ENDGAME | PIT PUSH | SPEED FARM BARBARE
Build Overview
The Singer Ancient Barb is one of the most demanding and most powerful Barbarian builds of Season 13. Designed and optimized by PXX and Touming, this build achieved world rank 1 on the Pit 150 leaderboard — the hardest Pit tier in the game in Season 13. The concept revolves around a continuous spam of battle shouts to maintain as many active buffs as possible at all times, then triggering
Call of the Ancients and
Mighty Throw as ultimate damage sources via the Zan rune.
Unlike simple-rotation Barbarian builds like Whirlwind, the Singer Ancient Barb is a so-called "piano" build: six different skills must be pressed in a tight rotation every few seconds.
War Cry,
Challenging Shout,
Rallying Cry and
Iron Skin stack together to create an extremely brief but devastating damage window. Without this strict rotation, the build loses a large portion of its power.
The mythic
Heir of Perdition is the centerpiece of the endgame build, combined with the
Aspect of Heavenly Strength on the chest piece to transform each shout into a Strength multiplier. The
Banished Lord's Talisman charges in just three shouts to trigger massive Overpower bursts. This build represents the apex of Barbarian potential in Season 13.
A secondary variant, the Bond Fun, uses
Leap and
Wrath of the Berserker with the
Chainscourged Mail for a speedfarm and faster clear gameplay — less optimal for Pit 150, but excellent for farming mid-tier content with style.
Pros and Cons
✅ Pros
- Capable of clearing Pit 150 — world rank 1 performance (PXX/Touming)
- Exceptional scaling thanks to
Heir of Perdition +
Banished Lord's Talisman +
Crown of Lucion - Permanent cumulative buffs via four simultaneous shouts — very high damage windows
- Accessible even without a mythic joint in the Horadric Seal
- Bond Fun variant available for speedfarm with
Leap
❌ Cons
- Demanding piano gameplay — rotation of six skills to maintain at all times
- Sanctified gear difficult to obtain for weapons and critical slots
- Known bug with
Wrath of the Berserker (Anger Management) in the main variant - Long learning curve before mastering the optimal rotation
Recommended Gear
Loot Table
The mythic helmet
Heir of Perdition is the most important piece of the endgame build. It directly amplifies the damage of
Call of the Ancients and interacts with the Cir and Vex runes for specific triggers. The runes socketed in the mythic slot are essential for the Pit 150 clear — do not underestimate their role in the DPS window.
The legendary chest piece with the
Aspect of Heavenly Strength is the first priority piece before obtaining the mythic. This aspect directly converts Strength into a damage multiplier for all skills, and each active shout amplifies this bonus. The Zan and Gar runes in the chest piece enable respectively the ultimate trigger of
Mighty Throw and the passive survivability bonus.
The unique
Pants
Arreat's Bearing provide Strength and Barrier generation, two stats crucial for survival at the highest Pit tiers. Two Ruby gems in the sockets maximize total Strength. The unique amulet
Banished Lord's Talisman is the second absolute priority: it activates after 275 resources generated via shouts, which corresponds to only three successive shouts in practice — triggering a devastating Overpower.
For weapons, the sanctification technique is key: sanctified weapons gain a unique gem power, and the "indestructible" property can be deliberately broken to reroll the Sanctified power and reach an optimal affix. The
Aspect of Apogeic Furor on ring 2 and the
Wildbolt Aspect on boots complete the kit with additional Vulnerable and
Mighty Throw range multipliers.
For the Bond Fun variant, the
Chainscourged Mail replaces the
Arreat's Bearing, and the
Tidal Aspect on the legendary amulet provides additional Barrier scaling during
Leap sequences. The
Ring of the Ravenous brings ideal damage over time for packs.
Horadric Seal S13
The Singer Ancient Barb's Horadric Seal relies on the Bul-Kathos' Pride set in a 5/5 configuration, with the five canonical charms Fer, Linta, Beru, Mlor and Phoba. The unique charm slot is occupied by
Crown of Lucion, a mythic charm that multiplies the damage of all skills as Strength increases — a direct synergy with the
Aspect of Heavenly Strength and the Strength Greater Affixes present on several slots.
The recommended Legendary Seal carries Critical Strike Damage as its main stat, with two additional unique charm slots (+1 each) to unlock up to seven unique charm slots in total. This configuration allows stacking as many
Crown of Lucion or other Strength/damage charms as possible depending on account progression. The Seal is accessible without prior mythic farming, which is one of this build's strengths.
Gameplay Tips
The main rotation of the Singer Ancient Barb follows a precise order that must become instinctive. Start with
Mighty Throw (approximately every second via the Zan rune), immediately follow with
Challenging Shout to apply the Weakened debuff on enemies, then
War Cry to activate Vulnerable and generate Fury.
Rallying Cry follows for the Barrier and resource generation.
