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Hello everyone! I started playing PoE recently and just loved the skill Ball Lightning so I tried to come up with something for it. The build worked really well this league so I felt like sharing it with everyone. I'm writing this as a pretty new player (2 leagues) so if you don't agree with something just help us out in the comments.My main objective here is to achieve a build that is simple and easy to follow, while being able to do all content and have fun at the same time.The build did not change for 3.9 as the changes did not affect any of our mechanics. Shocking is now easier for us, so that is a plus. I will test the build soon and post videos of the new bosses.Hope you enjoy!Videos-Build Characteristics. Lightning Damage: This build focuses on lightning damage, more specifically Ball Lightning and Orb of Storms.
You will be frequently casting these skills on your enemies to tear them down!Critical Strikes: By following this guide, you should achieve approximately 85% critical chance. This means that most of your hits will eb critical strikes!Shock: By following this guide you should achieve approximately 95% chance of shocking your foes. This will increase your damage output significantly!Mind Over Matter: We will stack HP and Mana in equal quantity to obtain a very tanky character. By following this build you should achieve 40-50% Mind Over Matter, meaning that this percentage of damage will be dealt to mana before life, increasing our effective HP. Many people will look at this build and say: '4k hp is sh.t', so I would like to clarify here what effectively makes this build tanky. To start off we will have Mind Over Matter which divides mana between our HP and Mana.
Second, we have practically capped out block chance. Third, Elusive and Evasion stacking will grant us lots of Dodge and Evasion Chances. And last, but not least our ascendancy gives us some protection.How much mana should you have?:When using Mind Over Matter, your mana will get drained as you get hit. This being said, you want to avoid losing too much mana or you won't be able to use skills.
For this calculation, we need to understand the mana/life ratio. This ratio should follow the equation below:mana/life = p/(1-p), where p is how much damage is taken from mana before life.In other words, you should obey the following inequality:mana life.p/(1-p)So the following table demonstrates how much mana/life you should have:p - mana/life10% - 11%20% - 25%30% - 43%40% - 67%50% - 100%So when you allocate the Mind Over Matter Keystone, make sure your mana is larger than 43% of your HP.
When you get the clarity modifier in a Watcher's Eye, you should have approximately 40% damage taken from mana before life, so make sure your mana is larger than 67% of your life. And so on.At the endgame I achieved approximately 4.5k HP and 4k Mana to sustain damage and mana usage.But how much damage can I really take?:When you have mind over matter, your true HP is actually a variable dependent on your mana as well. We call this the effective HP, or simply EHP. To calculate you EHP, you can use a simple equation:EHP = HP / (1 - p)In this equation, p is how much damage is taken from mana before life. As I said above, by the endgame I achieved 4.5k HP and 4k Mana. By using MoM and the Watcher's Eye, I obtained 40% of damage taken from mana before life, so my EHP was:EHP = 4.5k/(1-0.4) = 4.5k/0.6 = 7.5kSo the build has an effective HP of 7.5k, which is pretty significant to me. I can vouch that this value can grow even more.
If a cloak of defiance was used, we would achieve 9k of effective HP.Blocking, Evading, Dodging and Damage Mitigation?:We also have multiple other defensive mechanisms.- Blocking: We achieve 75% chance to block attack damage and 60% chance to block spell damage by using a shield, Rumi's Concoction and Lethal Pride Timeless Jewel. The spell damage can be further increased by modifiers on items.- Evading: Stibnite flask and our gear should give us approximately20% chance to evade hits and also blind nearby enemies.- Dodgind: With Mistwalker and Elusive, we should always have some dodge chance on us. The highest value will be 25% chance to dodge attack and spell hits. This can be further increased using a Quartz Flask.- Damage Mitigation: Rumi's Concoction will give us enough armor to mitigate 20% of physical hits. We also have 8% damage mitigation while Elusive is up. If at least two rare or unique enemies are neraby, we get an additional 10% reduced damage (helps a lot against Uber Elder).Skill Tree, Ascendancy, Bandits and Pantheon.
