PoE Supreme Ego, Physical, Mapping builds

Theory tag because I have a PoB and no character to actually show it with. But I've tested the mechanics, and know they work. The question is whether or not my PoB is accurate. Where does the come from? The idea is that buff up , you spawn all your worms, throw the beartrap on your target, then use call of steel 4 seconds later. To do some math: PoB reports that the total stored damage of our Impale is 1 million. The Impaler inflicts 4 additional impales, so each beartrap is 5 million damage in an AOE. With 5 worm flasks and a bit of reduced flask charge

Hello guys, At around day 3 of the league I transitioned into a pob I had made for chaos hit BV occultist using the new sacrifice support gem. I first tested every interaction to see how the "snapshotting" worked with the skill and thankfully it worked exactly like I hoped for. The first cast is the only one that matters once that is done as long as you can keep your stacks up you'll maintain the sacrifice damage from your first cast enabling you to be on full life as you start your map and then once you have cast use petrified blood in order to be on low life to both use our maximum life for

Asenath's Gentle Touch is cheap AF this league and makes PBV insane ATM for farming T16s. Ming's Heart + chaos catalyst is crazy damage for phys poison builds. Obliteration is also pretty crazy. Arcanist Brand BFBB makes the build's bossing much more acceptable for dumb fights, and is a moderate investment gear swap. The tree is set up for fast shield charging + QoL things like big AoE for mapping, inc. skill duration, unleash seals, charge on kill, etc. Despite all of this it absolutely slaps damage-wise. PoBs are fluffed up a bit because of low life settings. Feel free to add '15% less da

Weaknesses: - physical degens - low attack speed - low clear dps ralakesh or shakari pantheon? can add vaal molten shell for defensive/guard skill

Video above is a T16 phoenix map, skipped the expedition so you didn't have to see me place barrels. Love this build, and I almost always dislike builds like this. The damage is nice, it's very consistent, it's relatively safe, and above all else it's comfortable. I value comfort over everything. The clear is also way way better than everyone said it would be when I mentioned building it. Not the fastest, but absolutely far from the slowest. Starting off with it (swapped from Helix around level 70 to HoAg) the damage was more than enough for early maps, all I