The community gave this build a rating, making it second-tier: Good
Focused on: Sustain
Designed for: PvP Conquest
Expansions required: Path of Fire Builds Secrets of the Obscure builds
Difficulty: Normal
This build was last updated on June 05, 2026 and is up to date for the June 2, 2026 patch.
A high sustain bunker Renegade PvP build that's capable of both contesting nodes 1v1 and contributing AoE damage/healing in teamfights.
Weapons
魂武者 (Revenant)
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Variants
迷雾涌能 forces you to alter your playstyle a bit, but gives you much more energy on each legend swap. This gives you better mobility, sustain, bigger burst windows, more Kalla spam. The only thing that suffers is your burst damage and healing per second.For a more defensive playstyle you could trade Invocation for Salvation:
General
Invoking a legend resets energy to 50, grants and removes 1 condition. Swapping legends is basically the main resource management tool in the build - swap whenever you're out of CDs, low on energy, or need to cleanse.
Renegade comes with its 3 own specialization skills:
Mobility: allows for permanent uptime. The easiest way to trigger this is to turn on/off every 5 seconds.
won't be used often because it exhausts most of your energy pool, leaving you defenseless and with barely anything to capitalize on the CC. This should only be used to set up kills for your teammates, or to interrupt very important channels like a rez or a stomp.
Damage
Both weapon sets and both legends have great offensive capabilities.
(Shiro) is mainly for single target. Both and can be used to boost your damage with minimal investment.
Maintaining costs quite a lot of energy. Usually you only want to turn it on for 2-3 seconds at a time when you're doing bursts. An exception from this would be using it to augment your autoattack spam, but more on that later.
Sword is fairly simple, does good AoE damage (and hits even harder vs single target) while works best against single target where the damage isn't split.
迷雾力场 is one of your best offensive abilities on Hammer. The projectile it shoots when activated already applies decent pressure on its own but it's also a dark field, which means spamming 
巨锤飞矢s through it will create leeching bolts for extra damage and healing.
附魔匕首 and 
压倒优势 are active could do quite a lot of damage. It gets even better with 
急速 from 
位面穿行.
聚能崩灭 is rather straightforward, just something to use on CD. Cheap high damage skill, pick a direction and fire away.
相位猛击 is the primary burst skill of hammer, but that's not what makes this skill interesting. When you pick a location it physically moves your character to the destination before porting back, all while evading attacks. This can be used to trigger Dragonhunter traps from a safe distance, throw off the pathing of enemy movement skills, or even utilize some allied combo field from 1.2k range (like a smoke field for 
潜行).
天降巨锤 creates a spectral hammer at the target location that goes off after a delay, knocking targets down. Use this to set up other, slower skills.
Kalla
The key mechanic here is "Band Together". Using a Kalla skill will buff the next Kalla skill, making that skill instant and more powerful. Using a 3rd Kalla skill however won't be buffed by the 2nd Kalla skill you've just used, instead it'll buff your 4th skill. Think of Kalla skills in pairs - a builder is followed by a spender, and then the cycle starts over.
The elite skill is an exception, it can neither be a builder nor a spender. Instead 
断魂之峰 has its own effect - using other Kalla skills while it's active causes you to deal AoE damage and healing. With how expensive Kalla skills already are, you won't be comboing with this elite a lot. Summit will be used occasionally to buff your weapon skills, mostly autos, and mainly if other allies are nearby so multiple people can benefit from the elite.
刃爪之怒 and 
冰刃怒火 (offensive utilities) are usually the builders.
暗刃勇气 and 
断刃壁垒 (defensive utility and heal) are prime targets to be spenders.
刃爪之怒 is especially good at being a builder. Not only is it the cheapest utility you have, but its spender effect is also quite irrelevant.
The only time you may want to use 冰刃怒火 as a spender is if you need to do AoE damage quickly and therefore want to follow up Razorclaw with some damage immediately. But even then 暗刃勇气 as a spender should remain a consideration, as Darkrazor also does good damage, just slightly less than Icerazor. And since Darkrazor even functions as a CC due to the 
晕眩, it should almost always be better even offensively. A niche exception would be trying to punish/delay an enemy rez attempt while they have 
稳固, in which case you're free to sequence Razorclaw ⇒ Icerazor.
Sustain
Every weapon and legend offers some level of survivability, but there's no clear defensive set in the build. With proper sequencing however you can become untouchable for quite some time.
A portion of your damage dealt is converted into healing. This won't really save you under heavy pressure as you'll mostly be trying to avoid getting hit rather than doing pressure, but it's a good consistent source of healing that gives you longevity in fights.
Hammer, Sword and Shiro all have evade frames, namely on 相位猛击, 
无情突击 and 暗影回撤.
The lengthy cast time makes 无情突击 a bit weaker than the other 2, which makes it less ideal to use under pressure.
Both of the shield skills provide healing and blocking, although 
水晶休眠 is a much stronger block than 
茂盛特使. CH can also function as a time-out button - you can't move, but at least you should be protected from most attacks while stabilizing yourself as every pulse of this skill restores health. At least you can move while using EoE though, and EoE can even be shared with allies, adding a small bit of extra group support to the build's toolkit.
Going 暗刃勇气 ⇒ 断刃壁垒 when swapping to Kalla under pressure is a very common combo. Darkrazor can shield your healing skill with 稳固 (on top of breaking stuns, if you were sitting in a CC) and gives your heal the Band Together buff so it can apply barrier.
暗影回撤 by itself won't help you against damaging conditions, but it does cleanse several movement-impairing ones all at once. Using this before your other condi removals will significantly increase the odds of those removing damaging conditions.
Condition matchups are the hardest ones on this build, as you don't have any mass cleanses and thus rely heavily on avoiding incoming conditions using evasion and CC.
When playing with Salvation, dodge rolling removes 1 condition which might not sound like a lot, but it does add up. Most of your sigils can also help a bit with condi management. Other than these, you'll mainly rely on to win you time so you can cleanse more or simply outheal the damage.
Amulet
- more tanky option with lower damage.
- higher healing, lower damage.
Relic
