All right, so it's week two. You farmed a bunch of divines, and you don't know what build to do. I'm going to go over 10 good builds here that are good to sink your money into that just scale like crazy. Um, I'd say most of these you can do on like a 50 div budget at minimum. You could probably squeeze a little bit lower if you're, you know, how to craft and stuff, and you know what you're doing. But most of the should be playable even if you're not like a multi-mirror budgets. Um, each PO is just a kind of a guideline. I'm not all of these are final. Some of them are, some of them aren't. So, this is just a guide to point in the right direction. Recommend looking up the build yourself and seeing if it has a build guide. All right, so number one, this one is OB, the obvious one. Most people know about this super popular at League star. I don't know why people are talking about a

league starter because it's not, and he said that within like the first two seconds of the video. But nevertheless, here's the build, but we're past League starters now, so it's in this list. Molden strike of the Zenith jug strength stacker. It gets a lot of tankiness, like it is the ultimate Giga tank, almost 90 RZ, a bunch of Fizz reduction, seven endurance charges, a ton of damage. Got replica alons for the... This is the main driver of damage. See, you take those off, boom, there's the damage is gone. Strength stacker gives you a bunch of chaos damage, and then I believe eventually you would go original sin as well. This PO doesn't have it, but I think you do eventually. Got a big sword here, got a bunch of stuff going on in the tree, a bunch of cluster Jewels, Watchers eye, split personality for more strength stacking, another one, same scenario. There's the tree, it's a jug, pretty solid build. This is the build that I'm pretty sure this is the build.

that shitstain Steve is delving to the core of the Earth with. Yeah, definitely very, very, very solid build if you want to dump your currency into it. Also has a build guide by Connor, so that's good as well. I'll link that video in the description. All right, number two is kind of three builds in one. So the build I'm currently doing right now is Trickster Ephemeral Edge Lightning Strike. There's three versions of this. So the first one is leech. So this build also gets very tanky. You get a ton of energy shield. These PS are not nearly as fleshed out as the other ones, so these are not super duper expensive ones. I mean, they're still like double-digit divines, but it's nothing like mirror tier upon mirror tier, right? So bunch of energy shield. I think eventually you will go melding. Melding should be super good this league because of the new max residual. Should be pretty easy. So eventually you do that, get like a mage blood and stuff and

Basically, the build is just trying to stack as much energy shield as you can because that's where your damage comes from. This DPS is not accurate; like I said, the PO is not set up, so it's actually way more than that and will scale much higher. But yeah, and then you can kind of also go like hybrid inst-stacking because it gives a lot of energy shield. Got ghost dance, you got a ton of evasion, you're going to get a lot of yes back on hit, and then we got this node, which is like basically like the Slayer leech but for energy shield. It's really, really, really good. So you see here we have 7.7k energy shield leech. That's crazy max press. And then the other version is recharge. So this one does not go the leech node; it goes the spell breaker node, which is 50% chance of energy shield recharge to start when you suppress spell damage. And this is like basically 100% uptime, and you go wicked ward, and this makes it so

your recharge is not interrupted by damage, so it'll just keep going. And then on top of this, even if you're not hit by a spell, the recharge is very, very fast. So recharge is two seconds. You can get it even lower with some stuff on your gear, get it like under a second. Very, very solid. Also stacking other than that, the build is the same. The POV might be slightly different, like I said. These aren't fully set up PS. And then the third version is the armor stacking version, not like super armor stacking, but it gets a lot of armor. You convert all your evasion armor, your P down here for iron reflexes, and then you also get 65/65 block along with 100% suppression, ton of energy Shield. This one's relatively low in this tree. This build takes the leech and the recharge, so it's kind of doubling up there. And then it uses Aus Aurora for the energy Shield recovery from your 2% block. So in maps, you're going to be basically

mortal. This should be a really good Similac farmer with aegus. Aurora should be crazy. Those are the three builds for the ephemeral Edge. I'm probably going to transition it into the armor lightning strike eventually. All right, number four. Let's do, let's stay on trickster. Quantrix Locus mine. This is from last League actually, so this might have changed a little, but this build power siphon Locus M was just entirely buff this league in every way. You get way more energy Shield, you get more damage, easier to hit crit cap, and this is the inst stacking version. Inst stacking is like basically an infinite ceiling on scaling and being able to dump your money. Like you can still do it for pretty cheap, but you're going to want to put a hefty amount of money into this to really get a lot of stuff out of it. So the defensive layers are basically the same as the other trick. I mean, tricksters all have similar layers of Defense, bunch of energy Shield, evasion. This one

goes spell breaker with Wicked Ward because you're not leeching with mines. Although you can do, actually you can get mock aits for gloves if you want to go leech, and then you can leech with mines, and that should be pretty solid too. And then see, we got a huge Max pool here. This one, it is melding. It goes 90 [Music] RZ [Music] um. I think that's about it um. And for power siphon, you can also not go in stacking, but that's more of a league starter. But you can still dump ton of currency intoing in a ton of damage for just going like stacking crit multi with Marilyn's fallacy or whatever that amulet is called. Then we got rise Liv stacker tornado that he's been doing. It's you just, it's like what sounds like you that instead of energy Shield, you get 20K life instead. And then you're using rrap glove which gives you more damage for your life, and you stack huge amount of damage, and it's

tornado. So, tornado is not crazy at clearing, but it's more of a consistent single-target damage. Like, your tornadoes will be up, you just cast your tornado, they automatically target the enemy, it goes towards them. But last time I played tornado, I really was not impressed with the clear, but this build should be super solid. It's like really, really, really tanky. So, you got 17.3k life, and then on top of that, you got 8.2k life regen, which is just insane, 3.4k life leech, and you also got a little bit of energy shield. And since you're an Inquisitor, it's recovering both those, so you essentially have 16k recovery at any given time. And then go corrupted Soul here. This is really big because you have so much life, right? So, you get 50% as yes. And then something interesting about this build is that the tornado is actually a one-link. You use Crest of Desire for getting a plus eight to level of socketed gems.