Mistwalker - Unstable Infusion - Opportunistic - Deadly InfusionI personally believe that any order here will suffice; however this is the one I use and think will work best.1) Mistwalker: I think Elusive is amazingly powerful, so this should be picked up ASAP. With 50% chance to obtain Elusive when striking criticals, you will always have the buff. This node also powers up the buff by 25%, while reducing damage taken by 8% and removing the possibility to take extra damage from enemy critical strikes. If you are new to the game, Elusive is a buff that will give you increased Movement Speed (40%) and additional chance to dodge attacks and spells (20%). The buff loses its effectiveness over time, but you're affected by it almost all the time with this ascendancy node. Trust me, it's amazing! More about elusive here:.2) Unstable Infusion: This node will help us keep our Power Charges up at all times.
It also comes with an extra maximum Power Charge to help boost our Critical Chance. If you don't know what these are, they basically improve our Critical Strike chance for each one we obtain. You can read more about them here:.3) Opportunistic: With this, we will clear maps faster due to 20% additional movement speed while killing creatures. Our critical strikes also can't be reflected, which will help significantly for clearing 'Elemental Reflection' maps. But the most important part is that with only one rare or unique creature you get a 20% damage boost, while with more than two rare or unique creatures you gain 10% reduced damage.
This is a pretty awesome buff, since in single bosses we get a massive damage boost. However, with Uber Elder or lots of rares/uniques nearby we get a defensive boost.4) Deadly Infusion: Finally, a huge damage boost for our power charges. This also gives us even more movement speed, making the build feel really good while running around in maps. Pantheon choices should be taken into account before each battle in Path of Exile as each combination favors different events. However, I have some favorite combinations that I would like to share. If you aren't aware with pantheon mechanics, check this out:.For general mapping: Lunaris (Major) + Abberath (Minor), Gruthkul (Minor) or Shakari (Minor)For Shaper/Uber Elder: Brine King (Major) + Yugul (Minor)Why do I favor these?Soul of Lunaris (Major God): This gives us a tons of defenses and a movement speed boost. It is very helpful, but only when lots of creatures are nearby;Soul of the Brine King (Major God): This helps us against stuns, chill effects and freezing.
It may not seem like it, but this can really save your life in bosses that deal cold damage.Soul of Abberath (Minor God): Protection against ignite and burning ground, while also giving speed boost on burning ground. This was a must for Blight since those burning grounds dealt lots of damage;Soul of Gruthkul (Minor God): Physical damage mitigation is extremely helpful in all cases;Soul of Shakari (Minor God): Being immune to poison is extremely helpful, saving a flask suffix;Soul of Yugul (Minor God): More protection against chill and freeze, with a bonus protection against cold hit.Skill Gems Setup. Ball lightning is the main skill of the build. It is a lightning orb that travel and 'zaps' enemies every 0.15 seconds. Pixen free download mac. Since the same cast can't hit the same target before the 0.15 second timer, Greater Multiple Projectiles does not work well with this skill since it only increases the area of effect and not the damage output.
However, Slower Projectiles does work very well since the projectile travels slower and stays a longer time over the enemies, thus 'zapping' them more.Tip: I always keep a Greater Multiple Projectiles in hand to swap in when I found Legion Monoliths since the AoE increase helps a lot in clearing these. However, this is not necessary.Slower Projectiles: As I said, slower projectiles equal more damage since the ball stays longer over creatures;Spell Echo: This gives an extra cast and tons of cast speed to boost the overall damage output of the spell;Controlled Destruction: More damage output for the main skill;Innervate: This gem is superior to 'Added Lightning Damage Support' since it will allow you to gain the Innervation buff. This buff will compensate since it will add tons of lightning damage and chance to shock. The buff will also support other lightning skills in the build, helping in the overall picture and not just the main skill;Lightning Penetration: More damage output for the main skill.Secondary Skill (4-Link): Orb of Storms, Curse on Hit, Conductivity, Lightning Penetration. Orb of Storms is our secondary skill and should always be placed on top of the targets to deal extra damage. The Curse on Hit will also allow for a curse placement on the enemies, which will increase the damage of all lightning skills, helping the overall build.Conductivity: This is the best curse for our build, reducing the enemies' lightning resistance and increasing our chance to shock.Lightning Penetration: This increases the damage of the skill, helping out with some extra DPS against tough enemies.Summon (4-Link): Lightning Golem, Meat Shield, Minion Life, Culling Strike.
