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Diablo 4 Season 11 is about to launch. Due to the increased overall difficulty of the new season, player survival has become more challenging, leading many players to search for guides and strategies, from methods for defeating World Bosses to optimal build recommendations for different classes.

As the launch date approaches, we've also been looking for suitable class builds for a smooth run. However, after reviewing numerous build guides, we've found that almost all strategies revolve around high damage and high output. This approach is indeed feasible; players can quickly defeat bosses on the map through overwhelming strength and then obtain the desired items and rewards.

Among these recommended items, we've noticed one item that's rarely mentioned: Temerity, this item has often been overlooked by players in previous seasons. But I believe that in Season 11, Diablo 4 Temerity can rise to prominence; everyone has underestimated its value.

Why Is It Underestimated?

Season of Divine Intervention has undergone many changes compared to its predecessors, from monster mechanics and difficulty to the item upgrade system. This means all players should proceed with greater caution.

Previously, we tended to charge into battle without much consideration for defense, especially in the endgame. This led to a continued bias towards attack power while neglecting defense in the new season.

However, based on our experience on PTR server, we believe this high-damage, low-defense playstyle needs to be changed. Survival has become more challenging; even with a defensive character build, players are still vulnerable.

After numerous trials, we discovered that Temerity is an excellent defensive item. It provides a significant defense boost without incurring excessive costs.

How To Obtain Temerity?

Temerity is a unique patch in Diablo 4, usable by any class. You can obtain it by summoning and killing the following monsters:

• Varshan
• Lord Zir
• Grigoire
• Echo of Duriel
• The Beast in the Ice
• Urivar

Alternatively, you can obtain it from chests dropped in Helltide Events.

Why Choose Temerity?

This item is incredibly powerful defensively, making it ideal for builds or classes that don't rely heavily on barriers. In other words, when your healing exceeds your maximum health, the excess is converted into a damage-absorbing barrier, essentially an extra layer of protection.

Even if you rely on barrier protection, its effect is still optimal, granting you an 8-second barrier, which is far superior to other equipment.

Especially with the recent upgrades to the healing system, healing effects have been enhanced. Healing effects are now essentially an attribute that can be applied to equipment, allowing you to use Temerity to convert all excess healing into a significant amount of barrier damage.

If you acquire this equipment early in the game and need a defensive boost, don't hesitate, equipping Diablo 4 Temerity is your best choice; its effects will surprise you.

This equipment was previously overlooked because the game's difficulty wasn't high enough, so its impact wasn't significant. However, with the increased difficulty of Season of Divine Intervention, I believe it will definitely stand out in the new season.

Many class builds in Season 11 are suitable for Temerity, especially Spiritborn, as it's one of the most vulnerable classes, particularly Legendary Nodes like Viscous Shield. In such cases, equipping Temerity provides an extra barrier protection.

How To Improve Temerity's Defensive Capabilities?

With the new season's updated defense mechanics and item upgrade system, we can optimize and enhance Temerity by adding appropriate affixes through Tempering and Masterworking. We can even use the newly added Sanctification system to give equipment a final boost, thereby maximizing Temerity's defensive capabilities.

Furthermore, with the reworked Fortify system in the new season update, stacking Fortify increases a player's Maximum Life, providing an additional benefit to Temerity's barrier protection.

Alternative Solutions

While Temerity isn't restricted to any class, some builds inevitably can't incorporate it into their gear because they require specific pants or unique skill attributes. For example, Rogues have Second Wind skill, and Necromancers have their own unique pants - Blood Moon Breeches.

In such cases, alternative methods are needed to obtain sufficient defensive capabilities. Runes do offer decent defensive benefits. In Diablo 4, runes' offensive output isn't particularly outstanding, often requiring a full set of runes to achieve the desired damage output.

However, some runes can provide unexpected defensive effects, such as Mot Rune, which grants a shadow from Rogue's Dark Shroud skill, providing up to 40% damage reduction.

In addition to these, there are some runes with slightly weaker defense, such as Xal, which increases your maximum health by 20%. Especially when your health is overflowing, it grants a huge amount of health over 4 seconds, but it requires Ritual Rune.

Other runes with defensive effects include:

• Que
• Wat
• Feo

While Season 11 may be more difficult than before, especially based on PTR server experience where some monsters seem to deal excessive damage, the developers have stated they will adjust the game balance in the live servers. Furthermore, due to adjustments to class skill mechanics, our characters are now stronger.

