PoE Discipline, Mageblood builds

Hello, I've seen a lot of folks trying to make a CoC FR and I want to share some knowledge about the exact stat values you want to strive for. I think people understand the theory behind how cast on crit works but maybe don't have a mental picture of what that translates to stat requirement wise. I know there are many excellent guides out there and I would defer to them where possible. I want to crunch some numbers for you guys to digest but I apologize in advance for any inaccurate information (feedback welcome). &x200B; I just want to make it clear: I'm not saying these stats are

Hey guys, I just finished trying to pob something I've wanted to play for a while now. CI Death's Oath with melding + aegis. POB: The idea here was to go CI to counter the chaos damage from Death's Oath, but through pretty much random nodes I ended up getting a ton of chaos res anyway. And then, because I intended to play CI, I thought I might as well just go for aegis + melding + very high block(Glancing Blows) because that proved incredibly good on my phantasmal cremation necro. &x200B; Now, this build is pretty much bu

A goal for me this league was to hit 2k depth ever since they rescaled Delve to make 1.5k depth as hard as the old 6k depth scaling cap. I was going to do it on Ruetoo's FR build (hit 1.9k on it), but I saw the rank 1 Delver playing the attack version of Aurastacker that runs the new keystone, Precise Technique, and I wanted to give it a try. This build is inspired by his. POB: PoE profile: Ninja: https:/

&x200B; I'd like to think this build won't die in 1 hit by white t16 mobs but still squeezed some survivability in. I don't know how survivable this actually is. Also please let me know if I missed anything in the PoB that wouldn't make this build work &x200B; If anyone has close to enough currency (Probably 5 mirrors?) to do this I'd like to see it in action!

Hi Everyone, As COC is my favorite arch-type in the game, there is no league that goes by without me playing at least 1 cast on crit build. 3.17 is no different and I've decided to go with a COC Ice Spear, since I've never done Ice Spear, mainly just Ice Nova ( which I still say has much better clear then Ice Spear ) The reason I chose Inquisitor is survivability, and because I never did a CoC Inquisitor, usually I roll a Occy or Ass, so this time I went hispter and chose the long-neck. The build revolves around having the per