Lightning Golem is your best friend! He will stroll around with you granting you extra cast speed. He can also cast an aura that boosts your lightning damage and even deal some damage with his cool spells! However, he is very squishy, so we need to give him a hand.Meat Shield: This will give our golem some extra tankiness while also putting him in 'Defensive Mode'.
In this mode he will stick near us and only attack nearby enemies. He will gain some defenses and be able to Taunt enemies away from us.Minion Life: Since our buddy will be Taunting enemies, this will give him some extra life to do his job.Culling Strike: When our enemies are below 10% HP, our Golem can instantly finish them off.
This is incredibly helpful with high HP bosses such as Shaper, Uber Elder, Aul, etc.TIP: If he dies, instantly summon him back up to help you out!Auto Trigger (3-Link): Tempest Shield, Wave of Conviction, Physical to Lightning. Since we will already be jumping around and casting tons of skills, these two skills will be automatically triggered for us. To do this we need to place them in a weapon with the 'Trigger socketed spell when you use a skill'. This mod is added to the weapon through the crafting bench.
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You need to acquire it through Jun (Immortal Syndicate Missions) or ask someone to craft it for you.Tempest Shield: This is a defensive skill and activating it all the time is a pain. By having the automatic trigger, this skill will stay 'ON' the whole time and you don't even have to worry about it. This will give you a +3% chance to block attack and spell damages when using a shield. This can be boosted to +6% when using the Legion Jewel as will be explained in the 'Jewels Section' of this guide.Wave of Conviction: This is an offensive skill that will deal damage and apply exposure to the enemy. The skill will deal physical, fire and lightning damage to the enemy and the highest damage dealt will define what exposure is applied. We want lightning exposure which will apply -25% of lightning resistance to the enemy.
For this we add a support gem.Physical to Lightning: This support gem will help us obtain the lightning exposure! It will convert the physical damage to lightning damage, thus guaranteeing that the highest damage dealt by the skill is always lightning.TIP: The skills will have a 4 second cooldown after auto casting, but this won't matter since they will be casting all the time during your natural skill casts.Movement (2-Link): Flame Dash, Arcane Surge.
Flame Dash is the best movement skill for this build. Our cast speed is sufficient to guarantee a smooth use of the skill. The skill really doesn't need a support; however, we can support it with a simple skill to help boost the overall damage of the build.Arcane Surge: By putting this gem as a support for our movement skill, we will guarantee a boost in cast speed and damage every time the movement skill uses up a defined mana quantity. This is extremely handy for the build as a whole.
The mana usage of a level 20 Flame Dash is 23. To activate the buff efficiently, we should keep Arcane Surge at Level 5!Tip: Don't forget - Flame Dash Level 20 - Arcane Surge Level 5!Auto Cast Defense (2-Link): Cast when Damage Taken, Steelskin. This setup will help you out immensely by giving you extra protection when you take hard hits.Cast when Damage Taken: This gem will cast the linked skills (if they are below a certain gem level) whenever you take a hit of the corresponding damage. This is very important to take into account.
The damage threshold should always be 30-50% of your current HP. This will define the level of this gem.TIP: The level of Cast when Damage Taken will define the level of the supported gems so read the gem and guarantee that the supported gems are in a lower level than required.Steelskin: When this gem is activated, it will grant you a buff that absorbs lots of the incoming damage. If setup correctly, this should be casted once you take the damage defined by Cast when Damage Taken.Example: At gem level 10, Cast when Damage Taken requires you to take 1354 damage to activate the linked skills. However, the linked skills should require level 56 or lower. At gem level 15, Steelskin requires level 55, so it will work in the setup. However, if Steelskin is at level 16, the gem requires level 58 and will not be cast automatically.
It is extremely important that this is taken into account when choosing the gem levels for this defense. Think wisely!Auras (Unlinked): Wrath, Zealotry, Clarity, Precision. By socketing Wrath and Zealotry in this ring, we gain the usage of two important auras while reserving zero mana.
