I think I used a max Dexterity Shadowwalker with lots of +Evade gear and the entire middle column maxed +3.
Strategy was to aggro them and run near the stairs and into a corner. Then drink elixir of battle and use a blessing crystal. Then, the idea is that only 3 of them can hit you at a time +3 more with Circle of Fire. Reposition yourself with Shadowstep so that the three facing you are the glowing ones. Or two. Two is alright, too, because then the total damage you're taking is reduced by roughly 30%.
From there, you're probably going to have Battle Frenzy on every turn thanks to the passive. You're also regenerating for a while, so the damage shouldn't be bad. Oh, and their attacks should be missing/getting riposted VERY OFTEN. From there on, just whittle the glowing ones down first. If you need to heal, use a scarab. If the scarab is in cooldown and you really need healing, use ability. If all else fails, potions, but you probably won't need to aside from the initial two potions.
I can imagine the Blademaster can do it, too, if one maxes out parry and resistances. He might even have an easier time.
Sorceress would seem to be impossible. Shaman should be doable. Tinkermage should be pure cake.
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I think I used a max Dexterity Shadowwalker with lots of +Evade gear and the entire middle column maxed +3.
Strategy was to aggro them and run near the stairs and into a corner. Then drink elixir of battle and use a blessing crystal. Then, the idea is that only 3 of them can hit you at a time +3 more with Circle of Fire. Reposition yourself with Shadowstep so that the three facing you are the glowing ones. Or two. Two is alright, too, because then the total damage you're taking is reduced by roughly 30%.
From there, you're probably going to have Battle Frenzy on every turn thanks to the passive. You're also regenerating for a while, so the damage shouldn't be bad. Oh, and their attacks should be missing/getting riposted VERY OFTEN. From there on, just whittle the glowing ones down first. If you need to heal, use a scarab. If the scarab is in cooldown and you really need healing, use ability. If all else fails, potions, but you probably won't need to aside from the initial two potions.
I can imagine the Blademaster can do it, too, if one maxes out parry and resistances. He might even have an easier time.
Sorceress would seem to be impossible. Shaman should be doable. Tinkermage should be pure cake.