Warlock Profane Veil Minion Eater Endgame Build for Last Epoch (Patch 1.1)

Last updated on Jul 14, 2024 at 01:00 by GhazzyTV and Lavender

Welcome to our Last Epoch Warlock Profane Veil Minion Eater build guide for the Acolyte class. Here you will learn everything about the Warlock play style, passives, skills, strengths, and weaknesses to conquer the world of Eterra.

1.

Build Introduction

Drop down into a necrotic puddle and consume your Minions, absorbing their life force as your own, leaving Volatile Zombies in your wake. This build focuses around a never-ending supply of Minions that will be used to generate Ward, but deal a ton of AoE damage through Minion explosions.

This build was created by Sinity, an active member of the ARPG theorycrafting community.

Strengths icon Strengths
  • +Amazing defensive layering between Ward generation and dodging with Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil
  • +Full Minion automation, Minions tank for you
  • +Soul Feast Icon Soul Feast allows for grabbing mobs from off-screen
Weaknesses icon Weaknesses
  • -Build is heavily reliant on gear to function
2.

Skill Selection

This build operates off of two main skills; Chthonic Fissure Icon Chthonic Fissure, used as our main source of personal damage which will scale off a combination of damage from Torment and the Unique Staff Wheel of Torment Icon Wheel of Torment, and Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil, which will be used as a Ward generator and a creator of Minions. Profane Veil will summon Volatile Zombies which will explode when near enemies, casting Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice on nearby Minions and summoning Skeleton Vanguards when they die. This creates more Minions for us to absorb through Profane Veil, creating a never-ending Minion loop for us to deal damage and keep ourselves healthy with. Summon Skeleton Icon Summon Skeleton is mainly used as a support action. They will be used as a source of Inceased Spell Damage and act as a Mana battery for the build, on top of also being consumed through Profane Veil.

Soul Feast Icon Soul Feast and Transplant Icon Transplant will be used on the action bar, however they will not be specialized in. Soul Feast is used to apply Haste to ourselves and apply Torment when needed, as well as auto-cast Chthonic Fissure Icon Chthonic Fissure on Bosses. Transplant Icon Transplant is taken for a singular purpose, which is as a mobility tool.

Summon Skeleton Icon
Profane Veil Icon
Soul Feast Icon
Transplant Icon
Chthonic Fissure Icon
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3.

Class and Skill Passive Trees

Class Passives Skill Passives
Acolyte Warlock Necromancer Lich
Chthonic Fissure Summon Volatile Zombie Sacrifice Summon Skeleton Profane Veil

Our base class is the Acolyte, which acts as a generic spell caster and summoner. Our character will be offered an opportunity to select an Advanced Mastery once we have completed the first act of the campaign. Each base class has three possible masteries to choose from. For the Acolyte, we have access to the Mastery Tree Passives for Necromancers, Lich and Warlock. Upon selecting a Mastery and placing 20 Passive Points into the Acolyte Tree, you'll then be able to place Passive Points into the Mastery Trees.

Warlock is our advanced class for the build. We will utilize the majority of our Passive Points for the Warlock Passive Tree, with a minimal amount of points taken within Necromancer and Lich. The Warlock passives will focus on increasing the Spell Damage for Curses, increases to Intelligence, and provide a significant increase to Haste. The points in Necromancer will be used as a way to increase Minion Health, but are mostly taken to unlock access to Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice. The Lich Passive Tree is used for extra Intelligence and increased Necrotic Damage.

3.1.

Acolyte Passive Points

Acolyte Passive Tree
  • 8 points into Forbidden Knowledge: Intelligence and Necrotic Resistance.
  • 1 points into Blood Aura: Taken to proceed through the tree.
  • 1 point into Mania of Mortality: Taken to proceed through the tree.
  • 5 points into Stolen Vitality: Vitality gain and Increased Minion Health.
  • 5 points into Unnatural Preservation: Large gains to Ward Retention, Necrotic Resistance, and Poison Resistance.