The socketed gems will also gain +2 levels which will help our auras even more! The drawback of these rings is that other auras will have an increase of 40% in mana reservation. This does not matter since the other auras have a very small mana reservation as will be showed below.Wrath: This aura will add tons of lightning damage to our attacks, increasing the overall damage of the build significantly.Zealotry: This aura will give us spell damage and increased critical strike chance. We will also have a 10% chance of creating consecrated ground when we hit rare or unique enemies. Our hits against enemies standing on consecrated ground will have 100% increased critical strike chance.
By stepping on consecrated ground we will also gain 6% of our maximum life in regeneration per second.TIP: Whenever you get hit, just step on a consecrated ground and you will gain a bunch of life regen. You can just step on it and blink right out and the regeneration will even stay for a while, helping you out in battle.Clarity: This aura will give you some extra mana regeneration. Since the rings we are wearing will increase the mana reserved, this aura should be kept at level 1. It is extremely worth it since we will gain 2.9 mana regen per second for reserving only 60 mana!
This aura also interacts very well with 'Watcher's Eyes' jewels, giving us extra 'Mind Over Matter' if the correct modifier is used.Precision: This aura will grant you some extra critical strike chance. Since the rings we are wearing will increase the mana reserved, this aura should be kept at level 1. It is extremely worth it since we will gain +40% increased critical strike chance for reserving only 39 mana!IMPORTANT: Clarity and Precision should stay Level 1!Vaal Skill (Unlinked): Vaal Righteous Fire.
Vaal Righteous Fire is here to give us a very handy spell damage boost. We will never use the actual Righteous Fire itself, only Vaal Righteous Fire!!!
Using Righteous Fire will drain you HP and you will probably die, so don't even put this in your hotkeys.Vaal Righteous Fire: After killing some enemies, enough souls will be gathered to use the Vaal skill. You will sacrifice 30% of you HP and Energy shield in order to gain a big boost to spell damage for a couple of seconds. This is very useful to dish out huge damage to bosses and strong foes!Gear. I will try to break down the gear as best as possible so you can replicate what I did and get awesome results. Remember that this is an experimental process and I don't know everything about the game. If you know something that I didn't cover or that I forgot, please let us know in the comments!Before we begin, we will be dealing with trying to achieve the best possible outcomes of modifiers for our equipment. A great tool I use to research these modifiers is the.
Here you can choose what type of equipment you are looking for and check out the possible modifiers for it.WeaponFor the weapon we want something that will greatly increase our offense. This item will give us some intelligence, mana and increased lightning damage.
It will also increase our Critical Strike Chance based on our lightning resistance. Since we always keep our resistances capped, this should add a reasonable amount of Crit. Chance for the build.
We will also automatically trigger a Level 20 Lightning Bolt every time we deal a critical strike. Since the build has amazing critical potential, this skill will be casting many time, increasing our damage significantly.Rare Amulet:Even tho other amulet also have great damage potential, I don't recommend something other than Choir of the Storm here because of the characteristics cited above. However, if you feel inclined to use a rare amulet, here are some stat priorities to take into account.Stat priority:- Maximum Life (Obligatory);- Maximum Mana (Obligatory);- Global Critical Strike Multiplier;- Global Critical Strike Chance;- Spell Damage;- Lightning Damage;- Cast Speed.Anointments:During Blight league we were introduced to anointments.
These are Notable Passives that can be allocated to your tree through amulets by using Oils acquired from Blight encounters. Some passives are harder to obtain than others since they required rarer oils, thus requiring more currency. Below are some of the anointments that I recommend.Cheaper options:- Static Blows (Teal, Violet, Crimson): Shock and Critical improvements;- Dreamer (Sepia, Teal, Azure): Lots of Mana;- Ash, Frost and Storm (Sepia, Crimson, Crimson): Spell Damage and Resistances;- Divine Judgement (Sepia, Teal, Black): Elemental damage and penetration.Expensive options:- Soul of Steel (Golden, Golden, Golden): Max Resistances and Phys. Protection;- Constitution (Silver, Golden, Golden): Lots of HP;- Druidic Rite (Clear, Golden, Crimson): Mana and Flask improvements;- Aqueous Accelerant (Amber, Violet, Golden): Flask and Mana Flask improvements;- Crusader (Golden, Golden, Clear): Mana and Damage.RingsIf you plan on using two massive auras as I did then we don't have much choice here, just go with two Essence Worm rings as I've done. It works great and we get massive bonuses from our auras.Essence Worm.
