PoE 3.23 Affliction Ascendant, Champion, Inquisitor, Juggernaut builds without Assassin, Berserker, Chieftain, Deadeye

TLDR: 90% max ele res, 85% phys as ele, 83-88% evade, capped suppress, perma quicksilver using traitor keystone on right side of the tree (for flask nodes). Seeing the change to elemental flasks I decided to check how viable using traitor with Taste of Hate and melding would be for early-ish league to stack max res for defenses and it seems to be fairly realistic to achieve without breaking the bank while also offering other good defenses. In this PoB we reach 90% max all ele res via Taste of Hate (+7), Purity of Ice (+5), max

Hello community, I finally reached my goal to „not die anymore“ and become semi-immortal to everything T16 maps have to offer except occasional one-shots. The build follows my goal of simple play, so throughout normal mapping I am mostly cycling on left mouse button and throwing a curse from time to time on tougher mobs. While it feels really smooth and I can finally play semi-afk without dying all the time, I am a little clueless what to optimize further (next to some better rolls on my jewels). I invested around 25div so far, but I found the helmet & scepter, which will probably cost anothe

Theory tag because I have a PoB and no character to actually show it with. But I've tested the mechanics, and know they work. The question is whether or not my PoB is accurate. Where does the come from? The idea is that buff up , you spawn all your worms, throw the beartrap on your target, then use call of steel 4 seconds later. To do some math: PoB reports that the total stored damage of our Impale is 1 million. The Impaler inflicts 4 additional impales, so each beartrap is 5 million damage in an AOE. With 5 worm flasks and a bit of reduced flask charge

I readapted an EB stacker for this build. Essentially, use an EB Inquisitor str/int stacker core for capped crit, high flat and potent damage. Do you think this is a solid idea, in principle? Thanks!