PoE Glacial Cascade, Cold builds

Inspired by Krip (I stumbled upon his pre-league build prep and thought his glacial idea was well structured). about 9m DPS right now. Happy with the damage. And so much room to improve from there. Some big upgrades in the pipeline:- a big chest - with spell crit to get rid of the crit chance gem and switch to crit multi gem- big gloves (double dmg mod during leech + chilled enemies)- a double watcher eye (zealotry + hatred are less than 10div)- I still don't have any lab enchants on any piece (ele pen, glacial dmg or maybe a mana reservation)- I am thinking about transitioning to Squire ulti

First time theory crafting a character, and wanted to try this combination just for fun, so i spent some time on PoB trying to see if it would work out. Thought the combination of melee (mark on hit) and spell damage might be interesting, though the damage might be reduced. Shock and freeze would be fun as well. Ideally the Herald of Ice will help with the clearing of maps. I would aim for the character to reach red maps, and so any buffs to survivability, damage, or improvements to the build in general would be great. PoB: Than

I try to make at least one ignite build each league, and this has been one of my favourites so far. This started out based on a post about a month ago from someone trying to get the best out of replica CIP by using cold to fire conversion and I tried to do the same for ignite and glacial cascade caught my eye. The build ended up moving away from CIP as I was able to pick up the staff in the POB for 100 chaos, and it is an amazing staff for the build. Temple cold mod, with +3 cold spells, 53% burning damage, and an empty suffix

Hello guys! I 've already started theorycrafting for 3.16, I know that things are going to be vastly different but I can't help but mess around with PoB and create various builds. I 've been messing with CoC ever since I started messing with pob and one thing I don't like with CoC builds is that your trigger skill doesn't do damage. This build solves this issue and divides the damage between the trigger skill and the spell, so both your main skills do equally substantial damage. In this build, I'm taking advantage of certain key passive and ascendancy nodes, as well as certain skill gems and