ENDGAME | PIT PUSH | PIT 150 | PTR SACRESPRIT
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Build Overview
The Spiritborn Pestilent Swarm build combines near-permanent Evade uptime with a poison aura that automatically strikes anything that gets close to the player. 
Counterattack is the main damage engine and scales up with every stack of Resolve, a mechanic carried by uniques like the 
Ring of Writhing Moon.
On top of that foundation, 
Toxic Skin keeps the poison aura active at all times, while 
The Devourer and 
Ravager keep up the offensive pressure. The result is a highly mobile Spiritborn that plows through waves of enemies without ever really stopping: most of the damage comes from the aura and from Counterattack triggering on contact, rather than from a manual skill rotation.
Near-mandatory requirement: Ring of Writhing Moon.
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths
- Extreme mobility thanks to near-permanent Evade uptime, which gives time to weave the poison aura
- Damage that scales on its own with Resolve stacks on Counterattack
- Automatic poison aura that clears packs without constant micromanagement
- Mercenary Raheir provides tanky support during rotations
Weaknesses
- Requires +15 ranks in several spirit-family skills, a specific gear investment (boots, amulet, charms, or the Vex rune)
- Depends on several specific uniques: Ring of Writhing Moon,
Harmony of Ebewaka, and 
Fists of Fate, that are hard to replace - The Tome's charm set buff must be refreshed every 10 seconds with
Scourge, or it falls off mid-fight
Recommended Gear
Loot Table
The gear for this Spiritborn Pestilent Swarm build revolves around four uniques that shape the whole kit. The Harmony of Ebewaka helm and the Fists of Fate gloves form the defensive backbone, while the Ring of Writhing Moon directly fuels the scaling of Counterattack. On the chest, the Squirt's Blouse unique closes the loop with a direct bonus to that same Counterattack. On the aspect side, the 
Aspect of Disobedience on the pants, the 
Aspect of Apprehension on the boots, and the Aspect of Supremacy on the amulet lay down the defensive base, rounded out by the 
Aspect of Pestilence on the second ring and the 
Aspect of Infestation on the weapon to thicken up the poison aura. Without the chest or glove uniques, an all-legendary variant, with the Aspect of Debilitating Toxins and the Writhing Aspect, is still perfectly viable.
Horadric Seal S15
This Spiritborn's Seal relies on the Beru of Balazan's Bite charm set, rounded out by the unique charm Protean Heart, which grants a bonus based on the last spirit summoned. This is the set that requires recasting Scourge every 10 seconds: without that regular refresh, the Seal's offensive bonus falls off and Counterattack loses a good chunk of its power. The interactive grid below details the exact placement of each charm.
Gameplay Tips
The rotation is about keeping The Devourer, Counterattack, Ravager, and Toxic Skin up at all times, then casting Scourge every 10 seconds to refresh the Seal's buff. Between those key moments, spam 
Rushing Claw to fill the rotation gaps and keep Evade constantly moving. The build needs a minimum of 4 Ferocity along with +15 ranks in several skills tied to the Gorilla, Eagle, and Jaguar spirit families, an investment that comes through boots, amulet, the Vex rune, or, more simply, charms. In support, mercenary Raheir soaks up the group's attention with 
Shield Charge and 
Provoke, letting the Spiritborn focus on its poison aura.
Talent Tree
This build's talent tree is built around Counterattack and Toxic Skin, with complementary investments in Ravager and 
Vortex to group enemies up before the poison aura does the rest. The interactive tree below shows the exact point allocation.
Mercenary S15
Raheir is this build's main mercenary thanks to his pure tank role: his Shield Charge and Provoke skills draw enemy attention and let the Spiritborn manage its poison aura without being interrupted.
On top of that, 
Raheir's Guard and 
Mocking Lure further boost his ability to soak up damage, which proves especially useful against dense packs where Counterattack needs time to ramp up.
On the S13 variant, mercenary Subo takes over instead: his 
Wire Trap and 
Cover Fire bring ranged support damage, while 
Ready At Hand and 
Opening Fire add further offensive pressure: a more damage-oriented profile than Raheir, useful when the group doesn't need an extra tank.
Paragon and Glyphs
This Spiritborn Pestilent Swarm's Paragon setup is built around five boards devoted to Counterattack and the poison aura. The starting board carries the 
Menagerist glyph, followed by 
Canny on Revealing, then 
Consumption on Prodigy's Tempo to speed up the power curve. Convergence adds the 
Bane glyph to maximize damage against weakened targets, and the brand-new Swarm of Storms board, introduced in Season 15, rounds out the setup with the 
Revenge glyph, an addition tailor-made for this poison-aura playstyle.
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