PoE Aegis Aurora, Physical, Simulacrum builds without Hinekora, Death's Fury, Mageblood, Replica Dreamfeather

Disclaimer: not my original build modified from a creator to be able to use shield charge/ have an aegis swap. Walls of texts below with my incomplete understanding of what's available in poe: So this league's mechanics been pretty good, last league I feel like I jumped between builds a lot which was fun in its own way but this league would really like to push this char the most a noob can. Goals: survive some big hits from beyond bosses + deli orb, keep damage relatively similar if not slightly increase but also in non fully jui

Wanted to share my masterpiece.

So I've seen people taking advantage of Divine Shield with Aegis Aurora and thought that this defensive layer would probably work really well with an Absolution build. To that end, I've come up with a rough concept that I'd love input on specifically whether this may actually be viable enough to get through the end game (A9 Sirus). To clarify, I do not believe this type of build will have sufficient damage to do things like Wave 30 Delirium or some of the other end end game stuff but it might be viable enough to get through a good amount of the endgame: I've alw

I wanted to share my current build - a very tanky variation of something I built after being inspired by That's Real Neato. Aegis Aurora, Cerberus Limb, and Nature's Patience cluster jewel, plus a channeling skill to take advantage of standing still. Determination for armor, and Juggernaut to get freeze/root avoidance, endurance charges, extra armor, chaos res, and life regen. Leap slam with faster attacks, accuracy gem, and fortify to move around more easily and pick up fortify. The damage output is not extreme, but it's been enough. The mapping is ok, but not zoomy. But standing stil

EDIT: Got the build together, I'll put together a showcase tomorrow (its is... quite tanky) Theorycrafting PoB: I've been thinking of making an immortal build to loot fractured fully delirious maps. It is mostly just for fun, to see how cheap it can be to make a character tanky as fuck if you focus on little else. Requirements are: Fast (200%+ movement speed) Tanky (unkillable even in highest level of content) Because of this, pathfinder is basically mandatory; otherwise, since you can't kill mobs, you will have no way to sustain flasks. I opted for pathfin