PoE Cyclone, Righteous Fire builds

PoB: The goal was: non-meta useage of Nimis, able to tank/burst all ubers/sim30/deli80 I was playing dex stacking KB nimis deadeye and it was good, awesome clear, good st, but squishy af (since u must be at melee range all the time for full dps). So I theorycrafted a pathfinder based on 100% phys to ele + 90% res + perma flasks. Cyclone over KB because u can craft "hits can't be evaded" on weapon (only on melee weapons) and don't worry about any acc (and allows Second Sight keystone). I chose Fireball over Creeping Frost/Ice spe

AKA Creepy old man shotgunning with high quality COC. POB: Same concept as Jungroan's Crest of Desire Creeping Frost build last league, but with Dialla's Malefaction, we can go COC instead, for easier gameplay. We are also able to use Divergent Berserk with the new Kaom's gloves, which is just perfect for COC as you get much needed attack speed too. Uptime is decent and ES regen still works to sustain RF. Using Heatshiver for the massive added damage, but shotgunning is not great for ailments so the current configuration is sligh

My guess would be Inquisitor, Righteous Providence (as first node) and using Cyclone with a dagger with +8% base crit. Back in 3.14 (before CoC used mana to cast spells) I played LL Purifying Flame Inquisitor with the above setup and I remember it was perfectly functional very early during campaign. Now with the mana issue I don't know. This was my PoB back then, in case you guys can see something useful from it where I don't.

For automod: This build is a dragon I've been chasing since failing to get Jungroan's doublecoc witch working because I was poor and skimped on all the important bits. This is it running like a headless chicken away from an all at once, ~150% quant Hidden. It's hard to pob the damage, but it's somewhere past 15m altogether I think. Build Fundamentally, this build uses a CWC forbidden rite to proc a CWDT forbidden rite, which then procs CWDT Desecrate/Unearth and a CWDT Volatile Dead. FR is just here to self harm. It's fully recoup based, rather than ward (atm