Our base class is the Acolyte, which acts as a generic spell caster and summoner. Our character will be offered an opportunity to select an Advanced Mastery once we have completed the first act of the campaign. Each base class has three possible masteries to choose from. For the Acolyte, we have access to the Mastery Tree Passives for Necromancers, Lich and Warlock. Upon selecting a Mastery and placing 20 Passive Points into the Acolyte Tree, you'll then be able to place Passive Points into the Mastery Trees.

Warlock is our advanced class for the build. We will utilize the majority of our Passive Points for the Warlock Passive Tree, with a minimal amount of points taken within Necromancer and Lich. The Warlock passives will focus on increasing the Spell Damage for Curses, increases to Intelligence, and provide a significant increase to Haste. The points in Necromancer will be used as a way to increase Minion Health, but are mostly taken to unlock access to Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice. The Lich Passive Tree is used for extra Intelligence and increased Necrotic Damage.

3.2.

Warlock Passive Points

Warlock Passive Tree
  • 5 points into Soul Stealer: Increased Mana Regen, plus extra Mana gain against Cursed enemies. This secondary effect has a cooldown.
  • 6 points into Unholy Torment: Increases the Spell Damage and Area for Curse skills.
  • 8 points into Occultist's Mind: Added Intelligence, and allows your Mana to scale with every point of Intelligence you have.
  • 1 point into Ward of Malevolence: Taken to path to the next node.
  • 8 points into Doom Herald: You take less damage, and deal more damage, while channeling. This applies to Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil for this build.
  • 10 points into Malefic Body: Added Vitality and Intelligence.
  • 5 points into Wither: Applies Withering on hit, and you now take less damage from enemies afflicted with Withering.
  • 2 points into Chaotic Strikes: Taken for pathing, but does provide a small chance to deal double damage.
  • 5 points into Wreak Havoc: Increased Critical Multiplier.
  • 5 points into Fleeting Crone: Provides a significant boost to all Haste applied to us. Haste is gained through casting Soul Feast Icon Soul Feast for this build.

Our base class is the Acolyte, which acts as a generic spell caster and summoner. Our character will be offered an opportunity to select an Advanced Mastery once we have completed the first act of the campaign. Each base class has three possible masteries to choose from. For the Acolyte, we have access to the Mastery Tree Passives for Necromancers, Lich and Warlock. Upon selecting a Mastery and placing 20 Passive Points into the Acolyte Tree, you'll then be able to place Passive Points into the Mastery Trees.

Warlock is our advanced class for the build. We will utilize the majority of our Passive Points for the Warlock Passive Tree, with a minimal amount of points taken within Necromancer and Lich. The Warlock passives will focus on increasing the Spell Damage for Curses, increases to Intelligence, and provide a significant increase to Haste. The points in Necromancer will be used as a way to increase Minion Health, but are mostly taken to unlock access to Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice. The Lich Passive Tree is used for extra Intelligence and increased Necrotic Damage.

3.3.

Necromancer Passive Points

Necromancer Passive Tree
  • 5 points into Grave Thorns: Increases to Minion Health.
  • 5 points into Reclamation of Souls: Extra Ward Retention.

Our base class is the Acolyte, which acts as a generic spell caster and summoner. Our character will be offered an opportunity to select an Advanced Mastery once we have completed the first act of the campaign. Each base class has three possible masteries to choose from. For the Acolyte, we have access to the Mastery Tree Passives for Necromancers, Lich and Warlock. Upon selecting a Mastery and placing 20 Passive Points into the Acolyte Tree, you'll then be able to place Passive Points into the Mastery Trees.

Warlock is our advanced class for the build. We will utilize the majority of our Passive Points for the Warlock Passive Tree, with a minimal amount of points taken within Necromancer and Lich. The Warlock passives will focus on increasing the Spell Damage for Curses, increases to Intelligence, and provide a significant increase to Haste. The points in Necromancer will be used as a way to increase Minion Health, but are mostly taken to unlock access to Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice. The Lich Passive Tree is used for extra Intelligence and increased Necrotic Damage.

3.4.

