PoE 3.23 Affliction, 3.22 Ancestor Inquisitor, Cold builds

Hey, I posted this build last league and I sadly can't really play this league due to time issues. Because some people inquired about the build and asked for an updated version I went ahead and made some 3.22 changes. The changelog is on the forum post, if any questions or feedback arise feel free to DM or comment. Feel free to check the written guide out: Because of Rule 3 as well as my love for tl;dr the high budget PoB: [

This character is a solid all around character and I would say is absolutely league start viable. Keep in mind however you will need to do some things differently but it can absolutely be played without any special gear already lined up. I don't really do "leveling trees" or etc but I would recommend you level up with spark and switch to Glacial Cascade at lv 28. Spark will be faster to hit maps but it is important for you to get practice with GC so you can understand how it feels and plays. I would recommend this character for anyone looking for a solid all around build that is completely of

how does one get more defence POB saying my EHP so low even tho i think its tanky due to machination + tempered by war, only thing that should be low is phys dmg taken

Hi! I made my own build around Eye of Winter, a spell I really enjoy since Diablo 2 (it's similar to Frozen Orb). I don't really like mines, which is a common way to play eye of winter so i decided to try my own hand at making a build. The build is based around Rathpith Globe which gives crit and spell damage per 100 health. The idea is to roll inquisitor, take all health nodes in the south-western part of the tree, and scale crit aswell as chain. Eye of Winter projectiles deal more damage depending on how far they have travelled (up to 200% more damage at the end), so chain scales the damag

Once I found out that Battlemage stacks with the new Spellblade support, I knew I wanted to try it. Brewed up a little Frost trap Inquisitor. Hit 5m Pinnacle with very reasonable investment. What do you think? How can I improve it?