Iron Skin fourth for Armor and Regeneration, then
Call of the Ancients as the ultimate buff as soon as it is available. The golden rule: never let a shout expire without immediately recasting it.
The Zan rune in the chest piece is the central trigger of the build: each cast of
Mighty Throw activates an effect that temporarily amplifies the damage of
Call of the Ancients. This buff window only lasts a few seconds, so
Call of the Ancients must be cast in the moments that follow. Missing this window on an elite pack costs a large portion of the sequence's damage.
The
Banished Lord's Talisman charges at 275 resources generated — roughly three successive shouts. In practice, casting
War Cry,
Challenging Shout and
Rallying Cry in sequence is enough to trigger the Overpower. Always position yourself at the heart of dense enemy packs before this trigger to maximize AoE damage.
For the Bond Fun variant,
Leap with the Pull upgrade allows grouping enemies before the shouts. Combine with
Wrath of the Berserker to activate permanent Berserking and benefit from the
Tidal Aspect which scales the Barrier on each jump. This variant is far more mobile and less punishing on small groups.
Skill Tree
The skill tree of the main Pit 150 variant allocates almost all its points into shouts and the passives that amplify them.
War Cry,
Challenging Shout and
Rallying Cry are maxed at 15/15, as is
Call of the Ancients.
Iron Skin is kept at 4/15 — sufficient for Armor uptime without wasting points on higher ranks.
Mighty Throw stays at 1/15: its sole role is to trigger the Zan rune, not to deal direct damage.
The Basic and Core branches of the tree are not allocated in the Pit 150 variant — all points go into Defensive, Brawling and Ultimate passives. The Bond Fun variant incorporates
Leap at 1/15 and
Wrath of the Berserker at 6/15, trading some secondary shout points for mobility and Berserking.
Mercenary S13
Subo is the recommended main mercenary for this build. His utility kit with
Wire Trap and
Cover Fire provides passive crowd control that relieves pressure on the Barbarian during the shout rotation. Subo is not chosen for his direct damage but for his ability to interrupt and slow enemies during buff windows.
As reinforcement mercenary, Varyana with the Bloodlust (
Bloodthirst) skill provides a complementary offensive synergy. Bloodlust triggers naturally during burst phases where
Call of the Ancients multiplies strikes on grouped targets.
Paragon
The Singer Ancient Barb's Paragon revolves around five boards in this order: Start, Carnage, Blood Rage,
Warbringer, and
Weapons Master. The starting board allocates 38 nodes with the
Might glyph at rank 100, which directly amplifies damage during full-buff phases. The Carnage board with the
Dominate glyph maximizes offensive potential against elites and Bosses.
Blood Rage with
Challenger optimizes the conditional damage bonuses tied to Berserking and active shouts.
Warbringer with the
Wrath glyph reinforces Fury generation — essential to keep the
Banished Lord's Talisman permanently charged. Finally,
Weapons Master with the
Marshal glyph reduces the cooldowns of ultimate skills, enabling near-permanent uptime of
Call of the Ancients. All five glyphs are at rank 100/100.
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2 Commentaires
bonjour Kami armes à deux mains en anglais sur le planeur leap fun et pourquoi mettre la glyphe broyage dans le plateau de paragon si elle ne fonctionne pas ne vos t’il pas mieux par exemple prendre exploitation .
Salut kelben, comme d’hab’ merci pour le signalement de qualité — tu es un vrai pilier sur les builds Barbare/Paladin, tes retours nous font gagner un temps fou ! 🙏Sur la glyphe Broyage (ta deuxième question) : tu as 100% raison, et c’est même un bug confirmé côté Blizzard depuis le patch 3.0.2. La glyphe Broyage (Crusher) donne normalement +20 % de dégâts d’Accablement avec une masse, mais ce multiplicateur ne s’applique plus avec les masses à deux mains en S13 — donc sur la variante Leap Fun (qui équipe Shattered Vow + masse 2 mains), elle ne fait quasi rien. Ta suggestion de Exploitation (Exploit) est parfaitement valide : elle scale sur les Vulnérables et reste pleinement fonctionnelle. J’ai ajouté un encart d’avertissement orange directement dans la section Paragon de l’article pour prévenir tout le monde, en attendant un fix officiel de Blizzard.Sur la première question (armes à deux mains en anglais sur le planeur Leap Fun) : j’ai inspecté le JSON de l’iframe et les deux versions (« Two-Handed Mace Expertise » EN + « Expertise : masse à deux mains » FR) sont bien présentes côté données. Du coup je ne vois pas exactement quel élément reste en anglais à l’écran. Tu pourrais me préciser l’endroit (un screenshot du planeur ou le texte exact que tu vois) ? Comme ça je peux fixer la trad au bon endroit dans le pipeline. 🔍Encore merci, et bon farm sur le Singer Ancient ! ⚔️