PoE builds similar to ManaForged Burning Arrow | LVL 96 | Indigon MoM | 120M hits on 15 divs

The new support gem, Locus Mine, seems to have much greater numbers than, say, Blastchain Mine. Instead of a 53% less multiplier, you have 11% less. Also, it throws 3 mines. Here is my thought around the build and PoB: Tri-ele bow. Scale proj on Deadeye and chain for clear. I have Blastchain in place for Locus as the damage would be 1.4x-ish better. Also, this is counting 1 mine hitting the enemy and not possibly the 3 mines. Lastly, I'd slot in returning projectile as well. Am I inhaling Copium/Hopium in making this wo

I think its a fairly straightforward tree. Lioneye's glare is giving a fairly decent amount of damage. The additional projectiles and snakebite to give decent clear, I will be looking to thread the additional projectiles fairly quickly. Life is low (partly due to low flat life rolls I am using), and defenses are weak (it is literally just evasion, spell suppression, and ailment avoidance). The mirage archer is keep everything combusted. If I think I can make this work at league-start, I might try to make a higher budget version. I

Mana stacking as a core archetype has been mostly figured out. It requires a lot of uniques to start, but they are all pretty cheap, and once you have them the build scales linearly. The strategy of stacking STR and INT with Shaper's Touch gives a very smooth progression path that can go on for basically forever. It's an archetype that you can start and end the league with. Manaforged Arrow is a relatively new addition to the archetype. You can use it without stacking mana, but the strategy of using it while stacking has an even higher ceiling than regular mana stacking. It works by increasin

My first attempt was as Trickster with focus on Ignite. Ended up pretty bad. Then, I tried to split the focus between damage-on-hit and Ignite with Scion. Didn't work out either. So, I came to the conclusion that the ways we approach the new Burning Arrow are wrong and I tried a completely different approach. I focused on damage-on-hit, partially ignoring the Ignite part and only making sure that the enemy is ignited so that I can get the flat damage bonus. And it turned out to be good. The build I tried this concept on though is not a regular Burning Arrow build. It's a miner build with Blas