Lich Passive Points

Lich Passive Tree
  • 10 points into Apocrypha: Increased Intelligence and Mana Regen.
  • 5 points into Dance with Death: Increased damage, more if we end up entering Low Life territory.
  • 5 points into Grasp of Fate: Increased Necrotic Damage.
  • 8 points into Crippling Insight: Large Intelligence gain.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.5.

Chthonic Fissure

Chthonic Fissure Passive Tree

Chthonic Fissure Icon Chthonic Fissure is used mostly to deal damage through Torment, which we inflict onto targets hit by the Spirits coming off Fissure. Torment damage is scaled through several interactions, including the Unique Staff we're using, Wheel of Torment Icon Wheel of Torment, the enemy having stacks of Ignite active, as well as our own Necrotic Resistance, which can easily be scaled up to around 600% or higher. While clearing maps, Chthonic Fissure should be casted manually, and should be used frequently, as this build will be moving through maps quite quickly. For boss fights, Chthonic Fissure may be auto-casted by using Soul Feast Icon Soul Feast, however this will only activate is there is currently no active Fissure.

3.5.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 2 points into Fragile Crust: Reduces the Mana spent if there is a Cursed Boss or Rare enemy nearby. This also works if you yourself are Cursed.
  • 1 point into Spirit Gale: Enemies who died with a stack of Torment now have a chance to release a Spirit.
  • 2 points into Damned Waters: Spirits now apply Damned.
  • 3 points into Twisted Waves: Torment damage now scales off Necrotic Resistance.
  • 1 point into Grim Tide: All Necrotic Damage from Chthonic Fissure scales with your Critical Multiplier stat.
  • 2 points into Severed Wards: Spirits will now shred Necrotic Resistance on hit.
  • 2 points into Stygian Current: Increases Spirit frequency.
  • 1 point into Of Gloom and Flames: Chthonic Fissure now shoots out twice, once at the target location and again in the reverse direction.
  • 2 points into Death from Below: Chthonic Fissure deals more damage if you're Cursed.
  • 1 point into Fell Fire: Torment will now spread any Ignite stacks on a target.
  • 3 points into Tombgorger: Torment deals more damage to Ignited, Poisoned and Bleeding targets.
  • 3 points into Eradication: Fissure now deals more damage to Rare and Boss enemies.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.6.

Summon Volatile Zombie

Summon Volatile Zombie Passive Tree

Summon Volatile Zombie Icon Summon Volatile Zombie is the glue that connects the skills in this build together. Between Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil and the two Unique Rings (Cycle of Putrescence Icon Cycle of Putrescence) we use, you will have a constant supply of these necrotic ghouls at your side, dealing damage for you and creating Minions for you to absorb for Ward. Volatile Zombies will do four things for us upon death:

  1. Zombie Health is converted to Ward for us when they die.
  2. When a Zombie dies, it will cast Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice at a nearby Minion.
  3. The explosion from Volatile Zombies applies Marked For Death to enemies hit.
  4. When a Zombie dies, it creates a Skeleton Vanguard in its place.

The Mana cost for Volatile Zombies does not matter. We will never manually cast Summon Volatile Zombie Icon Summon Volatile Zombie with this set up. Additionally, Zombies come with a 16% Kill Threshold, which is great for finishing Boss fights quickly.

3.6.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 2 points into Forceful Commander: Taken to path to further nodes.
  • 1 point into Daunting Blast: Increased Stun Chance, but overall unimportant for the purposes of this build.
  • 1 point into Ravenous : Volatile Zombies deal extra damage to Bosses and Rare enemies.
  • 2 points into Pull of the Grave: Adds a 16% Kill Threshold to the skill.
  • 1 point into Horrific Vessels: Zombies are converted to deal Necrotic Damage, scaling with the rest of the build.
  • 1 point into Corpse Bane: Zombie explosions now inflict Marked for Death onto enemies it hits.
  • 3 points into Fervor: Zombies deal more damage and now move faster.
  • 1 point into Ferocious Horde: Mostly taken for pathing, but Zombies will move faster as their health decays.
  • 1 point into Shepherd of Thralls: When a Zombie dies, it now summons a Skeleton Vanguard. These are used as Ward fodder for Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil.
  • 1 point into Leap Attack: Zombies will now leap at targets.
  • 2 points into Grand Sacrifice: When Volatile Zombies die, they will have a chance to cast Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice on a nearby Minion.
  • 1 point into Path of Destruction: Taken for pathing, but does slightly increase the explosion size.
  • 2 points into Necromantic Fervor: The maximum Health of a zombie is converted into healing for us when they die.
  • 1 point into Vital Ward: The healing from the previous node is converted into Ward.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.7.

