Trillion DPS Hell Fracture Endgame Warlock Build

This build doesn't rely on any items to get going, it's very strong right out of the gate, but here's the items that take it to the next level:

1. Spine of Tathamet is a pretty significant damage increase, simply just makes Hell Fracture do more damage. It can be obtained by killing Harbinger of Hatred or crafting it via the Horadric Cube, which you can do my removing affixes on a 900 item power 1h mace to make it common, and then turning it into a unique
2. The Hemat Stone synergizes very well as it gives additional overpower stacks to further scale Banished Lord's Talisman and our Abyssal Fragment - it drops from Bartuc from infernal hordes, alternatively you can try to obtain it by killing Belial with betrayer's husks and picking Bartuc as your rewards. Until you get it you can use a normal legendary amulet.
3. Banished Lord's Talisman specifically as a charm/talisman is extremely potent, you can also use this as your actual amulet until you get The Hemat Stone. It's in the general loot pool so you can't target farm it, i'd recommend converting common 900 item power amulets into uniques via the Horadric Cube and hoping to get one that way
4. Footfalls of the Waning World are an incredible defensive option for us as it allows us to spam Nether Step for huge damage reduction, in addition to no longer needing Nether Step on our bars. These are entirely useless if they don't roll with +maximum evade charges or attacks reduce evade cooldown
5. Heir of Perdition and Ring of Starless Skies gives you an enormous amount of crit chance as well as being generally good for overall damage allowing you to swap off of Aspect of Calamity to min-max your damage a bit more by gaining another damage aspect. This isn't a huge damage increase so I'll have a separate version of the planner for "pit pushing" as you'll need to swap around a lot of your gear to make this setup worth it.
6. Tyrael's Might just gives a lot of DR and resists

Planner Fixes

• Overpower is actually Overpower per Stack.

Affix Priority

1. Critical Strike Damage Multiplier
2. 1. It's by far our strongest affix once we get a high Critical Strike Chance
2. Vulnerable Damage Multiplier
3. All Damage/Shadow Damage Multiplier
4. Attack Speed
5. Willpower
6. Weapon Damage
7. Maximum Life
   You want at least 1 piece with vuln damage multi greater affix + MW crit > crit multi once you have really high crit multi due to diminishing returns.
8. Armor

If you feel squishy prioritize more life/armor on your gear

Check out this Sheet to balance out your Stats.

Transfigurations

For the love of god do not transfigure your items unless you are deep into endgame / 100% certain you won't need to change anything about that item again

I still don't know all of the possible transfigurations but here's my best estimation for BiS transfigures per item

• Aspect of Rallying Reversal or Undying Aspect Transfiguration on Amulet - Some people use Exploiter's Aspect but I'm personally not a fan, even in pushing scenarios -
• For weapons the best transfigure is to try and get Gem Strength Multiplier on a 2her as this is a massive damage increase.
• Other good weapon options include: Crit Chance > Attack Speed > Quality > Shadow Damage Multi > % Max Life > Willpower
• Heir of Perdition try and get gem strength multi and put an Amethyst + Sapphire in it, otherwise Crit Chance > Attack Speed > Quality > Shadow Damage Multi > Willpower
• Armor: Attack Speed > % Max Life > % Resistance > Quality > Shadow Damage Multi > Willpower
• Jewelry: +4 Occult/All Skills > Willpower > Quality > Resistance to all elements >

Long term Berú of Horazon's Chains is BiS and mandatory for the build, early on you can use 2pc + 2pc of Fer of the Nameless and Berú of Mefis' Fulcrum or Berú of Abaddon's Flesh