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Mistfall Hunter Seer Builds
Three published Seer builds — the Blasphemer mace bruiser and two Reverent catalyst setups — with the curse-mana and rune discipline each one is really about.
Applies to 15 September 2026 updateUpdated
The short answer
The Seer splits before it splits into builds: Blasphemer renounces the oath and becomes a mace bruiser gated behind curse mana, while Reverent stays at range and wins by outlasting. Two of the three published builds are Reverent, and all three are solo setups with a named trio swap.
3 published buildsAll re-read against the 3 Sep patch0 recorded after the 28 Aug passSupport or battle caster
The Blasphemer build publishes no affixes at all, because its source never covers them — that zero is the source’s, not an omission here, and the build page says so in its own tradeoffs.
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Pick one
Seer builds, filtered by how you play
The filters are a reading aid, not a re-labelling — every card still shows the creator’s own wording for the format, because “PvP, solo-leaning” is a hedge they meant.
Format
Stance
Source
Showing 3 of 3 Seer builds
Mace (Blasphemer) · Solo, with a named trio swapSeer — Blasphemer morning star, soloThe Seer that renounced the oath: a morning-star bruiser whose entire kit is gated behind curse mana, which means the build is really a resource-discipline argument.Video · 2026-08-01Re-read 2026-09-06Tested by LichKArthusCatalyst (Reverent) · Solo, with a named trio swapSeer — Reverent catalyst, ranged supportA ranged Seer that wins by outlasting rather than by closing.Video · 2026-08-01Re-read 2026-09-06Tested by LichKArthusCatalyst · Solo, with a separate trio setup he publishes apartSeer — Reverent SoloThe spec our tier list puts at the bottom of solo S — "enormously strong one-on-one, but hard to play and it closes kills slowly enough to lose to a third party" — from a player sitting around top three among NA caster Seers.Video · 2026-08-04Re-read 2026-09-06Tested by Nazori§02
Which stance
Catalyst (Reverent) or Mace (Blasphemer)
This class swaps stances, so “which build” is mostly “which stance you want to spend the fight in”. Both briefs stay on the page; the button only moves the emphasis.
Catalyst (Reverent)
Outlast rather than close
- LichKArthus’s framing of solo Reverent is a single word: patience.
- Nazori’s rune build runs Punishment, Burst and Intimidation and closes kills slowly on purpose.
- The rejected list is as useful as the picks — healing, shelter, stealth and windwalker runes are called useless for solo.
- Eloquence and Elusive lead both Reverent builds’ affixes.
Mace (Blasphemer)
A resource-discipline build wearing a bruiser’s armour
- The whole kit is gated behind curse mana, so the build is really about spending it in the right order.
- Rune: Corruption, Rune: Drain and Rune: Stun are the three that generate the loop.
- The Zeal super-armour line is what lets the mace finish a swing at all.
- The launch patch took Shapeshift apart badly enough that a whole talent node now goes on repairing it.
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Stat & affix priorities
What to roll for, and who said so
Derived by reading the published builds against each other rather than by picking a winner: an affix every build takes is load-bearing, and an affix they split on is the finding.
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Compiled by Mistfall Hunter Guide Editorial Team