and it also gives quality and double damage. Pretty interesting build, and then spark trickster. So, I mean, this has kind of been around for a while. This is nothing new, but trickster just buffed this league. Um, spark, you know, you get crazy clear. Eventually, you get crazy damage depending on the arena. If like, if you're like fighting in Maven, you're going to just delete her because all your Sparks will just bounce everywhere because it's a relatively small Arena. Goes leech eventually. You can go maling. Um, yep. And then I'll do the other spark. Spark Ark Mage. Uh, from anime princess. He's the spark Lord who always does spark no matter how bad it is, but seems pretty solid this league. Uh, you go Widow. Widow hail. You. It's just an arc Mage Sparkman. A bunch of stuff here. Ravenous passions really op this league for spell damage because I buffed rage. Uh, so now spell damage gets 30% more damage. And then it's also very tanky. It is an arc mage character. It's hierophant.

hant is very tanky, especially with the endurance charge buff. It's going to have good clear, it's going to have good tank. Then we got, uh, let's do the doriani. Dorian's Prototype waggle been doing this. Um, the colandra reflection is back this league, so you can get some crazy minus lightning res. Rings like this one, this one has minus 81. I think you can go quite a bit lower too. And then that allows you to stack huge amount of minus lightning res, which gives you way more damage. Damage. And then you convert your lightning damage that you take because it's what, since you obviously you have minus 166 lightning res. As you can see, the lightning Max hit is still pretty high, still very high. I mean, it's lower than the others, but what you do is you convert the lightning damage you take to other elements. So here, the Watcher's eye gives 20% of Co lightning taking as fire. You got Dawn breaker, you're looking for the lightning taking as fire Max roll.

there um. I believe there is another source of it somewhere, not sure where. I think you get like 70% lightning as other stuff, and then your armor also applies to lightning, so that's very good. And then the bad downside of this build, I guess, is that I'm pretty sure it still just gets deleted by lightning dots because armor doesn't imply a lightning dot, and I don't believe conversion does either. um. You get endurance charges now, which are buffed, but I don't. I still don't think that's enough to survive the lightning dot. But still a very cool build that's pretty buffed this league because of the Coler stuff. um. You can get a minus res Ventures gamble too, and that gives Mana efficiency now, which is nice for fitting in more auras. Gets press capped, really tanky, pretty good clear. uh. I think with Smite, it's not insane, but it should be pretty okay. Good bossing. I mean, all of these are going to be good at bossing. um. And then the last one, which is

kind of a wild card. This could probably be drastically improved, but it's a Ward Stacker with the new Ward belt. I actually put this PO together, so it's probably bad and probably a lot of stuff wrong with it, but got a ton of Max res. You get decent Max hit; it could be better. Um, could definitely be improved. I have just not put the time into it, so if someone wants to, uh, take a look at this and it sounds interesting to you, uh, it's this. It revolves around this belt: gain Ward instead of 50% of armor evasion rating from equipped body armor. Um, so you just get this. Has 8,000 Ward. You can go much higher. You can get probably double that really easily, but I was trying not to make it too squishy. And then it's using dual strike of am xry with v rap here with chaos res pen roll and then Imperial claw with some just attack speed, crit chance, chaos damage. Because the way dual strike of am de works, it takes the attack speed of

your offhand, so the low APS of paradox doesn't actually matter. So, this is very, very good, sitting at like 14.8 mil right now. Um, this PO is the most incomplete out of any of them. Uh, probably fit in a few more clusters, and yeah, so the way the build works. Oh, we already went over the belt, but the other core unique is Faas Guard, and then this is increased in reductions to Max Energy Shield apply to Ward. You can see that gives a lot. And then the really, really core of the build is Night Grip. Gain added chaos damage equal to 10% of Ward. That is just so, at like 8,000 Ward, that's just 800 flat damage. There, you can see all the damage goes away, way boom. And then it makes so 75% of damage bypasses Wards. The Ward's not really a huge defensive layer. It's, I mean, it's not terrible, especially in boss fights, but um, not insane. So, I was having problems trying to figure out how to make this build significantly tankier, so

I didn't end up rolling it. I was interested, but I don't know if I can make it super tanky because you lose too many unique slots that are really big on defense. Um, but yeah, should be interesting. I think it's an interesting concept. I might roll some version of this build in softcore later this league. Yeah, decent clear. Uh, I mean nothing crazy. It's going to be like a bone shatter build basically. Uh, or du. I mean if you've seen dual strike, it's not like insane clear. It's not really bad either. And uh, yeah, those are the builds.

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