Therefore, we can invest more resources in defense, without having to spend as much time and effort on increasing damage output as before, while our map clearing and monster killing speed will not be affected. This is why I recommend using Temerity in Season of Divine Intervention.

I hope this information will be helpful as the new Diablo 4 season arrives. Have fun in the game!

For Diablo 4 Season 11, the developers seem genuinely trying to reverse the previous player stereotype that seasonal content was too simplistic and boring. Therefore, in this season update, besides a series of new events, items, and quality-of-life changes, the most noteworthy changes are the alterations to elite monsters and regular monsters, and the brand-new Toughness system.

The goal of this update is to make monster encounters more challenging, allowing them to catch up with the players' frenzied power spikes of the past two years.

Especially since the release of Vessel of Hatred DLC, we've clearly seen many monsters become less threatening. Coupled with the addition of new seasonal powers and unique items, players are basically filling every gear slot with damage, completely abandoning defense. In most cases, with a few tweaks, we can easily create an incredibly tanky character, completely unstoppable.

But in Season 11, this is about to change, especially when we're getting one-shotted by elite monsters while pushing through the Pits with Stinger-focused Spiritborn build that was quite strong in previous seasons.

Obviously, you can build your character to be tanky enough to fight these elite monsters and then challenge 100-tier Towers, but now you'll definitely need to seriously consider which defensive attributes your character build should include, rather than just blindly stacking damage as before.

So, here we want to talk about the changes the developers have made to revamp and strengthen the enemies in Diablo 4 Season 11, and how you can better deal with them.

What Factors Affect Monster Strength?

First, the enemies in D4S11 are stronger, thanks to improved AI, new affixes, and the completely new design of elite enemies, making their behavior more diverse, complex, and unpredictable.

Smarter AI

The development team has made the enemies' appearance and behavior more distinct by updating their AI and behavior, rather than changing their visual design. Therefore, in Season 11, monster attack patterns are more dynamic and unpredictable. Their movements are more intelligent, and they will take different actions based on difficulty, no longer following simple, repetitive attack patterns.

Notably, the tracking ability and reaction speed of some enemies have also been significantly improved. Players can no longer immediately detect the movements of some monsters, adding more tension and rhythm to exploration. Furthermore, the probability of large-scale monster clusters has decreased, meaning it's more difficult to eliminate all monsters at once with effective AOE attacks.

Affix Changes

Diablo 4 also added over 20 new monster affixes, making encounters more threatening and meaningful. Now, elite enemies will summon minions that inherit their abilities, creating new and more dangerous multi-stage encounters.

Moreover, the reduced probability of monster clusters forces players to focus more on strategic tactics; the era of easily crushing all enemies may be over.

These changes force players to pay more attention to their position, timing, and target selection, creating a more engaging and challenging combat experience. You can no longer rely on past combat habits; you must adapt to new enemy tactics and affixes.

The New Toughness System's Impact

Besides the increased monster strength in Season 11, the addition of the new Toughness stat is a major reason why encounters are now more challenging.

In D4S11, Toughness is a new stat that summarizes a character's overall survivability by calculating their effective health against different types of damage. Toughness is displayed below Attack Power, providing a more intuitive view of defensive capabilities.

This system integrates and modifies the way armor and resistances work, resulting in diminishing returns for both. This means that endlessly stacking a single attribute is no longer the optimal strategy.

Also, because there is no longer a clear damage reduction cap in the game, you need to choose defensive gear and skills more carefully, investing more resources to build a strong defensive system. More importantly, you must adjust your playstyle to deal with stronger enemies; you can no longer rely on auto-battle but need to actively participate in the system to survive and achieve victory.

Another more direct point is that the addition of character attributes means you'll need to manage another type of stat to improve your character's overall survivability against all damage types, further increasing the overall complexity of combat.

How To Deal With It?

So, what should you do now to deal with these significantly enhanced enemies?

Stack Defense

First, proactively choosing defensive gear will probably be a priority for many players. Items such as Harlequin Crest, Shroud of False Death, and Tassets of the Dawning Sky are excellent choices for improving survivability. I can easily imagine some people choosing Harlequin Crest over the higher-damage Doombringer.

