PoE Cyclone, Champion, Fortify builds

ADD Ele res to items, you do need res cap, 75/75/75. Pick 1 Warcry. Cyclone - Remember -mana cost on rings! Turn off 50 rage without cluster (Bloodscent) (Swap Pulv vs close combat) infusion: on Bloodstorm: off I suggest Enduring Cry for cyclone as you CANNOT exert Cyclone! As you gear up and reach 6-7k life you should switch to "First to Strike, Last to Fall" over Unstoppable Hero. you won't be stunned much with the larger hp pool. Early on the stun immunity is very nice because being stunned to death feels terrible! NOTE: Belt of the Deciever adds intimidate, so does First to Strike. Yo

[I dont play cyclone ever so i would like some tips for the concept i have in mind.](

Greetings, I've been tinkering with the new energy blade gem and have achieved... something. With some random rares and a few uniques thrown together the build seems to have decent survivability, but I feel the damage is definitely lacking. I've compensated for the new gem changes and some masteries that does not work in the PoB. Any inputs on how to increase damage without sacrificing too much survivability? Feel free to tinker around with better items and gems. Tried trickster but it seems just worse than raider. Raider lvl

Hey guys, I was thinking about a Cyclone build using Vengeance as second 6-link. 5k+ life, 79% max res, 10k+ armour and around 10 mil dps on an estimated 10 ex budget. Can probably be min-maxed to 20 mil dps with different clusters and sacrificing some defences. PoB-Link below. Tell me what you think!

Hello to all In the optics of an extremely tanky build I created this tree, I would actually need help to finish it, with the few remaining points (maximum lvl 95) what is the best option to optimize the dps as league start, knowing that all the tank part is finished (i guess ?), that we have a very big onslaught and a big boost of damage from the belt. Here is what this build proposes : 90k+ armor (90% Phys damage reduction) 90k+ evasion (80+% evade chance) 100% spell suppression chance Permanant Adrenaline 100% Impale Chance \+120% movement speed when you look at the pob,Cyclo

Last time it was a hierophant, the issue was that absorption charges didn't apply as much of a benefit as theoretically thought, and additionally, I forgot that MoM only applies to life. Again like last time, this doesn't do very much damage, this time it deals more, but still not very consistently. So instead we decided to go with a juggernaut, and use two nebuloch maces. By getting up to 10 endurance charges, we can reduce elemental damage from hits by 20%, while also giving us a huge amount of base armor. We can also use the soul ripper flask, and the timeless keystone "The Traitor" to g

Let me start this off with this build is not viable, it does no damage, and by no damage, I mean it literally does less than 10k damage a second. However, this build should hopefully not be able to die to anything. I haven't been able to create it yet, but from a purely theoretical standpoint, you have so much effective HP that damage becomes negligible. In addition we make use of absorption charges with 11 charges, basically meaning that if elemental damage isn't one-shotting us, it is healing us instead. We also use chaos innoculation, so that we take no chaos damage. Now all we have to deal

Build concept: using Icefang Orbit or Venopuncture with winterweave and The Golden Rule to self chill ourselves, and then we scale the chill effect with Olesya's Delight's affliction charges \[8% more effect of non-damaging ailment per affliction charge\]. I prefer using venopuncture instead because bleeds have a base duration

This is one of those "cautionary tales/let me know if I fucked this up because the build is actually cool as shit it just does zdps and its sadge" posts. But I wanted to try the new support gem Bloodthirst, but the numbers on it seemed really mediocre, so I made the best possible go of it by utilizing everyone's least favorite Uber Elder drop, Voidforge, and stacking a lot of hp to reach seemingly insane amounts of flat damage. In a theoretical sense, adding almost 200 flat physical to the sword with a 300% multiplier seemed like a recipe for success. Doing napkin math I realized I could t