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Farming the Pincushioned Doll in Diablo 4 can be both rewarding and challenging, especially since the item has a notoriously low drop rate and is essential for summoning Uber bosses like Andariel. Whether you prefer tackling the grind alone or teaming up with other players, understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each approach can make a big difference in your overall efficiency. Choosing between solo and group farming depends on your class, build, available time, and the kind of experience you enjoy most.

Solo farming offers full control over pacing and decision-making. You can choose which events to focus on, when to reset runs, and which World Tier feels most comfortable for your build. For highly mobile or self-sustaining classes like Rogue or Sorcerer, solo farming can be extremely efficient. You can target Helltide or Blood Harvest events and chain elite kills without having to coordinate with others. The biggest advantage here is consistency: every drop belongs to you, and you don’t have to split loot windows with teammates. This is ideal for players optimizing their personal farming route and preferring uninterrupted runs.

However, solo play comes with downsides. Elite density in some areas can slow progress, especially when dealing with high-health targets or challenging dungeon modifiers. The lack of group synergy also means you’ll be more vulnerable to mistakes and might take longer to finish certain encounters. If you’re farming in World Tier 4 for better drop chances, the difficulty can scale harshly against solo players without well-optimized gear. Efficient solo farming requires a powerful build that balances survivability with high burst damage — otherwise, the time spent per run might outweigh the benefits.

Group farming, on the other hand, excels in both speed and consistency. With multiple players, elite and boss kills happen much faster, increasing the total number of drops per hour. Because each player has their own loot table, running with a coordinated group essentially multiplies the overall chance that someone in the party will find a Pincushioned Doll. Communication becomes key here — teams often agree to share any dolls that drop, ensuring everyone gets a fair shot at summoning bosses later.

The best group setups combine damage dealers, support builds, and crowd-control specialists. For instance, Barbarians and Druids can handle frontline tanking, while Sorcerers and Rogues clear mobs efficiently from a distance. This mix minimizes downtime and maximizes elite kill speed, which directly improves farming output. Group farming also shines during events like Helltides and Legion Events, where large numbers of elites spawn rapidly and multiple players can clear different sections of the map simultaneously.

In terms of efficiency, groups almost always outperform solo runs in raw numbers, but solo farming remains valuable for those who prefer independence or have limited playtime. The most successful players often combine both methods farming solo for flexibility during off-peak hours and joining organized groups for intensive farming sessions.

The best strategy depends on your playstyle. Solo players benefit from precision and autonomy, while groups gain power through coordination and shared efficiency. Both paths lead to the same reward: the elusive Pincushioned Doll and the opportunity to challenge Diablo 4’s toughest endgame bosses on your own terms.

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