Then, you need to prioritize improving defensive attributes such as armor and resistances, which are crucial for mitigating damage taken. You can buy Diablo 4 items with high armor and resistance values, especially since armor now mitigates all types of damage.

At the same time, increasing maximum health through equipment affixes for a larger survivability buffer is also a wise choice, essentially adding an extra layer of defense.

Utilize Movement Skills

In fast-paced encounters, skills like Shadow Step or Blood Mist can help you reposition and dodge damage, crucial when enemies are more aggressive. Additionally, crowd control abilities like Chilled, Slowed, Frozen, and Stunned can buy you more reaction time and space to escape danger.

Adjust Build Specializations

Avoid relying solely on old builds focused on damage output. You need to adjust your build to balance offense and defense, especially in high-level endgame content such as Capstone Dungeons and The Tower.

Prioritize skills that provide damage reduction and explore less obvious but defensive specializations that directly improve your survivability.

Divine Gifts

Divine Gifts is a new passive power system introduced in Diablo 4 Season 11. They provide continuous buffs both in and out of combat and synergize perfectly with any build. Therefore, before starting a fight, be sure to understand and fully utilize the available Divine Gifts to explore new synergies and build possibilities.

In short, the significant increase in monster strength in Season 11 means that encounters are no longer just a tedious and monotonous part of grinding. You must adapt to smarter and more diverse enemy tactics, dynamic combat, and more deadly elite monsters to survive in the new season. This is perhaps more than just increased challenge; more importantly, it finally brings back the sense of accomplishment that D4 fans have been craving!

With only about two weeks left until the official release of Diablo 4 Season 11, while you should already be familiar with the main mechanics and gameplay of the new season through PTR, it's best to develop a more comprehensive preparation plan.

This is because although almost all new Diablo 4 seasons follow the same operating model, there are always differences in the details of the updates. Mastering these differences is crucial for successfully and quickly integrating into Season 11!

Below, we will provide a pre-preparation guide from various angles based on what you already know about Season 11.

Keep A Close Eye On New Developments

While 2.5.0 PTR offered you an early experience of Season 11, its content does not represent the final form of the season. Since PTR ended, the development team has announced more changes that Season 11 will bring through announcements and interviews.

These changes may not necessarily alter the core mechanics of the new season, but they will make many subtle modifications, sometimes significantly impacting your combat experience.

For example, in an interview earlier this month, the developers stated that they would be making further changes to Masterworking and Tempering, while reducing the risk of the newly added Sanctification.

These further optimizations to the mechanics will undoubtedly allow you to upgrade your Diablo 4 items more efficiently, ensuring that all the gear you acquire grows stronger along with your character.

Another noteworthy piece of news from the interview is that all classes will be nerfed in the official Season 11, especially Druid, Necromancer, and Sorcerer.

The general nerfs manifest as a decrease in overall strength, fortification, and survivability, while the effects of several key skills of these classes specifically targeted will be reduced.

As you can see, these changes don't fundamentally alter the new gameplay that Season 11 will bring, but if you're unaware of them, you might make unnecessary mistakes in the new season's battles, such as choosing the most nerfed class.

Pay Attention To Your Reliquary System

This is mainly to prevent you from forgetting the exact time you enter the new season. The system will constantly remind you how much time is left until the end of Season 10, and Diablo 4's season transitions are almost seamless except about an hour of downtime.

If you're just a casual player, starting the new season a few days later is fine, but if you want to be among the first to conquer new content, getting a head start is crucial! Especially since Season 11 brought back the leaderboards through The Tower dungeons.

Given Diablo 4's massive player base, climbing to the top of the leaderboards (in any category) is very difficult, and the number of powerful players increases as the season progresses.

Therefore, if you lack confidence in your skills but still want to make a name for yourself on the leaderboards, climbing quickly at the beginning of the season is the best option. Even if you fall behind later, people will remember your achievements!

Join Game Groups Or Forums

Besides official announcements, the player community is the best source for the latest Diablo 4 news. Some players can even get reliable insider information in advance. Joining relevant groups or forums will give you the opportunity to learn more.

Before the official release of Season 11, no one can be certain whether the development team will make further changes, so checking group messages from time to time might yield unexpected results.

Whether on PTR or during the season, players will always be sharing their opinions and strategies within the community. You can refer to these when you encounter difficulties progressing through new dungeons or quests.