Sacrifice

Sacrifice Passive Tree

Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice will never get used manually in this build. We rely on Volatile Zombies to automate this for us when they die. Aside from dealing a decent damage on its own, Sacrifice will also provide a substantial boost to our DoT damage as well. This is used specifically to boost the damage dealt with Torment. This also creates a consistent source of both Ignite and Bleed, two ailments that boost the damage Torment deals. This was explained in the Chthonic Fissure Icon Chthonic Fissure Skill Tree.

3.7.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 1 point into Bone Nova: Sacrificing a Minion causes the explosion to deal damage with Bone Nova.
  • 3 points into Lacerating Bones: Bone Nova has a chance to apply Bleed.
  • 3 points into Avatar of Decay: A recent cast of Sacrifice increases your Damager Over Time by 60% for all applications.
  • 1 point into Pontifex: Sacrifice deals more damage per Minion currently under your control.
  • 1 point into Altar of Flames: Taken for pathing.
  • 4 points into Burning Offering: Adds 100% chance to Ignite on hit.
  • 3 points into Infernal Vindication: Increases global Damage Over Time after using Sacrifice.
  • 3 points into Temple of Awe: Sacrifice hits in a much wider area.
  • 3 points into Necrotic Audience: Sacrifice now deals more damage in a wider area as long as you control at least three Minions.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.8.

Summon Skeleton

Summon Skeleton Passive Tree

Summon Skeleton Icon Summon Skeleton is taken as a way to replenish our Mana while also serving as a source of Ward through Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil consumption. Prior to getting the Experimental Affix Volatile Zombies Summoned on Pation Use, which comes on the Belt, you will need to manually summon Skeletons and consume them to start generating Zombies in the first place. After this Affix is acquired, you may still self-summon them periodically, if only ensure your Minion count stays above three for the bonus to Sacrifice damage and to make sure the Spell Damage buff is applied through Memory Catcher.

3.8.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 4 points into Unbound Necromancy: Cuts the Mana cost of Skeletons nearly in half.
  • 4 points into Immortal: Skeletons have a 40% chance to resummon after death.
  • 1 point into Grave Walkers: Increases Skeleton count by one.
  • 1 point into Soul Catcher: Small Ward gain when a Skeleton dies.
  • 3 points into Mind Catcher: Refunds 15 Mana upon Skeleton death. This solves Mana problems for the entire build.
  • 4 points into Memory Catcher: When a Skeleton dies, the player recieves a 100% Spell Damage increase.
  • 1 point into Marrow Tap: Taken for pathing.
  • 2 points into Empty the Graves: When you directly summon a Skeleton, you now summon three of them.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.9.

Profane Veil

Profane Veil Passive Tree

Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil will be used to consume Minions and generate Volatile Zombies, creating a never ending cycle of explosions from both these Zombies and casts of Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice. When the Zombies die, they will create Skeleton Vanguards who will then get consumed on your next cast of Profane Veil, creating a rotational loop for the build. While this does supply the build with a ton of damage, it will also generate Ward for us based on the maximum Health of the Minions we consume.

3.9.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 2 points into Eternal Blasphemy: Increases the duration and speed of Profane Veil.
  • 5 points into Vampiric Pool: Consumes two Minions and converts a portion of their Health into Ward for the player, while also extending the duration you can stay in Profane Veil per Minion consumed.
  • 5 points into Apocalypse: The two minions consumed from Vampriric Pool will summon Volatile Zombies, dealing increased damage based on your own Intelligence.
  • 1 point into Loose Tongue: Drops the mana cost by 15.
  • 1 point into Harsh Words: Decreased Mana cost, and Profane Veil now deals more damage.
  • 1 point into Forked Tongue: Creates a second pool that detaches and seeks out enemies. This can also consume Minions.
  • 1 point into Discourage: Taken for pathing.
  • 5 points into Scorn: You deal more damage to Cursed enemies while in the puddle. This applies to every source of damage, not just Profane Veil.
  • 2 points into Stream of Profanity: Using either Soul Feast Icon Soul Feast or Chthonic Fissure Icon Chthonic Fissure will reduce the cooldown on Profane Veil.
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4.

