PoE Templar, Channelling builds without Ball Lightning of Orbiting, Devouring Totem, Dominating Blow, Firestorm of Pelting with custom stat filters

The Ice Spear Inquisitor is one of the most powerful spellcasting builds in Path of Exile, combining high critical strike chance, strong elemental penetration, and excellent clear speed. Built around the unique mechanics of Ice Spear, this build focuses on maximizing the skill’s second form, where projectiles gain a massive boost to both damage and critical strike chance. The Inquisitor ascendancy plays a crucial role, offering powerful nodes such as Inevitable Judgement, which allows elemental damage to ignore enemy resistances on critical strikes. This synergy ensures that the build consist

Act 1. Nothing can beat the Rolling Magma + Flamewall combo in Templar skill choice, so stick with it. Do not try to kill Merveil with Storm Brand + Arc. Just don?t. Forget about Stormblast mines, Orb of Storms, and Lightning Tendrils. Do not take the Runebinder keystone before you kill Merveil. You won?t be able to use the Holy Flame Totem if you get it. What to do: 1. Kill Hillock - get Rolling Magma. 2. Search both Tarkleigh and Nessa for BB(B) linked. Link Rolling Magma with Elemental Proliferation. If you get 3b linked - you are lucky. Buy Arcane Surge from Nessa and add

With this staff coming back in Sanctum, the lightning tendrils rework is looking juicy for inquisitor. Could even just pick up battlemage and use LT totems as hiero. Marylene's fallacy, hatred, HoA, awakened controlled destruction, RF, pain attunement...easy 10-20m dps without much thinking. &x200B;Sample PoB for reference with heatshiver/CotBs

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This guide has been a long time in coming. Some may remember my previous post, roughly outlining the mathematics behind sustaining Indigon's mana cost. I went back and formalized the mathematics behind it; if anyone is interested, I wrote it out in LaTeX and uploaded it here. But for those who didn't read over that post or are unaware of what "sustained Indigon" refers to, I'll do a quick overview. \---

Hello Reddit. I'm a big lover of Divine Ire and a SSF only enjoyer. I've been playing Divine Ire almost exclusively since it was added to the game, theres just something about building around a huge beam that has the possibility to deal a lot of damage in one hit. So i've recently spent a lot of time making my magnum opus Divine Ire build for SSF. And i think im quite happy with what i've come up with; Thoughts and elaborations. I believe going low life with petrified for pain attunement is an obvious choice, as well for righteous fire for that massiv