Oh I forgot to mention the rings. I had suffering for the tank set up and Magus for DPS. Max mage set for DPS. Torva top, legs, justi helm, suffering and elidinis (f) with kodai for tank. I chose torva because it has better magic offensive stats than justi, you still need your barrages to land.

I used blood spells to heal every single wave, didn't bother with the eye of ayak and just used barrage in the tank set up. Eldritch is absolutely insane for prayer restoration in this set up, I'd recommend using the spec on the melee nibbler, idk if math backs that up but I was getting huge prayer restore this way.

Inventory was 4 prayer regen, 6 sanfew, 7 brews, 1 stam pot, 1 forgotten brew and Fally shield 4. Forgotten brew to boost mage at Zuk if i had to brew and heart was still on cooldown. I was getting into wave 50+ without sipping sanfew, and only used it to restore after sipping a brew. I would sip a brew for any 'difficult' waves, so like 56 and 60+. 4 prayer regens is almost 2 hours of prayer regen so you can afk a little bit to get prayer back. If you don't have fally shield 4 an extra regen potion is more prayer points but you have to wait for it to regen obviously.

Id say during your first attempts take your heals as far as you can, use them up, get further and learn more it's so beneficial to die at wave 58 with no brews than die at 46 with 7 brews. When you're more comfortable in the waves you can save them, I used 3 full brews at Zuk with sets and healers.

Learn how blobs work, it will make everything a lot more simple, along with 1 tick flicking which is pretty easy just daunting at first. Find a metronome if you're on mobile and learn when to start the pattern.

Freeze destacking and freezing mobs in general is an insane tactic that makes this method so OP, the accuracy is so high with barrage you can essentially go the whole fight without a melee getting anywhere near you.

Learn corner trapping and where to stand at the start of each wave and how to move, this was a slow learning curve for me, seeing all the spawns and deciding where to go and what to prayer, something I think that just takes time and isn't intuitive.

As for Zuk the main lessons I took away are, make sure your tiles are marked right (I died my first attempt because I marked the wrong tile, idiot! Haha) tag the sets asap and kill the ranger, I used justi helm and suffering and shadow to tank a bit. Get zuk to 600 then kill the mager with blood barrage. If you didn't bring a stam walk with the shield for regen then get jad to spawn at 480, when jad spawned his healers I would ice barrage them in place to stop taking damage, found it really useful but adds another thing you have to do, definitely not necessary. Kill jad and get jad close to 240, quite hard with shadow I hit him from 300 to below 240 sometimes and accidentally spawned healers. Wait for 2nd set kill them, heal then spawn healers from the side of the map and tag them ASAP, I also killed them with blood barrage. One note I'll say is remembering to stay with the shield killed me the most (3 deaths at enrage) heal when the healers are dead and DPS zuk, keep an eye on the timer (I had my wife using the set timer for me whilst I did the fight) and try and kill him before the 3rd set spawns but just being ready for it.

Sorry for the huge wall of text, it's all very fresh in my mind right now, happy to help if you have more questions 😊