Lady Vox - SK / MNK / SHM - d4 - solo

Lady Vox at difficulty four on Shadow Knight, Monk and Shaman, solo, started from a fake death with almost no buffs. I parse 479 DPS over about 95,000 damage, Envenomed Bolt is the biggest source, and the Shaman carries the kill.

October 2, 2026
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Lady Vox at difficulty four with Shadow Knight, Monk and Shaman, solo, and started from a fake death with almost no buffs. I slow her, lay down damage over time, kill the priest add first and then finish her off in the offensive stance. I parse 479 DPS over roughly 95,000 damage dealt, with Envenomed Bolt as the biggest single source. The Shaman carries the kill, and the melee side is mostly low numbers.

Lady Vox SK / MNK / SHM Difficulty 4 Fake death start Solo
My DPS479
Damage dealtabout 95,000
Damage takenabout 20,000
Shaman petabout 6,000 damage, about 30 DPS

The Start

A fake death and no buffs.

  • I begin on a fake death on purpose to explain the setup. While cleaning up I fell into a hole in the middle of reading Discord, fought some tentacle-like creatures down there, and ended up in the room without the usual buffs.
  • I decided to fight anyway. I see no reason I could not kill her without buffs, so this makes it a harder run than usual.
  • The equipment is the same as in the earlier video. The captions say interrogator, which I take to be Inquisitor or the previous run. I have since spent time killing mammoths in Everfrost, as I read it, and did nothing to improve the gear.
  • Difficulty three went faster because I was better prepared. Starting cold makes this one a challenge in itself.

The Fight

Slow, stack the dots, then deal with the priest.

  • I slow Lady Vox first, starting in a defensive stance, and I am surprised the slow lands. The captions leave the spell names unclear, so I have left the slow unnamed.
  • Then I stack damage over time on her, with a Malosi style cast as I read it, and keep adding until six effects are running.
  • The priest add is the problem, so I deal with it before her. Once I turn to Vox she has run out of mana.
  • I move to the offensive stance partway through and the damage rises at the point of the switch.
  • I add another bolt and Odium, and I give the pet Spirit of the Puma. The pet nearly dies to an area attack.
  • My own health gets low from the stance changes and the fight length, so I heal myself before the last stretch.
  • She dies, which I call not so bad for difficulty four. I stay near the room for the parse.

What the Parse Says

Lower than the Nagafen style runs, for a reason.

  • 479 DPS, lower than the earlier Rock fight. I put that down to fighting two mobs and the fight not being fully optimized.
  • About 95,000 damage dealt and about 20,000 taken.
  • Envenomed Bolt is the largest source at 123 DPS, and the captions say Poison Bolt, which I read as the same spell. Odium is next at 65.
  • Spirit of the Puma added 39 DPS but did not have full uptime, since the pet went without it for most of the fight.
  • The pet did about 6,000 damage, roughly 30 DPS. It lacked the Puma most of the time.

The Melee Side

Everything else is pretty low.

  • The left hand did more damage than the right. I first think this is a positioning problem, since I was not up close.
  • The magical part of the Monk strike did about 30 damage. The caption has it as Knockout Strike.
  • Touch of the Hand is about 21 DPS, which is not bad. I did not see a critical hit.
  • The weapon procs fired six times on the secondary and four on the primary, adding a little healing. Nothing special.
  • Vampiric Embrace triggered eight times, as I read it.

Healing

One steady heal does the main work.

  • I heal about 72 per second, which is pretty good. The caption calls the main heal a snail heal, and I have left it unnamed.
  • Leech Touch healed about 1,000 once.
  • Harm Touch, as I read it, did about 4,000 as a periodic effect. That is why it shows a dotted line on the graph.
  • Life Bite fired six times for about 76 each.
  • Vox healed herself a little, which stretched the fight.
  • The shielding spell was up almost all the time, except at the beginning while I tried to apply the slow. The overlap on the priest and on Vox looks good.

Where the Build Goes Next

A Necromancer is on the list.

  • Odium, Envenomed Bolt, Plague and the puma are all it takes. You could change any other class and the Shaman would still make it work.
  • Armor gives a lot of extra DPS now. I might try Ranger, Shaman and Monk for insane melee damage, though I would be more vulnerable without a life drain.
  • I plan to level a Necromancer. A few comments under the video asked for one, and I will start once I finish the kill videos for this character.
  • For a bad start, I call it not bad.

Lady Vox at Difficulty Four, SK / MNK / SHM

  1. Slow Lady Vox first, then put damage over time on her.
  2. Kill the priest add before her. She runs out of mana on her own.
  3. Keep Odium and Envenomed Bolt rolling, and give the pet Spirit of the Puma.
  4. Move to the offensive stance once the effects are up.
  5. Heal yourself before the end, since stance swaps cost health.
  6. Expect about 479 DPS from a cold start without buffs.
YouTube Generated Transcript