Furthermore, some endgame events are more efficient to complete in a group. If you don't have a fixed team or friends, you can find other players forming groups in groups and forums, or post your own recruitment notices.

Create A Guide Based On A Specific Class

Whether you prefer to play the same class throughout all seasons or choose the class that is most advantageous based on the season's mechanics, we recommend that you create a guide for that class before Season 11 begins.

The guide should ideally include methods for fast leveling and farming gold, builds suitable for different events, and tips for increasing seasonal reputation, etc.

While much of this content is applicable across most seasons, specific changes (such as the class nerfs in Season 11) require minor tweaks to ensure the guide perfectly adapts to the latest season.

Season 10 Character Transfer

With the start of Season 11, everything you own with your Season 10 characters will be directly transferred to Eternal Realm, including Chaos Perks and Armor you might want to keep, as well as any unused gold.

Don't worry about them; you can still play your Season 10 characters in Eternal Realm if you wish. However, note that after Season 10 ends, Season 10 gear in Eternal Realm will become legacy items.

This means you will no longer be able to modify them; they will remain as they are. So if you have frequently used or favorite builds in Season 10, be sure to save them promptly, as these builds cannot be optimized by modifying the gear in Eternal Realm.

That concludes this introduction. As for the new playable content in Season 11, you should already be familiar with it through relevant information and announcements; please keep those in mind along with this guide!

Through the 2.5.0 PTR, we've already learned about the new exclusive items for each class in Diablo 4 Season 11. Hardcore fans know that these new Uniques will essentially determine the trend and popularity of these class builds in the upcoming season. While all data is currently based solely on PTR, some items may be buffed or nerfed, but major changes are unlikely.

Among these new Diablo 4 items, one stands out and has the immense potential to propel Dance of Knives build to the top of the rankings in Season 11: Rogue-exclusive Death's Pavane Unique pants.

Here, we'll discuss the impact of Death's Pavane on Dance of Knives Rogue and why this build was able to completely disrupt the game balance and dominate The Tower endgame event during PTR.

Death's Pavane

First, these unique pants allow you to deal more damage when using Dance of Knives skill, while also significantly improving your survivability.

Death's Pavane's inherent attributes grant you a higher dodge chance when using Dance of Knives skill, which provides a substantial survivability boost. Additionally, it increases your critical strike chance and movement speed, making it very useful.

It's important to note that this item has some unique mechanics. It works by dropping knives when you use Dance of Knives and hit an enemy. Picking them up grants a charge, increasing your damage by 10-20% for 6 seconds, stacking up to three times for a 60% damage multiplier.

Essentially, you'll be in a charged state most of the time, giving you the opportunity to deal infinite damage. This is why Dance of Knives Rogue dominated The Pits and The Tower during the PTR.

While this game-changing stat boost will almost certainly be nerfed after the official release of Season 11, it remains the top build choice for players, especially Rogue players, with its new unique gear.

Build Gameplay

Now let's talk about the gameplay and powerful features of Dance of Knives Rogue build.

Skills

In terms of skills, you'll need to use Puncture or other basic skills to increase damage and accumulate combo points. You can increase the damage and effects of your core skills by stacking combo points, including the damage bonus to your primary attack skill, Dance of Knives. Building combo points is the core mechanism for maximizing damage output, as spending more combo points will produce stronger effects when using core skills.

Next, use Dark Shroud to reduce damage and combine it with Shadow Clone to further increase damage. Additionally, you can choose Shadow Imbuement, Cold Imbuement, or Poison Imbuement depending on your playstyle and build.

Of these, Shadow is best suited for fast farming because it explodes and quickly clears large areas of enemy packs; Cold has very strong single-target damage; and Poison's damage output is also decent, but its damage frequency is relatively low, which is normal across various builds. However, combined with Aspect of Creeping Death, Poison Imbuement's power is quite considerable.

Therefore, you can choose any skill; they are all pretty good now, each with its own unique characteristics.

However, since Shadow Imbuement is better suited for clearing maps, and the latest update has made many changes, now each boss has different areas, I would recommend Shadow if you want to experience more open-world content. Plus, Dance of Knives build itself is suitable for speed runs.

In addition, we have Dash skill, which allows us to significantly improve the build's mobility. It's also another agility skill, which we need to activate for snapshots.

The principle of a snapshot is simple: it's about accumulating combo points. Assuming you have three combo points, you'll need to activate Shadow Clone, Dash, and Shadow Imbuement.