Build Mechanics and Playstyle

With the vast majority of this build being automated, the rotation loop for this build is quite laid back. Minions are summoned, we consume them through Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil, and from there we create Volatile Zombies. Volatile Zombies will seek out enemies and explode when they're within damage range. When they die, they will create Skeleton Vanguards. We can then consume the Vanguards and create more Zombies, creating a never ending loop of Minion damage. As an extra added measure, this build uses two Cycle of Putrescence Icon Cycle of Putrescence, ensuring we will always have two Volatile Zombies at any given point.

While the interactions from Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil and Summon Volatile Zombie Icon Summon Volatile Zombie will continue to supply the build with a massive amount of Ward alongside consistent damage through both Zombie explosions and Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice, Chthonic Fissure Icon Chthonic Fissure can not be ignored. Many if the interactions going on, including Skeleton death, actively being inside of Profane Veil, and Sacrifice use, will further boost the damage dealt by the Spirits coming off Fissure. This is further boosted by our Unique Staff, Wheel of Torment Icon Wheel of Torment, as the Necrotic Penetration for Torment will apply to the Spirits' application. Fissure should be placed down for every mob pack (if Profane doesn't just kill everything immediately), as well as during every boss fight with 100% uptime. It should be noted as well, that Torment is unlike typical DoTs in this game; the scaling tags for Torment are Spell, Damage Over Time, and Curse. This is important, as Spell Damage from our gear and Mastery Passives will increase the damage for Torment.

In between Profane Veil Icon Profane Veil and Chthonic Fissure Icon Chthonic Fissure uses, feel free to use Soul Feast Icon Soul Feast. This is the equivalent of throwing your running shoes on, as the Haste you gain has been boosted through the roof through the interactions off Fleeting Crone and Wheel of Torment Icon Wheel of Torment. The range on Soul Feast is rather large, enabling you to pull enemies from the edge of your screen and even slightly further, depending on the size of your monitor. All of these things combine to create a build thats extremely efficient in both Monolith Echoes as well as Boss killing.

5.

Equipment and Gear Affixes

The gear listed below offers a suggestion for what gear should be aimed for to recreate this build. The most important aspects here is the Unique Staff, Wheel of Torment Icon Wheel of Torment, and access to effects or affixes that alter how Volatile Zombies are summoned.

Gear Slot Implicits Modifiers
Two-handed Staff Wheel of Torment Icon Wheel of Torment Legendary Potential
Increased Spell Damage
Critical Strike Multiplier
Head Boneclamor Barbute Icon Boneclamor Barbute Legendary Potential
Increased Minion Health
Spell Curse Damage
Amulet Physical Resistance
Necrotic Resistance
Prefixes
Increased Minion Health
Critical Strike Multiplier

Suffixes
Necrotic Resistance
Needed Resistances

Sealed Affix
Necrotic Penetration
Chest Armor
All Resistances
Minion All Resistances
Prefixes
Increased Minion Health
Intelligence

Suffixes
Necrotic Resistance
Needed Resistances

Sealed Affix
+1 Level to Chthonic Fissure, Increased Damage Over Time
Belt Poison Resistance
Cold Resistance
Prefixes
Increased Minion Health
Increased Mana Regen

Suffixes
Increased Cooldown Recovery
Critical Strike Avoidance

Sealed Affix
2 Volatile Zombies Summoned on Potion Use
Gloves Armor
Increased Cooldown Recovery
Prefixes
Increased Minion Health
Intelligence

