PoE Righteous Fire, Bossing builds

&x200B; Edit: The POB's should have had "Is the enemy a boss" setting to no to reflect the maximum mapping damage. I updated these since some were stuck on uber boss settings. I also added "Area" under AOE radius to better illustrate the magnitude of RF's coverage since the radius is squared when calculating area. I couldn't find the exact radius of Consecrated Ground but some of the values for enemy c ground is between 12-18. Based of the poe wiki image

With all the flak 3.19 got, i wanted to share my experience of it, from a casual, 5-15 hours per week point of view. Builds i played were quite meta, but with probably less effort put on them than average player. The gear does reflect it, but there are couple items i got very lucky, and happy with. Probably pretty average result you might get given the same amount of time played. Gearing was quite tough early on, as before the soft nerf on arch-nem crafting was almost non-existant with my starter RF. Essences were scarce, harvest was gutted and drops were low. After buffs things got better, w

Since there is probably like no one playing this i just to want to leave this here in case anyone is interested in an off meta build: This is no overly optimized Build but just my own Character I played in the Archnemesis League. In that league i completed 36 Challenges with it. After that i took a break for the last league. It currently makes use of petrified blood for the overleech and for life regeneration to have a bigger impact as well as to increase the damage through pain attunement on Skin of the Lords to save the passive

Most builds don't bother with freezing pinnacle bosses which, on top of the fairly high ailment threshold of 25m, have another 70% less damage taken mod that makes it pretty hard to freeze them. The ailment itself is still fairly useful if you can achieve it as it gives you -70% action speed (relevant thread) against monsters that 'Cannot be fully slowed' (aka most endgame bosses) but the payoff usually wasn't there because you could invest in more damage instead and just kill them faster.