Once all skills are snapshotted, you'll have near-infinite damage output. However, after Shadow Clone expires, you'll need to re-execute the entire combo. This is necessary because activating the ultimate skill grants an additional bonus, and the ultimate skill's damage provides a universal damage multiplier and boosts all damage.

Also Read: Developer Interview Reveals New Changes In Diablo 4 Season 11 | Item Upgrade, Map Unlock And The Tower Endgame

Equipment & Stats

As for the necessary equipment for this build, Heir of Perdition or Harlequin Crest are both good choices in Season 11. Other item options are as follows:

• Helm: Heir of Perdition
• Chest Armor: Shroud of False Death
• Gloves: Grasp of Shadow
• Pants: Death's Pavane
• Boots: Mangler's Aspect
• Amulet: Umbrous Aspect
• Ring 1: Aspect of Inner Calm
• Ring 2: Aspect of Elements
• Ranged Weapon: Aspect of Star Shards
• Dual-Wield Weapon 1: Aspect of Apogeic Furor
• Dual-Wield Weapon 2: Edgemaster's Aspect

Because the item crafting system has undergone a complete overhaul in the new season, not only has the chance of Tempering and Masterworking rolling RNGs been reduced, but another high-risk, high-reward item upgrade mechanism has also been added - Sanctification, although its reputation is not good.

Therefore, in Diablo 4 Season 11, you can essentially regenerate attributes randomly. Ideally, you only need to focus on obtaining affixes like Critical Strike Chance, Movement Speed, and Lucky Hit Chance.

The most important stat for your build is Movement Speed, as this prevents your Dance of Knives skills from easily becoming ineffective. Other important stats include Fortification, Resistance, and Immunity to Crowd Control every 12 seconds.

Runes

Next is the rune section for Dance of Knives Rogue build.

• Bac and Zec: These runes reduce ultimate skill cooldowns, which is extremely useful for a Dance of Knives build that relies on high burst damage.
• Neo: When using normal skills, this Rune of Ritual reduces ultimate skill cooldowns, making your ultimate skills easier to cast and deal continuous damage.
• Vex: This Rune of Invocation provides extra skill points, which is very useful for improving the skill tree and maximizing damage and defense.

Paragon Boards

For Dance of Knives build in Season 11, key Paragon Boards include Exploit Weakness, Danse Macabre, and Headhunter. These boards provide crucial damage bonuses to active abilities, extend the duration of Vulnerable states, and increase damage against controlled enemies - the very control effects that are key to maintaining the build's Cold and Poison Imbuement mechanics.

In short, Dance of Knives Rogue build is so powerful in Season 11 because of the perfect synergy between its core abilities, the new unique Death's Pavane pants, and the new season's mechanics. This combination allows the build to deal massive area-of-effect damage while maintaining high mobility.

Even as the youngest class in Diablo 4, Spiritborn has been around for over a year, resulting in numerous powerful builds created by players, who update these builds according to the season.

Different Spiritborn builds have different strengths; some focus on single-target damage, while others help you level up faster. However, for quickly clearing multi-layered endgame events like The Pit, Rake Spiritborn build is the most reliable.

Based on this, we'll show you how to craft this build in the still-running Diablo 4 Season 10 and utilize it to progress quickly within The Pit, farming more rewards.

Rake Spiritborn Build Overview

This build relies on a variety of unique items and Spiritborn-specific mechanic, Spirit Hall, to function. It excels at dealing AoE damage, making it better suited for dealing with groups of enemies rather than single bosses.

However, because it requires multiple damage-dealing gear, this build cannot be paired with enough armor, resulting in a lack of defensive capabilities.

Another tricky aspect of Rake Spiritborn Build is the need for precise timing of triggering various effects to maximize the value of skills and gear, making it somewhat difficult to use.

However, once you overcome these challenges, you can deal primary damage by triggering Jaguar's Spirit Hall multiple times per second, then utilize the stacking buffs from various gear to further increase damage output.

Building upon this, choosing Eagle as the secondary Spirit Hall increases clearing speed. Through continuous dodging and instant repositioning, you can quickly unleash burst damage, even in Torment 4 difficulty, rapidly clearing large groups of monsters.