Hello and welcome to the Lady Vox walkthrough on difficulty level four, solo as a shadow knight, monk, and shaman. Now you may ask, why am I starting with a fake death? So , here’s what happened: while cleaning, I accidentally fell into a hole because I was reading Discord at the same time . I don’t even know where that pit is, but I fell into it, and while I was killing the little tentacle-like creatures down there, they hit me and I ended up here. Well, we’re just going to do it. I don’t see any reason why we couldn’t kill her now, but of course we’re without any buffs other than the ones we have. So it will be a fun adventure. Well, let’s take it as a target and get started. So, we’ll slow it down. Maybe we should have gone across the canal instead of here. Okay, let’s slow it down. I’m in a defensive stance now. Oh God, can I really slow her down? This is absolute news. That’s it. Okay, let’s move here. We inflict damage over time (DOT) on her. You need to get treatment. And let’s quickly put “Malosi” on it. And perfect. Now let’s throw a DOT on it. That’s it. And where is the other one? Five. Well, come on. We need six. That’s it. Okay , she’s under DOTs. Now we need to deal with this guy. He is causing trouble. But it’s okay . My equipment is the same as it was in my interrogator video. I literally just ran around Everfrost and killed mammoths for myself. I literally did it thinking, ” I’d better just go about my daily business.” So, that’s not bad. Okay, it looks good. Let’s run another treatment. Let’s target Vox and use “Harm Touch” . That’s it. And let’s just take a breather to recover. We will quickly kill this priest now. This is a long fight. Level three was pretty quick because I was better prepared, but starting out like this is a challenge in itself, right? Start in a room with barely any buffs . OK. I think we’ve figured this out. Let’s move into the offensive stance. And let’s move on to inversion. Now let’s review the strategy and we’ll just squeeze this guy, I think. Yes. Okay, he’s dead. Now you can focus on her. She ran out of mana, so as you can see, it wasn’t too difficult . I have 808 AA. I mean, there’s nothing to buy now. But uh, it’s all about skill leveling , so we have all the AAs. Yes, let’s see. Let’s add a bolt and make another mojo or odium. What is this? This is a pet. Okay, pet. My God, look at this baby. He almost dies here. Let’s give him a Puma. He dies from AoE, right? So, let me…Do I have Craig? Yes, I will stop treatment. That’s it, kid. Okay, I’ll treat myself, because my health is low now because of all this nonsense. And because of being in the attacking and defensive positions, but …That’s it. She is ready . And voila. Lady Vash, difficulty four. Not so bad. Now let’s open the parser and take a look. I’ll leave…Let me take a screenshot of the body just in case. Just so it could be. That’s it. OK. OK. Let’s put this in the counters. Lady Vash, difficulty four. Our DPS was lower than in the fight with Rock, of course, 479 here. But that’s because we were fighting two mobs and the combat wasn’t fully optimized, right? I did n’t overbuff anything or anything . So. OK. Received 20,000 damage. I dealt 95,000. My pet only dealt 6,000 damage, right? For example, the pet gives 30 DPS. He didn’t have a Puma most of the time, so yeah. Now regarding DPS, most of our damage in this fight came from Poison Bolt. 123 of our DPS are from there, 65 from ” Odium”. Puma gave me 39, but I didn’t have 100% uptime. Ours in close combat, the left hand did more damage than the right. No, I think it was a positioning problem because we weren’t close, but you see, everything else is pretty low. The magical part of ” Knockout Strike” dealt 30 damage. I don’t think anything else sums it up here. But you see, it’s not that bad. “Touch of the Hand” - 21 DPS on it. Not bad . I don’t seem to have gotten a critical hit or anything like that. What did we have? Six secondary weapon activations and four primary ones, which gave a little extra healing. Nothing special. As for treatment, ” snail healing” does the main work, of course. What’s up with us? 72 units of healing per second. Which is pretty good. She healed herself a little, so the fight lasted a little longer. We used seven “spirits of exhaustion”, four ” slug healing”, eight “vampire embraces” and it looks like we had one, yes, that one ” leech touch” that healed us by 1000, right? So, this is a ” destructive touch” at 4000. That’s what we have. We used one ” krag”, but it was a ” krag” for a pet, so that’s it . And then six, that’s the average, right? So, six “bites of life” of 76 each, not bad. Truth? If we look here, we kept ” invulnerability” almost 100% of the time, except for the beginning, where we tried to impose a “war turn”, right? So that’s pretty good. You can see the overlapping spells on the priest and on Lady Vash, right? It’s pretty good, although we didn’t keep it on addy 100% of the time , but it’s still not bad. “Destructive Touch” is now a periodic damage, which is why it has this dotted line. I don’t know what this dotted line is. I really don’t know what line this is, but I’m guessing it’s the 2 minute mark. Oh, no, it’s a fighting stance. When did I switch ? Okay, yes, here it is. Okay, the “claw” is in the works, it works as it should. When I left it there. So, this is the point where I switched to a different rack, as you can see here. The damage must have increased a bit at this point. That’s pretty good. Let’s see. But, yeah, that’s a pretty good damage. You know, “odium,” ” poison bolt,” “plague, ” and “puma”—that’s all it takes, right? You could change any class, but there will definitely be no problems with the shaman. I’m getting a lot of extra DPS from armor now, right? So, I’ll probably be able to play Ranger, Shaman, and Monk, and get, you know, insane melee damage. I’ll probably be a little more vulnerable, which might make the game a bit more difficult since there’s no life drain here. I plan on leveling Necromancer. There were a few comments under the video, so we ‘ll start downloading the Necromancer soon, once I finish all the kill videos for that character, but I guess it’s not that bad. That is, for a bad start, it’s not bad, well, you know, there’s something to it, like that. Lady Vox, fourth difficulty, solo, Shadow Knight, Monk , Shaman. Thank you very much for watching, have a wonderful day.

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