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Probably not novel, but this actually worked pretty well (god I wish I had armour though). Blind with solar ray, and bathe in the bonus damage from surprise attacks. The ring of furor is a nice touch since I augmented the cross bow for damage
What are the enchantment/glyph? I'm currently doing a corruption priest run, and I've found that the double sunray combo (to blind and then paralyze) works well for stacking debuffs before using the wand of corruption
Ps. I really don't understand how trinity works. I used it to imbue my darts, but they seem to be doing the same damage even if I select an tipped version to imbue
Trinity doesn't imbue any of your equipment, you can use trinity to simulate the effects of equipment you've already encountered in your run. Body form let's you temporary gain an enchant or glyph, mind form gives you a use of a wand or thrown weapon, spirit form gives you use of a ring or artifact. If you were choosing darts then you were probably using Mind Form, which means you can cast the mind form spell to trigger the effect of whichever tipped dart you selected, as if you were throwing a real tipped dart of that type. Obviously it's not that useful for simulating items you already have, but the power is in the flexibility. Maybe you're all out of a particular type of seed but would like to be able to trigger that tipped dart's effect anyway in a pinch, for example.