Hero Siege Unholy Items Explained: Rarity, Value and How to Get Them
Unholy items in Hero Siege: where the tier sits on the rarity ladder, how it compares to Angelic, what Unholy means for a build, and where to hunt it.
FAQ
What are Unholy items in Hero Siege?
How do Unholy items compare to Angelic?
Where do Unholy items drop?
The Other Top Tier
Hero Siege’s endgame item culture has two headline rarities, and Angelic gets most of the headlines. Unholy is the other name in that top slice — a peer tier at the ceiling of the item system, not a step below it. When an endgame player lists the pieces that define a finished build, both names appear in the same breath.
Understanding Unholy starts with dropping the assumption that one purple-and-gold color code is “the best.” At the top of this ladder, tiers describe families of power, and the practical question is always what a specific piece does for a specific build.
Where Unholy Sits on the Ladder
The working map of Hero Siege’s rarity top slice, as the community draws it: the Satanic, Set and Heroic tiers form the upper-middle band, and Angelic and Unholy form the peak above them. Within that peak, neither tier is canonically “above” the other — they are the two faces of endgame item power, and guides treat them as a pair.
For a returning player, the practical takeaway is orientation, not ordering: any top-slice item — Angelic or Unholy — is a build-defining event.
What an Unholy Piece Does for a Build
The reason top-slice items matter so much in Hero Siege is affix economics. Below the peak, every gear slot is a negotiation — good stats wrapped around compromises. An Unholy piece in the right slot ends the negotiation: its affixes are what the build was trying to approximate with everything beneath it.
That is why BiS lists for classes read the way they do — they are maps of which slots have a peak-tier answer, and Unholy answers appear on those maps as often as Angelic ones.
Hunting Unholy: Where the Routes Run
Unholy sourcing runs through the same endgame arteries as everything at the power ceiling:
- Volume endgame farming — wormhole pushes and Uber rotations at the top of the difficulty ladder. Volume is the mechanic; fast builds are the multiplier.
- The Codex loop — the crafting system that turns materials into targeted attempts, the community’s answer to drop randomness at every top tier.
- The market — a peer player’s find surfaces on the Tarethiel Market eventually. Peak-tier listings are priced like what they are, but for a build-critical slot, gold is often cheaper than weeks.
Unholy FAQ
Are Unholy items uniques?
The top tiers describe rarity quality within the broader unique and rarity system — what changes at the peak is the power and affix profile of the piece, not the basic logic of how items equip and scale.
Should I sell or keep a duplicate Unholy?
Check the market before deciding. Peak-tier duplicates — especially in slots other builds want — are among the most tradable items in the game, and Season 10’s reworked market made realizing that value easier.
How many Unholies does a finished build need?
However many slots have a peak-tier answer for your class — typically a handful, not a full kit. Build guides and BiS pages map the specific slots per class.
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