I Made Zombie Slayer Good Again...

Summary

Lace spends roughly 10 hours farming Revenant Slayer, hoping for a major rare drop—apparently a Warden Heart—and testing whether a high-Magic-Find setup can make the grind profitable.

Setup and strategy

• Upgrades the Axe of the Shredded with Chimera V and Divine Gift III. He skips level VII, reasoning that bosses already die in two hits and the extra expense would not improve his results.
• Uses a high-end Slayer setup, including Inferno Crimson armor, Habanero Tactics, the Axe of the Shredded, and a Bouquet of Lies to help spawn zombies.
• Builds for Magic Find, reaching about 446 Magic Find at one point. Aatrox is active with a rare-drop perk, further improving the odds.
• Farms at a fast pace, completing close to 3,000 boss kills over the video.

Grind highlights and results

• Early sessions bring drops such as scythe blades, severed-hand items, Paragon fragments, runes, and other Slayer loot. Results vary sharply by session: some hours are lucrative, while others pass with few notable drops.
• Lace reports earning around 100 million coins during the first four hours, with some individual hours approaching 60 million.
• By the end, the collected loot is valued at nearly 250 million in the main backpack, roughly 300 million including other valuable items, plus about 25 million from foul flesh.
• The RNG meter advances from roughly 2% to 11.5% toward the target drop. The target itself does not appear during the grind.
• Lace’s conclusion is mixed: Revenant Slayer can make money, but returns depend on having a very strong setup and can still be inconsistent. He ultimately says Chimera V probably was not worth the expense, since Revenant Slayer is generally a poor grind.

Featured gamer/source: Lace, the video’s creator and narrator. Future Car briefly appears as an in-game visitor.