In Season 12, Reverse Archon Vyr Frozen Orb was theorycrafted and proven to be an extremely competitive setup with an incredibly hard to master but flavorful playstyle. In Season 6 the zET Wizard, a setup using the Tal Rasha & Vyr combination and Energy Twister s with conerstacking, was the strongest build ever seen by a large margin, ultimately resulting in a GR130 4man clear that remained unbeaten for almost a year. While they are more commonly used with Legacy of Dreams setups, Vyr Reverse Archon builds have sometimes shined in the past.

spectral blade, EBs, things like that.Difficult execution, meticulous timings… Reverse Archon builds are arguably among the hardest and most satisfying setups to master in Diablo III. I personally find melee-based builds more reliable and solid for speedfarming. Insta-gibs with some bogans/archers/wasps. Not even APDs, so out of archon you are as fragile as a fly. Gathering loot slows down a lot,wasting precious archon time.Ĥ) Then there's toughness problem as well. As you need to chain-kill elites every 10 seconds to be relatively speedy and actually do a 'speedfarming'.So, either you must be clicking REALLY FAST on loot, or just not gather loot at all. But at the same time, if you plan to gather loot with this build.

Decent choice, but crutches still, for a situation described in point 1 (no density/no elites).ģ) In-geom is a must. And in this reality archon-based build is slow as poo.Ģ) Orotz is like a crutches for a lengthy archon cooldown here. In reality we can see a tonn of corridor dungeons where you can teleport through the whole level and find just a few elites. You were super lucky on these dense elite-packed open maps. Otherwise your archon will be on cooldown and as slow as shit.

That's pretty cool, but like any archon-based speedfarming build it has a tonn of disadvantages.ġ) You need to chain-kill elites to proc in-geom all the time.

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