How To Farm & Craft Heir of Perdition in Diablo 4 Season 6 VoH?

Diablo 4’s Season 6: Vessel of Hatred brings a wealth of new content, including the highly sought-after Mythic Uniques. Among these, the Heir of Perdition helmet has quickly emerged as a top-tier item for several builds. In this guide, we'll talk about the specifics of Heir of Perdition, its drop rates, and how you can target farm it during Season 6.

What is Heir of Perdition in Diablo 4?

The Heir of Perdition is one of the new Mythic Unique helmets introduced in Season 6. It offers a powerful 60% increase in all damage dealt from any source, making it extremely versatile and valuable for a variety of builds.

This helmet is notably best-in-slot (BiS) for many builds, surpassing even the previously dominant Mythic Unique helmets like Andariel’s Visage and Harlequin Crest. While Harlequin Crest remains valuable due to its bonuses to all skill ranks and damage reduction, Heir of Perdition shines for builds that don’t rely purely on skill-based damage, making it a key choice for specific playstyles.

Why Heir of Perdition is So Good

• 60% Damage Multiplier: This affects all damage sources, from skills to unique mechanics like Lucky Hit or class mechanics that aren’t tied to traditional skills.

• Build Versatility: Works exceptionally well for builds like:

• Victimize Rogue (Lucky Hit-based)

• Splintering Energy Sorcerer (sub-skill power)

• Spiritborn Evade Build (damage from class mechanics)

• Affixes: In addition to its unique ability, Heir of Perdition comes with fantastic affixes:

• Increased Core Skill Ranks, making it viable even for skill-based builds.

• Crit Chance: A base 20% chance to critically strike, which can be increased through Greater Affixes or Masterworking.

• Lucky Hit Chance: Useful for proccing Lucky Hit effects in multiple builds.

• Movement Speed: Always handy, though not the most critical stat.

Niche Bonus: Damage to Demons

The helmet also provides +200% damage to Angels and Demons. While there are currently no angelic enemies in the game, the bonus damage to demons is particularly potent in areas like Infernal Hordes, where almost all enemies are demons.

How to Get Heir of Perdition in Diablo 4 Season 6 Vessel of Hatred?

Getting your hands on Heir of Perdition requires a combination of farming, crafting, and possibly trading. Here's how you can go about acquiring this Mythic Unique helmet.

1. Farming Mythic Uniques

Mythic Uniques, while rare in earlier seasons, have become more accessible over time. In Season 6, the drop rate for Mythic Uniques has increased, and farming methods have improved, making it easier to obtain these powerful items.

• Torment 3+: Most players farming on Torment 3 are likely to come across several Mythic Uniques over the course of a season, even without highly targeted farming.

• Boss Farming: Farming specific bosses with purpose is one of the most reliable ways to farm Mythic Uniques. Bosses tend to have a higher drop rate for these items.

2. Crafting Heir of Perdition

If you’re not having luck with drops, crafting the Heir of Perdition helmet is a viable option. Here’s what you need to craft it:

• Resplendent Sparks: You need two of these to craft a Mythic Unique.

• Final Season Journey Cache

• Killing Lilith on any Torment tier (note: currently bugged for some players, but a fix is expected in patch 2.0.3).

• Obtained by salvaging other Mythic Uniques or as one-time drops from:

• Runes: You'll also need 18 specific runes for the crafting process:

  The best ways to farm these runes include:

• Tribute for Cass in Under City: A great place to farm runes.

• Summonable Ladder Bosses: Killing these bosses almost guarantees a rune drop. They can drop rare and legendary runes, making them a very efficient farming method.

• 6 Jaw Runes (Sorcerer’s Teleport Rune)

• 6 Q Runes (Druid’s Earthen Bulwark Rune)

• 6 Gar Runes (Stacking Crit Chance Rune)

• Trading: If you’re missing some runes and don’t want to farm, trading with other players is always an option. Many players are willing to trade runes for gold or other runes.

3. Trading for Heir of Perdition

If farming and crafting don’t work out, or you simply want to speed up the process, you can try trading with other players. Heir of Perdition is a popular item, so there’s a good chance someone will be willing to trade one for the right price.