You can only unlock the Golems in the Book of the Dead when you complete the “Call of the Underworld” quest, which will become available when you reach level 25.
The Necromancer class in Diablo 4 has three types of golems: Bone, Blood, and Iron.
Golem has three abilities: (1) It sheds a Corpse each time it takes up to 20% of its Maximum Life as damage, (2) It gains 10% Maximum Life and the number of Thorns inherited from you is increased from 30-50%, and (3) You can sacrifice the Golem for 10% increased Attack Speed, but lose the ability to summon a Golem. It seems you can only summon 1 Golem, but you can have both the Golem and Skeletal Warriors or Mages active simultaneously.
The Golem is a Summoning ability in Diablo 4 with a cooldown of approximately 16 seconds. It has both an Active and a Passive ability. The Passive ability reads: “You are protected by a golem with 659 Life that attacks for 143-175 (35%) damage. The Golem sheds Corpses as it takes damage.” This means that the Golem serves as a protector for the Necromancer and will attack enemies on their behalf. Additionally, it will drop Corpses as it takes damage, which can be used to fuel other abilities.
The Golem also has an Active ability. When activated, the Golem becomes Unstoppable and Taunts nearby enemies, drawing their attention away from the Necromancer. The Golem also takes 30% reduced damage for the next 6 seconds, making it an even more effective tank for the Necromancer. If the Golem dies, it will respawn after a period of 20 seconds. The Golem deals physical damage, making it effective against enemies with low physical resistance.
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