Suffixes
Needed Resistances

Sealed Affix
Increased Cast Speed
Ring Cycle of Putrescence Icon Cycle of Putrescence Legendary Potential
Increased Minion Health
Intelligence
Ring Cycle of Putrescence Icon Cycle of Putrescence Legendary Potential
Increased Minion Health
Intelligence
Feet Armor
Increased Movement Speed
Fire Resistance
Prefixes
Increased Movement Speed
Intelligence

Suffixes
Increased Cooldown Recovery
Needed Resistances

Sealed Affix
Increased Minion Damage, 2 Minions teleported around you after you use a Traversal Skill
Relic Fire Resistance
Increased Curse Damage
Prefixes
Increased Minion Health
Increased Mana Regen

Suffixes
Necrotic Resistance
Needed Resistances

Sealed Affix
+1 Level to Profane Veil, Increased Damage Over Time

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6.

Uniques

The items listed below are used in order to enable the build to climb Corruption, as well as automate Summon Volatile Zombie Icon Summon Volatile Zombie. A portion of the Uniques will cater to our Ward generation, and while they are not mandatory, they should still be acquired in order to build a layer of defense for the build.

6.1.

Wheel of Torment

Wheel of Torment Icon Wheel of Torment: This staff provides extra Necrotic Penetration for Torment and grants our character Haste for a short period of time when Soul Feast Icon Soul Feast is used. This is also how we Curse ourselves, which activates extra Spell Damage and reduced Mana cost for Chthonic Fissure, through its Skill Tree. This weapon can be target farmed in the Monolith Timeline "The Stolen Lance".

6.2.

Boneclamor Barbute

Boneclamor Barbute Icon Boneclamor Barbute: This Helmet scales perfectly with how we're scaling Torment stacks, through Necrotic Resistance. It allows us to double dip, where Necrotic Resistance isn't just increasing our damage but also actively scaling the stable Ward this build will have. You can farm for this Helmet in the Monolith Timeline "The Black Sun".

6.3.

Cycle of Putrescence

Cycle of Putrescence Icon Cycle of Putrescence: The unique effect of this ring is additive, meaning if you have two of them, you will have a 100% chance to resummon two Volatile Zombies, with a lessened chance for further Zombies. We want two of these rings to really make the build pop off. This has a bonus of increasing both the damage Zombies deal when they explode and the damage dealt when they cast Sacrifice Icon Sacrifice. You may farm this in the Monolith Timeline "The Age of Winter" within Unique or Set Reward Echoes.

7.

Idols

Idol slots are gained through the campaign, unlocking small bonuses and unique affixes for the player to discover and augment their builds with. The Idol screen consists of a grid system for the player to fill out with different sized idols, eventually filling in every part of the grid. As the Idol shape increases (1x1, 1x2, 1x3, 1x4, etc.) the stronger an affix you might find for your build.

Prioritize Grand Bone Idols with Spell Curse Damage and Necrotic Resistance on them. You will be able to fit four of these onto your Idol board. The remaining slots should be filled in with Small Eterran Idols focusing on Increased Damage Over Time and Necrotic Resistance.

8.

Blessing

Blessings are permanent buffs that are applied to your character. These come in two different powers, Standard and Grand. Grand blessings are significantly stronger than the Standard Blessings. In total, there are 10 Blessing Slots, one for each Monolith Timeline. When you complete a Monolith and defeat the final boss you will be awarded a choice of three blessing with a random value.

Blessing Name Affix Timeline
Grand Emptiness of Ash Icon Grand Emptiness of Ash Critical Strike Multiplier The Black Sun
Grand Body of Obsidian Icon Grand Body of Obsidian Armor Spirits of Fire
Grand Bulwark of the Tundra Icon Grand Bulwark of the Tundra Increased Armor The Age of Winter
Grand Survival of Might Icon Grand Survival of Might Critical Avoidance Reign of Dragons
Grand Light of the Moon Icon Grand Light of the Moon Mana Ending the Storm
9.

Changelog

  • 14 Jul. 2024: Reviewed for Patch 1.1. No notable changes.
  • 22 Mar. 2024: Updated for Profane Veil fix. Several affixes adjusted, along with skill points.
  • 13 Mar. 2024: Build Planner added.
  • 09 Mar. 2024: Guide Added.
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