Chris Mallow's Phinigel run — D0 through D4 in one sitting at level 44 in +4 gear, the cheapest D4 clear logged. Necro pet does most of the work; fire and poison beat the seahorse adds.

Hammackj's on-camera D4 Cazic-Thule kill — 77k HP boss, finished at 1% health and 2% mana at 50 in +5 gear with no Sky items. Invenom Bolt carried; the necro pet parsed 21% raw.

Hammackj's dot-and-lifetap build — the full D0–D4 Master Yael sweep on camera behind Mage Hunter stance. No healer; Bond of Death and Drain Soul are the health bar.

Post-patch Mag pets are the best in the game — 8,000 HP builds, water pet double-backstabs, earth pet tanking dragons. The Mag is the engine; healer plus slow is the recommended shell around it.

The build launch-week chat kept endorsing: "massive survivability, great damage, and rocking out great haste and run speed." Five-song symphonic stack, Cleric heals, Monk avoidance. Clears everything below D4 comfortably.

Rekit's build — D4 Nagafen on camera and the most credentialed solo-raid résumé in the corpus, with every raid except Sky claimed. Warrior plate, the best heals in the game, Bard speed, haste, and slow.

The one-trio answer for a Paladin-locked main. Necro's lich line solves the smite mana problem directly, Monk adds top melee damage plus mana-free mend, and slot three swaps toward priests for high-tier pushes.

Brutal Static took this fresh to 40 self-found and killed Yael D0, Nagafen D0 and D1, and Vox D0 on camera. The engine is a charmed plate pet that Lay-on-Hands itself and off-heals you.