credit and practical damage could strengthen or weaken the buying case.
Class source reviewed September 7, 2026; editorial analysis updated September 8. These are attributed reports and editorial reasoning; no gameplay test or video observation is implied.
Necromancer price
Reported unlock price: 899 Robux. Specific leveling requirements and whether any additional fees exist remain unverified; no Ticket alternative has been established. Confirm the live purchase panel before spending.
Reported level 1–3 abilities
| Level | Raise chance | Ally cap |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 10% | 4 |
| 2 | 17% | 7 |
| 3 | 25% | 10 |
Is Necromancer worth it?
Shortlist it if building a group of allies is why you want the class. A rising chance and cap suggest potential as the kit develops, but a cap is only a ceiling: you do not necessarily start with that many useful allies.
We would not buy it solely because it costs Robux. Summon lifetime, eligible kills and ally effectiveness can matter more than the displayed cap. For a first class, compare the cheaper ticket-based roles before committing.
What the summon numbers do not tell us
These gaps keep the placement provisional. They are also the first things to look for in a class demonstration or your own run.
- Whether bosses or every enemy type can be raised.
- Whether the player or an ally must deliver the final hit.
- How long allies last, and whether they persist across checkpoints.
- Whether the cap is per player or shared by a team.
Can you heal or equip your summoned allies?
AwesWikis now reports that the Necromancer can see allied minions’ health, that minions regenerate health, and that the player can equip armor onto them. We rechecked that description on September 9. Its September 8 update record attributes these changes to user-supplied patch notes; we have not independently observed them in a run.
If that description holds in the current game, keeping an ally alive and equipping it gives the summon playstyle another practical consideration beyond the raise percentage. It supports considering the class for managing allies, but does not establish better damage or justify changing its tier.
The report does not specify regeneration speed, armor controls, eligible armor or how long allies persist. It does not settle boss eligibility. Check the live class panel and interaction prompts before buying equipment for a summon.
Questions before your next run
- Can Necromancer revive Dracula?
- We have not verified boss eligibility. A raise-chance number alone is not evidence that Dracula can become an ally.
- Is Necromancer the limited-time class?
- Update 1 mentions a limited-time class, but the official text reviewed does not name it. We cannot identify Necromancer as that class from the announcement alone.
Sources & review notes 2 sources
- AwesWikis — Necromancer ↗ · Third-party report
- Roblox — CLASSES + MORE! ↗ · Official
Source review is not in-game verification. See the evidence notes for review dates and the scope of each observation.