Voidling Bound: Best Ur-Sek Builds

Voidling Bound has nine total Voidlings for you to play and experience, with each one being fundamentally different from the last in this RPG shooter. Standing at the very top of the Voidling rankings is Ur-Sek, the dual-use melee combatant.

If you can do some great breeding and training with the various Ur-Sek you have, you can probably make a pretty solid fighter even without all the mutations. It'll serve you decently well, but hitting the highest parts of the game means putting in some extra work and getting the best mutations you can.

For this guide, I'll cover three builds that work really well in the later levels of Void Strikes, the endgame activity. Just like any good game with builds, you can make almost anything viable, but these seem to stand above the rest with Ur-Sek.

Bleed Them Dry

This build centers around a couple of things, but most importantly, it centers around doing bleed damage and giving out damage reduction while boosting your own damage. Not only does this build easily clear hordes of enemies, but it also makes great use of Ur-Sek's dual attacks.

The core of this build is Fatal Wound, because it can immediately delete enemies suffering from bleeding effects if they're lower than 50% health. That might not sound all that great, but this applies to every kind of enemy aside from major bosses.

When combined with Ur-Seks Ur Bash attacks, which deal bleeding damage, and Seks life-steal missile attack, you'll basically always have bleed active on enemies. Factor in that every time you hit an enemy, you'll give them damage reduction and increase your own damage.

This will basically turn any major boss into cannon fodder as you tank through every attack they have while dealing out significant damage. Randomly deleting mini-bosses that have tags like protector comes in really handy, especially as you push up to level 50 in Void Strikes.

The Poisonous Purveyor

This one gets a little more specific in how it works, but that only adds to how interesting it can get. If you're a fan of dolling out lots of poison debuffs, this one will be right up your alley. You'll also need to locate a Golden Egg to get one of the needed mutations.

This one relies pretty heavily on a single side of the Ur-Seks kit and a specific choice of attacks, so it does limit what you can do just a smidge. That being said, the payoff, especially against bosses, can be monumental.

You'll want to choose Guarded Swing as one of the attacks and then go with the mutations above to link everything together. Once you've got it all, it's pretty simple. Attack to block incoming attacks, make a big explosion of poison, and then profit.

It can feel a little simple, but since poison can stack so high, you'll watch as their health bars begin to immediately deteriorate. It's simple and easy to use without requiring too much timing on your part.

Disintegration Disaster

Our final build will be universally helpful, as nothing is resistant to Disintegration or plasma damage as a whole. It's not quite as effective at decimating the surrounding enemies, but it will be able to do some major damage to stronger enemies.

By including a way to heal from the Disintegration damage you'll be doling out, it's easy to survive. Combine that with the extra damage and mild stun from the black holes you create, and you can easily keep hordes of enemies at bay.

Although Aftershock may seem a little out of place, it can be helpful in situations where enemies are stacking heavily. Not to mention, it can help apply stacks of Disintegration and give you some extra damage and healing.

While all of these builds can get you to the higher levels of Void Strikes, it's important to remember that your own creativity can go far. Use these to give you an idea of how to get started.

This fantastic RPG shooter gives you a good way to open up your builds and make plenty of adjustments. Don't hold back from really testing out whatever you like.