PoE 3.23 Affliction, 3.22 Ancestor Trap builds with custom stat filters

Hello community, I finally reached my goal to „not die anymore“ and become semi-immortal to everything T16 maps have to offer except occasional one-shots. The build follows my goal of simple play, so throughout normal mapping I am mostly cycling on left mouse button and throwing a curse from time to time on tougher mobs. While it feels really smooth and I can finally play semi-afk without dying all the time, I am a little clueless what to optimize further (next to some better rolls on my jewels). I invested around 25div so far, but I found the helmet & scepter, which will probably cost anothe

absorption charge - 12% elemental recoup (over 4 seconds) 11 absorption - 144% elemental recoup - 36%/segundo

POB: &x200B; Hello Exiles! I'd like to share my RF Inquisitor build. I love the play style of RF. Thanks to a mirror drop on the second day of league, I've been able to push this build (as well as waste a ton of currency on other builds). This build was sculpted from Pohx POB, 3rd league making a character off his base. No MB or HH. However when buying items I tried to get (what I considered) some of the best out there. I dropped the belt and its pretty nice so I kept it. Bought the rest of the gear, awakened gems, jewels and

I am trying to make some kind of trickster build leveraging CI, Aegis, and Iron reflexes to stack a ton of armour, block and max res. My attempt thus far is using lightning trap for damage but I don't know that this is the right direction. I can only crack about 1 mil damage (I think it would really be at least 2 mil thanks to nimis) but I am hoping to get a bit more. I don't know how well POB calculates lightning trap damage so it could be a fair bit more. I would guess so far this build would cost about 50 div or so but it is hard to say. [

If anyone is interested in a cheap build that can run 8 mod corrupted maps with big juice on a sub 10d budget (I'm guessing don't subtractum me bro), here you go. This is by no means a full guide, but a map showcase and a quick overview of key points of the build if you want to give it a try. There is quite a lot of basic stuff I left out, but what I left out should be fairly self explanatory by looking at The PoB. It's pretty fast, it's pretty tanky (for a MF gimp), it's cheap, and it's pretty damn fun. enjoy.