PoE Righteous Fire, Templar, Channelling builds without Headhunter, Mageblood

My favourite skill, been playing it for years and felt like sharing it. Max true attack & spell block, can freeze pinnacle bosses, fairly good defensive for a build that stands still and can ramp damage up to 4-5 million numbers once you start getting better gear.

The Build The endgame setup should look like this: You max out on your Scorching Ray totems and then add as much Searing bond bois as you can alongside them without replacing the Scorching ray totems. The reason for this is because every additional totem active adds 5% mroe damage to everything and since searing bond comes with +3 to additional totems and we can add multiple totems on top of it they are the perfect choice in a build that relies on DoT damage which simultaneously buffs them. You need to hit an enemy with Flame dash or cast it twice to apply Arcane Surge. Additionall

DONT BE STUPID LIKE ME, GET ARMOR/ES BOOTS SO YOU CAN STILL USE +1 MAX RES ARMOR MASTERY, SAVES A POINT :)

With this staff coming back in Sanctum, the lightning tendrils rework is looking juicy for inquisitor. Could even just pick up battlemage and use LT totems as hiero. Marylene's fallacy, hatred, HoA, awakened controlled destruction, RF, pain attunement...easy 10-20m dps without much thinking. &x200B;Sample PoB for reference with heatshiver/CotBs

So... I tried a fireball CwC nimis build, but didnt like how it played (had to stay on top of boss for damage, felt squishy and could not reach the level of damage I saw in the video etc.). On console, it is quite hard to trade for OP items unless your shit rich, so I decided to scrap the build. But, before starting to sell off all the gear, I decided, hey, lets try to respec into spark CwC. Just to see the glory of a thousand electrospiders fill the screen. And what do you know, it works pretty good! Never tried self cast spark, and I bet its better dps, but its pretty chill to just cyclone

This guide has been a long time in coming. Some may remember my previous post, roughly outlining the mathematics behind sustaining Indigon's mana cost. I went back and formalized the mathematics behind it; if anyone is interested, I wrote it out in LaTeX and uploaded it here. But for those who didn't read over that post or are unaware of what "sustained Indigon" refers to, I'll do a quick overview. \---

Hello Reddit. I'm a big lover of Divine Ire and a SSF only enjoyer. I've been playing Divine Ire almost exclusively since it was added to the game, theres just something about building around a huge beam that has the possibility to deal a lot of damage in one hit. So i've recently spent a lot of time making my magnum opus Divine Ire build for SSF. And i think im quite happy with what i've come up with; Thoughts and elaborations. I believe going low life with petrified for pain attunement is an obvious choice, as well for righteous fire for that massiv