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

looks strong

Pob with instant leech. Give alot of sustain for your ES-pool.

After a bit of tinkering, I think I found a decent league starting setup: Opted for Spark of Nova with a slightly higher damage effectiveness and better screen coverage. Swapped Storm call for Wave of Conviction to be my Unleash setup which applies a nice shock every 2.5 seconds and does okay damage on a pseudo 5-link. Also include a trigger wand and fiddled with skill duration so the tornado lasts almost exactly 8 seconds for smoother gameplay and less buttons. Overall happy with the current starter tree. Thanks for all the build advice!

There are some concessions, but not as many as you may think. Big Concessions: 1. You must drop Kalandra's or Blastrain (on your second manaforged setup). I think dropping blast rain makes sense, but I happened to randomly hit an unset ring that is just better than my current helical ring so I run that. I lose 52 chaos res doing this though, so if you have a perfect helical ring just drop blastrain imo. I also have some other options in the items you can find on trade for reasonable prices I think. Overall, the most important thin

@natetheexile on discord if you have any questions. Build abuses Indigon and Manaforged Arrows arrows to collect a large amount of % more damage, and % increased spell damage multipliers Battlemage converts the % spell damage to attack damage with a healthy 2.16x multiplier when scaled with warcry effect Only downside to using Battlemage's Cry is that we need to weapon swap to get the buff every 10s but if you go for potency of will + duration mastery it could be increased to every 14.5 seconds at the cost of Battle Rouse cluster. This will detour some people for the build but ¯\_(ツ)_/

the best idea out there but. When I saw the frontpage of the Kinetic Bolt of Fragmentation and Sniper's Mark interaction I had an idea to turn this into a Wander(mana leech) with the Indigon/MOM/Agnostic. Using Manastorm to drain all our mana then Indigon would give some huge spell damage buff that apply to the new fragmentation gem. We survive the huge mana cost by perma leeching and Lavianga Spirit to spam our attacks. Very squishy since we rely on our mana for both offensive and defensive side.

Mana stacking as a core archetype has been mostly figured out. It requires a lot of uniques to start, but they are all pretty cheap, and once you have them the build scales linearly. The strategy of stacking STR and INT with Shaper's Touch gives a very smooth progression path that can go on for basically forever. It's an archetype that you can start and end the league with. Manaforged Arrow is a relatively new addition to the archetype. You can use it without stacking mana, but the strategy of using it while stacking has an even higher ceiling than regular mana stacking. It works by increasin

Just sharing a short footage of my last build since it turned out pretty great!