Stick It to the Stickman Necromancer: Unlock Guide

The Stick It to the Stickman Necromancer is a late unlock with a famously confusing gate: players report having the Blood, reaching the right screen, and still not being able to select him. The community thread for this character is half route guide and half bug support group. The good news is that both problems have known community answers.

This Stick It to the Stickman Necromancer guide separates the two. The route comes from the saved discussion thread, and the navigation problems come from the same thread's replies, where several players describe the exact same stuck state. Where the thread is silent, this page says so instead of guessing.

The short version: he costs 50 Blood, he lives in the employee evaluation center, and a known navigation bug can make him invisible on the unlock screen even when you have the resources. Plan around the bug, not through it.

The Unlock Route

The Necromancer unlock sits in the employee evaluation center, which requires 50 Blood from the Fulfillment Center. Community replies place the Necromancer in the same upgrade path as the cowboy, which means the unlock screen is a branch: Vampire on one side, cowboy and Necromancer along the other, and the thread's first reply states it plainly, along with the upgrades leading up to it.

Blood comes from the Fulfillment Center's donation system, so the real grind is the same one the Vampire uses. Players in the thread describe saving Blood past the Vampire threshold specifically to afford the Necromancer's 50.

The cowboy detail matters because it explains the layout of the unlock screen: the two characters share a branch, and the Necromancer sits further along it. Players who cannot see him are usually one screen position short. Thread replies also confirm the Blood source: blood from the delivery thing, as one poster puts it, meaning the donation loop you already use for the Vampire.

The Navigation Bug

The thread's twist arrives in the replies: one player with 55 Blood reports the game will not let them navigate to unlock the Necromancer, with the selector jumping from the Vampire to the cowboy and skipping the Necromancer entirely. Others reply that they have the same issue, which makes it a pattern rather than one person's setup.

The fix that worked for at least one player: unlocking the other characters first. One player reports that unlocking the other characters like the Vampire fixed the navigation issue, and the game then allowed them to move up and select the Necromancer. Community replies treat it as a workaround, not an official fix.

The pattern's consistency suggests the selector's navigation state depends on which characters are already unlocked, which is exactly what the workaround implies. A Stick It to the Stickman Necromancer run hitting this bug should stop at the workaround before farming more, because extra Blood does not change the selector state.

Planning the Blood Grind

Fifty Blood is the steepest single resource cost in the character roster, so plan the grind like a project. The thread's players describe reaching 50 through the Fulfillment Center donation loop, the same loop that funds the Vampire's 20, and the combined cost of both characters is the real late-game target. Donation runs add up fast once the loop is unlocked, and the combined Vampire-plus-Necromancer Blood cost is the real late-game target in every Stick It to the Stickman Necromancer thread.

Because Blood carries over between runs, the grind has no fail state, only a timer. Community advice is to donate consistently and avoid spending Blood on anything else until the Necromancer is unlocked. Posters who saved past 50 describe the moment of selection as the real boss fight: the Blood is just the entrance fee.

What the Thread Leaves Open

The thread does not confirm whether the navigation bug was officially fixed, and its replies span months, so the bug may be version-dependent, which means your build matters more than your Blood total. The honest summary is that some players unlock him cleanly, others hit the skip, and the workaround works for some of those.

Before grinding 50 Blood, check the current discussion threads to see whether the evaluation center screen behaves on your build. A Stick It to the Stickman Necromancer plan that skips that check risks farming toward a screen you cannot navigate. Treat the thread as a living document: the top replies are the workaround, and the newest replies are the status report.

Unlock Order That Avoids the Bug

The workaround implies an order: unlock the Vampire and the other characters first, then return to the evaluation center with 50 Blood. Players who follow that order report fewer selector problems, which suggests the screen behaves once its neighbors are unlocked, though no developer post confirms the cause.

FAQ

How do I get the Necromancer in Stick It to the Stickman?

Reach the employee evaluation center with 50 Blood from the Fulfillment Center, then select him on the unlock screen. He sits in the same upgrade path as the cowboy, and the full unlock is reachable on the screen where the cowboy unlocks.

Why can't I select the Necromancer?

This is the thread's known navigation bug: the selector jumps from the Vampire to the cowboy and skips him. Unlocking the other characters like the Vampire fixed it for at least one player, and several replies in the Stick It to the Stickman Necromancer thread report the same stuck state.

How much Blood does the Necromancer need?

Fifty Blood, saved from the Fulfillment Center donation loop, which is the same source the Vampire unlock uses for its 20. It is the steepest character cost the thread documents, and donation runs are the only named source in the thread.

Where is the Stick It to the Stickman Necromancer unlock screen?

In the employee evaluation center, on the same path as the cowboy. If it will not let you select him, try unlocking the other characters first, then return. The workaround replies are the thread's top-rated help, and the link at the end of this page opens the full exchange.

The saved Necromancer discussion thread carries the full exchange, including the workaround replies.