PoE builds similar to POE 3.21 Crucible - Righteous Fire Trap Jug Build - Searing Exarch boss

Inspired by the post about eternal damnation and loreweave I made a POB for RF, turns out it isnt that hard to squeeze in, just takes a slightly OP Chaos res ring. Its basically Pohx RF Jugg but slightly changed. I found it impossible to drop purity of Elements with all the gear constraints, but if I would replace immortal flesh it would probably work. Any cluster jewels experts here? Im not familiar with them and I just put in a small one to kinda cheat a little with the Chaos res Original thread:

Hi! I'm a first-time player in PoE, and joined this league. Found out about RF and thought I'd have a go, and really enjoying it so far, but having a bit of trouble deciding what to go for next in building my Righteous Fire Inquisitor. Following Pohxs guide, and at level 91 currently. I have about 5 divines and 300 chaos. What should be my next step? Better gems or gear? Can currently clear most maps, including most 16, but struggling a bit on vaaled red high-tier maps - avoiding those that have no regen, less max resistance, or lower regen. Thankful for any tips. [

No need to use the expensive Elder helm with this build. If the new fracture items are more common(lets hope) then should be much easier to craft a really nice staff. Not sure how it will feel with leap slam instead of shield charge will have to test this out. You can remove the awakened gems and stuff like that if you want or have hard time getting currency. Can craft a better staff later or even use the searing touch staff to hold u over for a long time. p.s No one really ever takes the mastery for "cover enemies in ash when they hit you" not sure if it doesnt work as I read it or jus

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So this league introduced recombinators and I absolutely love them so much. I got addicted crafting with them early in league and started heavily experimenting the best ways to get double fractured items and I got a system down pretty quickly. Once I started to realized the potential of double crafting t2+ items with mods you wanted, then crafting with essences, harvest, fossils, etc, the sky was the limit. I am currently working on a double fractured body armor with a temple mod and t1 explode saintly chainmail that when I am finished I will showcase at a later time (I been harvesting my ass

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

One of the tankiest mappers I've made. Easy 100 90 All Resistance+ 82% Physical to elemental 74% chaos res Petrified Blood + Massive Life Recovery + Life on Block Shield Glancing blows 74/75 block+ Life on block 70% Reduced Crit damage taken Stun Immune, Shock Immune, Freeze Immune, Ignite Unaffected Warrior's Tale+ Both life recovery Tattoos= 60% recovery rate (4000 Life in hideout) Chieftain Explode+ numerous explode tattoos= great clear (Good at 1 shotting wave 30 delirium bosses if your lucky with overlaps) Psedo100% Flask uptime Tattooed every single node Pretty bad single