Uriel

How do the demons and abilities interact?

Uriel commands three unique demons. Catenach snares and slows enemies, chains them together, and shares damage dealt to one target across the chain; it unlocks with Infernalis. Gulphagor latches onto foes for damage over time and leaves a circle of pain if killed; it unlocks with Remedium. Vytelas marks fallen foes with runes that grant Fire Rate and Heat Damage when collected; it unlocks with Demonium. Infernalis surrounds Uriel with a Heat-damage and status aura, and an airborne dodge turns him into a flaming meteor. Remedium heals Uriel and his demons and resurrects demons if they are dead. Demonium drains demon health to release their souls toward victims; souls explode on contact and make enemies vulnerable to Damage. Brimstone creates a growing ring of flaming brimstone, charges through use of demon abilities, and increases damage with each consecutive hit.

When to use Uriel

Uriel fits combat where demon-driven crowd control and repeated pressure are useful. Catenach’s chain spreads damage across snared enemies, while Gulphagor and Vytelas provide damage-over-time and collectible Fire Rate and Heat Damage runes. Remedium supports both Uriel and the summons. Brimstone has two stated conditions worth planning around: demon abilities build charge, and consecutive hits increase damage. The supplied comparison candidates are described as Sentient-themed Calibans or a highly survivable Nidus, but those descriptions do not establish Uriel’s demons, Heat abilities or Brimstone mechanics.

Investment and practical priorities

Uriel has Naramon and Vazarin mod polarities and a Madurai aura polarity. The ability set suggests building around the job you want: Infernalis for nearby Heat application and aerial movement, Remedium for healing and demon revival, Demonium for vulnerability and Vytelas runes, or demon abilities to charge Brimstone. This is conditional guidance based on the stated effects, not a ranked build. No specific mod choices or ability scaling values are supplied.

Limitations and common mistakes

Brimstone does not build charge from unspecified actions; its description names demon abilities. Its damage increases with each consecutive hit, so interrupted hit sequences do not match the stated condition. Demonium spends demon health to launch souls, while Remedium is the listed way to heal or resurrect demons. Vytelas’s Fire Rate and Heat Damage come from collecting runes on fallen foes, not simply from having the demon summoned. The comparison descriptions alone do not establish Caliban or Nidus as mechanical substitutes.

Limitations and tradeoffs

• Demonium drains demon health to launch souls, creating a resource demand alongside Remedium’s healing role.
• Brimstone benefits from demon-ability use to charge and consecutive hits to increase damage.
• Vytelas’s runes require collection from fallen foes to grant their bonuses.