As an additional reminder, the skill choices for this build in Season 10 can largely follow the strategies used in previous seasons, primarily including the following skills:

• Rake
• Ravager
• Armored Hide
• Vortex
• Toxic Skin
• The Hunter

Which Gear Is Needed?

As we've already mentioned, this build is gear-intensive, so you'd better follow our recommendations for farming and equipping Diablo 4 items, and don't easily change your item lineup.

Let's start from top to bottom, beginning with the helmet. Fortunately, Season 10 introduced Chaos Armor, so just choose the best Spiritborn-available Chaos Armor you can get - don't forget to add affixes that provide damage and agility boosts.

As for the chest armor, Razorplate is actually an essential item for the entire build to function. It can be obtained by farming the boss Lord Zir, and equipping it increases your Thorns damage.

For the gloves slot, we recommend Aspect of the Moonrise, which allows you to increase your attack speed by dealing damage to enemies. Combined with the massive damage from your abilities, you'll become a high-speed monster-killing machine on the field.

Here's a list of more gear pieces and the corresponding affixes or Masterworking effects:

• Pants - Harmony of Ebewaka (Chaos Armor version): Provides all attributes, movement speed, and damage reduction with advanced affixes.
• Boots - Hesha E Kesungi: The affix needs to increase the gorilla's skill level and attack speed, and reduce ultimate skill cooldown.
• Weapon - Aspect of Wild Claws: Ensures free damage and extra hit chance trigger.
• Amulet - Aspect of Adaptability: The affix needs to increase resource bonuses.
• Ring 1 - Aspect of Redirected Force: The affix needs to increase dexterity, maximum health, and overpower damage.
• Ring 2 - Aspect of Unyielding Hits: The affix needs to increase dexterity, elemental resistance, and damage, and reduce resource consumption and skill cooldown.

Besides the gear pieces mentioned above, another essential item is Rod of Kepeleke.

As a Spiritborn-exclusive quarterstaff, this gear's Chaos Armor version receives a 0.90% critical strike damage boost, allowing it to unleash even greater power when paired with other gear.

Best Chaos Perks

As another core seasonal mechanic of Season 10, every build available in that season should have a best Chaos Perks combination (maximum 4 can be combined.).

Combined Strikes

For Rake Spiritborn build, the core perk should be Combined Strikes. It allows core abilities to not only attack multiple times but also deal a 40% damage boost.

While this perk also increases the core ability cooldown by 10 seconds, the core ability cooldown is reset when the basic ability attacks for the third time based on Rod of Kepeleke.

This allows you to continuously unleash wide-area core abilities, combining damage and attack speed boosts to quickly clear enemy groups.

Brawn Over Brains

This perk instantly grants you 200% increased maximum health, 100% increased healing received, and 125% overpower damage. The downside is a 25% reduction in maximum resistances, with armor providing a maximum damage reduction of 60%.

While the reduced resistances make you more vulnerable, enemies will practically never get close, as your survivability and damage output are significantly increased, allowing you to eliminate enemies before the resistance debuff takes effect.

Unstable Power

This perk unleashes chaotic magic on your basic abilities, guaranteeing a Critically Strike and Overpower effect, while increasing damage output by 50-100%. However, there is a 3-second cooldown on this power.

Combined with Rod of Kepeleke, your core abilities are treated as basic abilities, thus guaranteeing all your spells will crit.

Back Off

When you cast any skill, this perk reduces damage taken by nearby enemies by 30% while increasing your damage to all other enemies by 100-200%, making it suitable for ranged combat.

Based on this, as long as you maintain a mid-to-long range from enemy groups and ensure accurate positioning, you can deal double damage to all enemies.

Practical Effect Of This Build

Pit of the Artificers is a timed endgame event that requires you to kill a sufficient number of enemies within 15 minutes to summon a boss. Only after killing the boss is a level completed, so speed and damage output are crucial.

While Rake Spiritborn Build is somewhat lacking in dealing with single-target bosses, our recommended crafting strategy is sufficient until level 140. After that, if you want to use this build to delve deeper into The Pit, you will need to upgrade your gear and affixes.

And it's not just effective at The Pit, Rake Spiritborn Build also performs well in clearing Infernal Hordes, which also have timed and progress bar mechanics, or in the high-monster-density Season 10 Chaos Rifts.

In short, whether you want to delve deeper into The Pit or farm more loot through Infernal Hordes after Compass to Carnage event begins, Rake Spiritborn Build will be very useful!