These rings will allow us to use these auras without reserving mana. This is huge since we can still keep our mana to use as effective HP. There's not much else to say here.Rare Rings:If you don't want to use both auras, you can still use a rare ring.
However, I feel like both auras really help me out. If you still want that extra rare ring, just pay attention to the following modifiers.Stat priority:- Maximum Life (Obligatory);- Maximum Mana (Obligatory);- Lightning Damage;- Cast Speed;- Increased Damage.BeltFor the belt I favor Stygian Vyses since they give us awesome modifiers while still being able to socket an abyssal jewel.Stygian Vyse.
This belt is great since it can give us lots of good modifiers. Be sure to do lots of abysses at high tier maps to try and get lots of iLvl 84+ belts for crafting and sellling.Stat priority:- Maximum Life (Obligatory);- Maximum Mana (Obligatory);- Lightning Damage;- Elemental Damage;- Resistances;- Flask Effect Duration;TIP: The belt shown above was crafted by myself using very easy steps. Every iLvl 84+ Stygian Vyse I get, I use fossil crafting on them.
Basically I use Metallic+Pristine+Prismatic fossils and that guarantees me great defensive and offensive values most of the times. Divine Life Flask:This flask is used to regain HP. My preferred mods for it are:- Bubbling (Affix): This will give us some instant heal for those desperate moments while also giving us a heal over time to feel safer.- of Staunching (Suffix): This was crafted using Einhar Beastcrafting. I feel that when your HP starts dropping you'll tend to use your life flask. Since this is exactly what happens when you get hit by 'Bleeding' or 'Corrupted Blood', it it perfect to put this mod on your life flask.Quicksilver Flask:This flask helps us move around faster and more efficiently. My preferred mods are:- Experimenter's (Affix): This increases the duration of the flask buff. It works great with this flask since we want to run around faster as much as possible.- of Heat (Suffix): This was crafted using Einhar Beastcrafting.
Since I try to keep this flask up all the time to run around, I feel safer being immune to chill and freeze during these times.Stibnite Flask:This flask gives you a big boost to evasion rating while also blinding nearby enemies. This is very important since it gives you a lot of survivability against hard hits. My preferred mods are:- Ample (Affix): This flask already has a pretty good duration, so what we do here is add extra charges so that we can use the flask additional times before it runs out.- of Warding (Suffix): This was crafted using Einhar Beastcrafting.
Since I use this flask near enemies and it has lots of usage due to 'Ample' affix, I use this for removing curses.Rumi's Concoction:This flask will give you armor, which is slightly irrelevant in my opinion (It will give a little bit of physical damage mitigation to be fair). However, it will give us extra chance to block attack and spell damage. This is huge for helping us cap out block chance.Diamond Flask:The build depends a lot on critical strikes to function so getting extra numbers on this is crucial. This flask does just this to help boost our damage output. My preferred mods are:- Chemist's (Affix): This will reduce the number of charges used, which will help us have more usages of the flask before it runs out.- of Dousing (Suffix): This was crafted using Einhar Beastcrafting. It will protect us against ignite which can be very deadly in some cases.Other situational flasks.
Quartz Flask:This flasks gives you Phasing and dodge chance for attacks and spells. This is a great defensive flask to be used, specially when Delving.Atziri's Promise:This flask gives you both offence and defense. You will gain extra chaos damage from your elemental hit and also be able to leech life based on your chaos damage. This is a great flask for true dps hunters.Dying Sun:I used this a lot during Legion to help clear out maps and monoliths. It works great, giving you extra are of effect and more projectiles.Basalt Flask:This flask is great for physical mitigation. If you're having trouble with hard hitting bosses (Izaro, Shaper, Uber Elder, etc) try one of these and you will not be disappointed. Stat priority:- Maximum Life (Obligatory);- Chance to gain Onslaught on Kill (Obligatory);- Maximum Mana;- Global Critical Multiplier;- Global Critical Chance;- Cast Speed;- Resistances;- Stats.TIP: The chance to gain Onslaught is amazing and gives us a really cool buff for 'free'.
