PoE Inquisitor, Fire builds

This is just a template tree of my 3.16 Righteous Fire Inquisitor A video guide will follow and can be found on my youtube ( just google pohx youtube ) More Detailed Guide will follow 1-2 Days after release ( I'm a bit rusty and have to play the game again before I can fully flesh out a guide ) Hope you guys enjoy! Determination is just a Placeholder for Purity of Elemets.

Hello guys! I don't have a lot of experience in the game but I love creating my own builds and this is one of the builds I'm thinking that maybe I can take on for next league. Ever since I layed my eyes on BMC, I just loved it and even though I know it's not in good place I'm still trying to make something out of it. This build is my last creation that includes this new and intriguing Warcry and I think it can get you somewhere. So let's talk about the elements of this build. To begin with, it's a CI build, which means I don't know if it's good for that alone. I 've played ES-based builds but

Trying to rig up a flame-surge Kitava's thirst character. It'd be like playing melee, without being melee. I'm probably going to roll with it next league unless something overtly destroys the build. But looking for feedback on it. It's not terribly crazy in terms of required uniques, and has room for growth with influence-rare crafting. \editing to meet the "Share Your Build" requirements\ Flame Surge on a 6-link \[Pledge of Hands\] meets the 100 mana cost to trigger Kitava's Thirst, which has 3 spells linked on Arcane

Concept The idea here is to actually go low-life, but with a high HP pool to make use of both bloodthirst (2% of max life as added phys when low life) and petrified blood (some damage taken to life while <50% is taken over time instead). Then use doomfletch to scale the massive added flat phys. The target would be 8k life (4k reserved) and 4k es. Bloodthirst would then add ~800 edps. Inquisitor seems like the strongest options, because of the strong hybrid recovery, good crit / stat scaling, ailment immunity, and resist ignore. Elementalist is worth keeping in mind, too, though. I'm lea