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

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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. \---

I've been doing some theorycrafting with the new entropic devastation gloves but i struggle to find a good synergy. Here's a scuffed inquisitor attribute CoC bow PoB (some end-game stuff), do you guys have any ideas of how to improve the build? Maybe going champion is better for fortify + impale stuff?

POB: The video is a T16 Dunes just alch n go. I couldn't decide on whether to start with shockwave totems or the hydrosphere Occultist so I decided to make a bad build that combines them both. Surprisingly, it has gotten me to endgame pretty smoothly and can take down pinnacle bosses. Uploading a video because a few people requested one. Edit: Note on a cool interaction, on-kill effects work with hydrosphere even though it's a totem build (bug?). At the cost of +1 totems from ancestral bond you can make it into a explosion build.

I have been testing out The Hidden Blade and I think there is a lot of hidden (hehe) potential with it, and I want to throw out what I've learnt and some ideas for theorycrafting. Firstly, I want to clarify a few things about Unseen Strike (which is the unique skill from the Hidden Blade), since the wiki has a few major inaccuracies. The wiki states that "If using 2 weapons, it will alternate between each weapon every time you gain phasing". This is wrong, Unseen Strike only ever uses the weapo

PoB: Theorycrafted this as a potential second or third build for this league. There are a collection of core concepts that I'm fusing together: 1. Indigon with a lot of mana spent is a large damage increase, but hard to sustain. 2. If I'm stacking mana for Indigon, it needs to also be doing something else to be valuable 3. Eldritch Battery provides a lot of effective mana regen in the form of energy shield recharge. 4. Arcane cloak spends mana, but does not cost mana, meaning it affects indigon in spite of Eldritch Battery. 5. If I'm relying on Eldritch Batt

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