Try to get this, it's really worth it!Skills Tree Jewels - Mana StackingSince we need a lot of mana to use as our effective HP pool, the first 3 jewels you get should be Grand Spectrum Cobalt Jewels. Why 3 do you ask?
They work cumulatively, so having when 3 are equipped, each one will give us +270 to maximum Mana. You can read more about it here:.TIP: As soon as you can, try and get a corrupted jewel with the modifier 'Corrupted Blood cannot be inficted on you'. Trust me, this will save you from a lot of frustration since Corruption Blood is extremely deadly.Skills Tree Jewels - Watcher's EyeThe Watcher's Eye Jewel is huge in practically every build. They give you boosts to HP, Mana and ES, while also boosting the effects of selective auras according to the modifiers of the jewel. Since we use 4 auras, we can get good bonuses from many different combinations. Modifier Priorities:-% of Damage Taken from Mana before Life while affected by Clarity (Obligatory);-% increased Critical Strike Chance while affected by Wrath-% increased Lightning Damage while affected by Wrath- Damage Penetrates #% Lightning Resistance while affected by Wrath-% increased Cast Speed while affected by ZealotryAny other modifiers for our auras is acceptable really.
These are just the ones I like most. However, the clarity modifier is obligatory since it helps with the builds tankiness.Skills Tree Jewels - Timeless JewelThis gem in particular is extremely important to the endgame. Around level 93 I was getting killed a lot, so I started to invest in my HP pool and defenses. Since we deal with blocking mechanic, the Lethal PrideTimeless Jewel of Kiloava is essential. This jewel will give you some extra strength in allocated passives in the radius, saving lots of strength modifiers in your equipment. It will also transform any keystone in the radius to. This keystone will double our block chance, but now we will take half of the damage from blocked hits.
This allows us to potentially reach the cap for blocking (75%) while using Tempest Shield and Rumi's Concoction. This is a huge defensive mechanism that worked really well for me. I stopped dying and got all the way up to level 97.
I feel that I could've pushed to 100 if I wanted, but I really didn't feel like grinding.TIP: I placed this jewel in the socket northwest of the Shadow starting point in the tree. This gave me lost of strength from the allocated passives and allowed me to use the 'Pain Attunement' keystone as the 'Glancing Blows'.
Guide Created.AcknowlegmentsI would like to thank the whole PoE community for posting lots of content here on the forums and on reddit so that I could learn more about this game. In specific, some guides and profiles really stood out for me while researching and building my character and these people were:- Enki91 (More specifically his );- Ghazzy (More specifically his );- Mathil1 (By watching his streams and various builds - );- Lily (By watching her stream and various builds - )- (I saw many of his characters in the top ladder and studied them).Thanks and keep up the good work!
At first I put strength and dex in the jewels, boots, gloves or shield.The strength was the biggest problem, but just keep your jewels at lower levels until you get it. My biggest help with strength was my Lethal Pride jewel. Many of the points in the surrounding would give some strength as shown in the image below:If you don't have this just get a strength and/or agility mod in your gloves or boots. It is the easiest way and what I did most of my playthrough. This would be a great and cheap example of gloves.
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It will do this in one ear, then repeat about 5-10 seconds later on the other ear.I tried alternating between transparency mode and noise cancellation mode. I tried playing music and pausing music. I placed them back into the case and took them out again. I contacted Apple Support in order to work through this and am attempting to figure out what's going on.I was able to get it to momentarily stop by placing them back in the charging case for about 30 seconds to a minute and then back into my ears. Has anyone seen this on the past models, or with the current ones, and know why it happens?Re-Titled by Moderator. Apple Footer.This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.
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