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33 Immortals Builds

Builds in this wiki are practical directions, not exact-value prescriptions. Use them to connect weapon role, relic choices, perks, and co-op responsibilities.

Last reviewed: June 13, 2026

Quick Answer

Start with a build direction rather than a perfect list: beginner survival, ranged pressure, melee pressure, or co-op support. Then choose weapons, relics, and perks that reinforce that direction.

Build Directions

A build direction is a stable way to think about your setup. It does not require exact numbers to be useful, because it starts from the job you want to perform in the run.

Build Direction	Core Idea	Fits Players Who
Beginner survival	Stay alive longer, learn patterns, and reduce risky commitments	Are still learning run flow, objectives, and enemy tells.
Ranged pressure	Keep damage uptime while preserving safer spacing	Prefer reading the fight from distance and controlling lanes.
Melee pressure	Commit to close-range damage with better timing and exits	Can manage dodges, target selection, and danger windows.
Co-op support	Help the group recover, stabilize, and finish objectives	Want to improve run consistency beyond personal damage.

Build Direction: Beginner survival
Core Idea: Stay alive longer, learn patterns, and reduce risky commitments
Fits Players Who: Are still learning run flow, objectives, and enemy tells.

Build Direction: Ranged pressure
Core Idea: Keep damage uptime while preserving safer spacing
Fits Players Who: Prefer reading the fight from distance and controlling lanes.

Build Direction: Melee pressure
Core Idea: Commit to close-range damage with better timing and exits
Fits Players Who: Can manage dodges, target selection, and danger windows.

Build Direction: Co-op support
Core Idea: Help the group recover, stabilize, and finish objectives
Fits Players Who: Want to improve run consistency beyond personal damage.

How to Build Around a Role

Start with the weapon because it determines spacing and commitment. Then choose relics that help the run develop in that direction. Finally, use perks to reinforce the habits you can execute reliably.

Choose a weapon role: ranged, melee, defensive, support, tank, or specialist.
Pick a run priority: survival, pressure, utility, or synergy.
Match perk direction: reinforce what your weapon and relic choices already do.

When to Change Builds

Change builds when your current setup is solving the wrong problem. If your group dies early, add stability. If the group survives but runs lack pressure, move toward damage uptime. If objective recovery is weak, consider support and control.

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Weapons

Choose the weapon role that anchors your build.

Relics

Use relic choices to shape the run around your build direction.

Perks

Support your long-term build plan with perk priorities.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this page provide exact best builds?

Not in the MVP. Exact builds can become outdated quickly, so this page focuses on stable build directions and decision logic.

What build should beginners use?

Beginners should start with survival and consistency before moving into specialized damage or support directions.

Should builds change for co-op groups?

Yes. In large co-op runs, a build that improves group consistency may be more useful than a narrow personal-damage setup.

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