PoE 3.23 Affliction, 3.22 Ancestor, 3.21 Crucible, 3.19 Kalandra, 3.25 Kalguur, 3.24 Necropolis, 3.25 Phrecia Event, 3.20 Sanctum Pathfinder builds

Only the second league I've tried to play to endgame. This build feels pretty comfortable doing regular pinnacles and I'm really enjoying it - but wondering what I go for next.. POB: I'm playing trade and have around 8div to spend. Some things I'm thinking about: Ailment immunity via Grand Spectrum (have 1, would need 1 more) Woke gems (Void manip primarily) better chest? (no suppress or phys DR...) jewels/respect to clusters? &x200B; Of course I'll be leveling up - which leads to part 2. Which atlas passives ma

Thought Impending Doom was cool, but had a Pathfinder leveled, and wanted to try a different take on it with poison prolif. This is where the build ended up. By no means fully min/maxed, but it was very comfortable mapping, and despite the low HP, was incredibly tanky. Huge movespeed and DoT playstyle also makes it amazing for Sanctum. I've been experimenting with some other builds, so wanted to leave this here in case anyone wanted to try a PF version as well. TLDR: Curse immune, Full ailment immune, tons of recovery, permanent f

Hello and happy holidays! I've been spending some of my downtime this holiday season theorycrafting a super tanky pathfinder build, described in my initial post here. As a quick tl;dr, basically the build abuses Loreweave + Transcendence + the new Eternal Damnation unique as well as full phys taken as elemental to get nutty mitigation numbers. We leverage flask effectiveness and uptime to get perma sustain on Taste of Hate to achieve this. Without further ado, here are some POBs (all poison builds bc

Recently read this post by u/Inevitable_Spring928 which mentions at the end a potential super tanky build utilizing eternal damnation, loreweave, and transcendence in order to reach some insane mitigation numbers. I decided to go Pathfinder to abuse taste of hate and increased flask effect stacking, and ended up with this POB template: This has 100% physical damage taken as elemental with guaranteed 100% taste of hate uptime. Needs some weird niche ite

Hey everyone, I started PCOC during Kalandra and really enjoyed it, and during the pre-league hype for Sanctum I decided to throw my brainpower into scaling it to endgame/Ubers. This season, I think I have been able to push PCOC into a very strong build with attainable investment that goes from league starter to ultimate endgame (you still need to dodge mechanics for ubers, it's just forgiving) Without further ado, here is the POB link to my PCOC Pathfinder tuned to be a pretty fast psuedo-mf (~60 rarity, 14 quant) mapper as well as a decent uber bosser: Curren

As I noticed many people complained about the current state of TR/CA pathfinder, I decided to share my personal experience with the build. Disclaimer: I am a bad player so feel free to correct me I knew I couldn't play a lot during the first week, so my focus was farming currency during the first weekend and investing in items that will eventually appreciate. Therefore, the investments I have made in my build are minimal. Key steps: I leveled as PC until about T8 maps after which I swapped to a 5 link +2 gems bow (<5c). You need vaal CA for single target combined with withering s

Can't use Herald of Agony until you get -mana cost from Rings, need more Reservation Remove Herald of Agony, change tree

Edit; CONFIRMED NOT TO WORK AS BUILT. For some reason, Petrified Blood and Progenesis stack multiplicatively rather than additively, and so this build is just too squishy as currently built (dying to the CWDT loop likely). I think natural language of the items disagrees with how that works, but no sense arguing with their programming. Hey everyone, I wanted to post this as a way to get some feedback around the new flask Progenesis as a way to replace the Ward mechanic in a Wardloop build. POB: As a summary, instead of using Olroth’s Resolve to grant enough

The basic tech here feels like it became popular with dissolution of the flesh builds. Getting 30% Life recoup and a 21/20 Petrified Blood basically voided 40% of the hit damage you took by counteracting and perfectly matching the life loss from damage taken over time effect with life recouped. If Progenesis stacks additively with the petrified blood, stacking enough recoup and flask effect can basically give you REALLY high amount of hit nullification. Some basic framework like this: (25% of Life Loss From Damage Occurs Over 4