S-TIER | BUILD CHASSERESSE RARITY CULL BOT (@MirrorTier) | SAISON 5

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Build Overview

This build is currently one of the biggest currency printing machines in the game during Season 0.5. Designed by Paychak from Team Mirror Tier, it is a support build designed for duo or group play: its role is not to deal damage, but to multiply the quantity of items that drop and automatically execute enemies for the rest of the team. Despite the nerf to the Gravebind gloves that had led many to believe rarity bots were dead, this new setup makes them arguably more powerful than ever, while still maintaining well over 500% rarity.

The build revolves around the Ritualist ascendancy, which allows equipping multiple rings for a massive rarity bonus. But its true innovation lies in its heavy use of culling strike threshold (the life threshold below which an enemy is instantly killed). By stacking this threshold through the Myris Uxor helmet, a dedicated soul core, and several passive tree nodes, the character ends up executing enemies well before their health bar is empty: up to 100% remaining life for normal monsters, and over half their health for rares and uniques.

In practice, the rarity bot follows the group, casts Spark constantly to spread executions, and triggers an avalanche of drops with every pack killed. For the player, it is a very relaxed playstyle: you can almost listen to music or watch a show while the endless sound of coins dropping keeps playing. This is an endgame build optimized for group currency farming, not a standard solo build.

Strengths / Weaknesses

Skill Gem Setup by Step

This build offers 1 progression step from leveling to the final build. Select a step to see the corresponding skill gem setup.

Default

Default

3 skills • 15 gemmes

ÉtincelleSpark

ConvalescenceConvalescence

BlasphèmeBlasphemy

Recommended Equipment

The core of the build relies on a few unique items that stack culling strike threshold and rarity. The rest of the gear is very straightforward: we mainly look for Energy Shield and as many resistances as possible.

• Helmet : Myris Uxor — the build’s unique helmet, which provides a major culling strike threshold bonus. A corrupted version with a bit of extra threshold is a massive upgrade for just a few exalts.
• Gloves : Horror’s Flight — grant Fear Incarnate, which progressively increases the culling threshold up to +200% as you kill. Socket the permanent culling effect « Death’s Blow » carried by an Olroth’s Legacy soul core, transferred via an Elder’s Legacy Brew (the most expensive part of the build).
• Budget option : you can get by with just the Death’s Blow soul core alone (permanent culling + 33% threshold) without investing in the full Horror’s Flight craft.
• Belt : notable Ingenuity — multiplies the rarity provided by rings, but worsens negative resistances. In the gigablaster version, switch to a Mageblood.
• Rings : two Andvarius rings, made possible by the Ritualist ascendancy — the build’s primary source of rarity.
• Amulet : anointed notable Hunting Companion (+20% culling threshold).
• Jewels : three Grand Spectrum (ideally corrupted with resistances) in jewel sockets, plus a Heart of the Well (unique jewel, +25% threshold). Other jewels target Energy Shield, corrupted for additional resistances. For high-end optimization, an Adorned maximizes all those sockets.
• Charms : Nascent Hope, Rite of Passage, and The Fall of the Axe — three unique charms for survivability and utility.
• Weapons : a Volatile Wand in the main hand and a Tasalian Focus in the off-hand, complemented by a Vile Robe and Sandsworn Sandals (rare stat pieces).
• Rest of the gear : maximum Energy Shield and resistances. Cast speed helps project as much Spark as possible.

Gameplay Tips

• Stay with the group and spam Spark : it’s the spread of the projectiles that triggers executions on packs.
• Aim for the 186% threshold of culling strike threshold : that’s the threshold that lets you instantly kill all normal monsters at full life.
• Cap your resistances first : the notable Ingenuity belt penalizes negative resistances, so capping them before everything else is vital.
• Use notable Convalescence to regenerate your Energy Shield on demand when you’re under pressure.
• Blasphemy linked to Temporal Chains adds a small defensive layer by slowing enemies; you can also replace it with Blink for more mobility.
• Starting on a budget : slot a Culling Strike I support gem into Spark to gain an extra 20% threshold (effective only against rares and uniques).

The Culling Strike Threshold Explained

The culling strike threshold is the mechanic at the heart of this build. For those unfamiliar, the culling threshold is the amount of life an enemy must have left before it is automatically killed. Increasing this threshold raises that cutoff, so enemies are executed instantly with more and more life remaining — up to 100% of their life for normal monsters.

The rarity bot doesn’t really « kill » enemies with damage: it executes them as soon as they cross this threshold. When the threshold is high enough, a single Spark is enough to wipe out an entire pack on the slightest contact. This is what allows a support build, with no investment in damage whatsoever, to massively speed up the group’s clear speed.

Sources of Culling Strike Threshold

The threshold stacks from a few items and several nodes on the passive tree. The Myris Uxor helmet alone contributes 100% threshold, supplemented by the following nodes:

• notable Bounty Hunter: 40% (including the small nodes leading to it)
• notable Hunting Companion: 20%, anointed on the amulet
• Heart of the Well: 25%, via a unique jewel
• Call the Hordes: 40% additional against rares and uniques

Adding up the helmet and these nodes, we reach 225% threshold against rares and uniques and 185% against normal monsters. An important benchmark: 186% is the point at which all normal monsters at full life are instantly culled. Getting a corrupted helmet with even a small additional threshold bonus is therefore a major upgrade, costing only a few exalts. At 225% threshold, a rare enemy is culled as soon as it drops to around one third of its life.

Pushing the Threshold to 425% with Horror’s Flight

The most impressive power spike — and by far the most expensive — involves grafting the permanent Culling Strike effect « Death’s Blow » onto Horror’s Flight gloves. This effect comes from an Olroth’s Legacy soul core: it is extracted using an Elder’s Legacy Brew and transferred onto the Horror’s Flight. These gloves also grant Fear Incarnate to each enemy killed, which progressively increases the culling strike threshold by up to 200% additional.

This brings the total to 425% threshold. At this level, rare enemies are culled at around 53% of their life: they only need to lose less than half their health bar before being instantly removed. This effectively doubles the team’s damage against rares, something older versions of this build did not do. If this craft is still out of reach, two options reduce the cost by roughly 99%: keeping the Death’s Blow soul core alone for its 33% threshold, or wearing Horror’s Flight without permanent culling and slotting a Culling Strike I support gem into the main skill instead.

Rarity and Resistance Management

Rarity comes mainly from the multiple rings enabled by the Ritualist ascendancy, amplified by the notable Ingenuity belt. The downside is that notable Ingenuity also worsens negative resistances: resistances become a real puzzle with this gear. To compensate, nearly every jewel socket on the passive tree is used with three Grand Spectrum jewels, ideally corrupted for even more resistances. The remaining jewels aim for energy shield, also corrupted for additional resistances. Outside of that, the gear remains very straightforward: stack as much energy shield and resistances as possible, along with some cast speed to multiply the projectiles from Spark.

Gigablaster Optimizations

For players looking to push the build to its maximum, the first avenue is to use an Adorned jewel to multiply the effect of all those jewel sockets. The ultimate optimization, reserved for the deepest pockets, involves equipping a Mageblood combined with a Legacy of Gold and a Legacy of Bismuth for more resistances, or a Legacy of Quicksilver for additional movement speed. These additions do not change the build’s core mechanic, but refine its rarity, survivability, and overall comfort.

Skill Tree