It carries with it a relatively steep price for an add-on, though you're technically getting some minor extras like a banner, portrait, wicked-looking wings, and a non-combat pet along with the Necromancer class itself. If the Necromancer is the first of more such injections of fresh content, it's an extremely solid proof of concept. It shows that Blizzard's hack-n-slash ARPG still has legs, and can essentially function as a platform through which to funnel new content.
The Diablo 3: Rise of the Necromancer pack is a fascinating addition to what is now a five year old game. I got to feel powerful, while my friends felt left out. The Corpse Explosion ability - which does exactly what you think it does - made the Necromancer particularly annoying to friends, because as soon as they did take down an enemy, I would make it explode, which would kill more baddies, which created more corpses I could detonate, which would kill more bad guys, and so on and so on.
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