In Path of Exile 3.23, builds can make or break your gaming experience. It’s crucial to explore options that suit your playstyle and goals. Today, we delve into 3 most popular builds that promise unique adventures and challenges.
1. Fulcrum Self-Ignite Magic Finder
Introduction
The first build I’d like to bring to your attention is the Fulcrum Self-Ignite Magic Finder, which is a complex build.The Fulcrum Self-Ignite Magic Finder becomes accessible to you as a build, not as a league starter. It means that by the time when the meta game has settled in the league and by the middle or end of the league, a lot of necessary Uniques and resources are more available to players, even to relative beginners and casuals.
You would have a bit more POE Currency, and you should be able to go to the Marketplace and buy something such as the Fulcrum Ezomyte Staff that we’ll be talking about in a second. So that is why it’s not a league starter. At the start of the league, you simply will not have access to these things.
Mechanics
This works by relying on inflicting Elemental ailments such as ignite on the enemies, then reflecting these ailments onto yourself and basically becoming this. However, because it’s a Chieftain Ascendancy that we’re looking. The Chieftain Ascendancy gives you a notable, basically a key point that you can spend there in the ascendancy which gives you an effect of being unaffected by Ignites. So Ignites get inflicted onto enemies.
However, all the benefits of creating this massive damage, radiating this ignition damage onto the enemies. That’s in a nutshell what this build is about. The good thing about it is that it looks like indeed a very fun, really amazing map farmer. So, 1 white mobs are going to just explode all around you, and you’ll be able to run through high-level maps in Path of Exile.
It is definitely not a single-target type of damage build. It relies on the baseline 5% chance to explode of the enemies, dealing 50% of enemy life as fire damage, and the Primalist Ascendancy, the specifics of the Affliction League, also gives you a specific way to increase the explosion chance by another 3%. So you’re increasing the explosion chances. That’s how this build works.
2. Cast On Crit Vortex Assassin
Introduction
On to the second one. This one is apparently a rework or a very classic, even nostalgic build, which is Cast on Crit Vortex Assassin. This build will give you a feeling of being very smooth and fun to play, and really fun POE playstyle. There are lots of different playstyles in Path of Exile 3.23, but this apparently offers you that relatively unique perspective.
Mechanics
This build is powered essentially by Cast on Crit Cyclone synergy, triggering powerful spells, essentially. There is a Cyclone build, a skill that is not doing the damage itself, but it is linked to the awakened Cast on Crit, awakened in this case simply because it gives extra increased crit chance and cooldown recovery rate, which is great. And then that awakened Cast on Crit is powering the Ice Nova or Frostbolts, which is a transfigured gem in this particular case.
So, the build relies on a particular unique, which again makes it not a league starter. It makes it a league finisher or mid-league, meta-settled kind of situation. It is powered by Charms. Charms are part of that Affliction League, which we can speculate is not going to be available to us in the next league.
3. Kinetic Bolt Deadeye
Finally we are going to wrap up this guide with Kinetic Bolt Deadeye. So, one thing I need to mention is that this is a very PC-demanding build. If your computer has powerful performance to support you in running this build, then nothing could be better.
Mechanics
It is ultimately relies on the certain broken mechanic. This build uses 2 skills. You can use Kinetic Bolt for clear, and he uses Kinetic Blast for single target. And then he says that one rather broken support gem is Sniper’s Mark. When it interacts with the target, it makes the projectile split from the target that it hits, causing a massive explosion on the screen, essentially a massive explosion of damage, some Splitting Steel builds are using the same mechanic, expecting the kind of fragments to fly in every direction from basically the target that it hits, creating this multitude of projectiles, and returning projectiles are doing even more damage.