hello YouTube, this is Bor Mage again. And we've been doing something a little bit interesting, somewhat profitable, but mostly just fun. And that is 12 mod corrupted maps. You can see in the background here, quite often running delirium with it as well. We are running 12 mod corrupted Maps. So what that is, is we've got the normal eight mod corrupt Maps. We have the full pack size effect, pack size full map effect like all the juicing nodes on the atlas. We'll dive into them and show you what they look like. And we're using four scarabs called cartography scar of risk that adds a random modifier. So instead of it being an eight mod corrupted map, it's a 12 mod corrupted map. There's a few issues with this one. The maps are super hard, super hard to almost every single map you run has like 80 to 106% reduced effect of AAS, which did mean I had to rework my build a little bit, get rid of all my auras and find something to do with my Mana that wasn't

oras because they were doing nothing. In this strategy, however, on the upside, oh boy we end up with 300 to 350% quantity in every map, 280 to 320% Rarity in every map, and 90 to 110% pack size in every map, which means our pack size is huge, our Monster count is huge, and we get a pretty decent amount of harvest juice from the end because Harvest juice is the thing that I was tacking onto the edge of this, but I don't think that's integral to the strategy at all. I think anything that scales off pack sizes will be really, really good for this and almost almost anything or literally nothing and just investing in 350% Quant 12 mod maps honestly drops tons of stuff starting to feel like I'm mfing again almost almost starting to feel like I have quantity gear on again um downside you do need a disgustingly strong character and you probably won't level deaths are unavoidable I did make it up to 50% XP.

several times, but I farmed this for two straight days, and I never leveled past 97. I got up to 50% a few times, and then just you'd hit a map, and you die a few times, and then you'd be like, I'm down at 20, and then you get back up to 30, and then you get down to zero, then you get back up to 50, and that's just how it was. So do accept, if you do this, you're not going to get any XP. Good news, all my specters survive, anime Guardian survived, Golem survives, everything survives, very, very tanky minions. What I've been trying to work out is what else to do with this instead of Harbinger, but we'll jump into game, and I'll show you. Oop, sorry, instead of harvest, we'll jump in game, and I will show you what we did. So here, I actually don't have an example of a good eight mod corrupted map because I ran them all, but I've been running eight mod

corrupted Maps usually sticking to the ones that are around like 115 to 120% quantity to begin with. And then four of these Scarab, Scarab, Scarab, Scarab, and then the last one I've been changing out. I run some drop eight mod corrupted whenever I get low. And then I either put in a fifth one and run a 13 mod. Or I put in one of these that gives me, uh, the cartography Scarab of escalation just 'cause a lot of maps drop. And that does mean a lot of 17 maps drop, which lets me sell those to people, which is also cool. So whenever I need them, I run eight corrupted gather my own in one corrupted. And then I just swap that out for whatever I'm feeling like at the time, which is great. I've also been putting delirium on for seven Chaos and doing it with blue Alters, which is fantastic. Our tree, which will be linked, is just every single map node, every single plus map node, every single explicit modifier node that I could get.

uh all the entire top hat for all of the increased eff of modifiers. Very important. These maps are insane. They're insanely hard. This every single effect modifier on the entire Atlas. When you have 12 modifiers, makes the maps super hard. If anything, the main kick I'm getting out of this is the fact that my build can consistently, reliably, and without breaking any Maps, run all of them. That's my favorite part. However, investment into the Harvest is just this wheel and this bit here and this bit here. And while it's been returning a good amount of juice, I do not track profit per hour, but I have been making good money. I'm not convinced it's the best, and I've been playing around with every other idea I can find trying to figure out what to do on an atlas that's that big back size instead of harvest. And the answer, unfortunately, is I have no idea. I do think Expedition will be quite good, but that's really all I have. I'm honestly considering dropping out of all.

of that and just going into beyond for a bunch of Beyond currency, 'cause the pack size is so huge. That's really the only other thing I can think of. Now, I'm letting people see that, so that you can see the maps. And this whole video is more of a show off of how stupidly strong the build is. Um, there are very few builds in existence that can run 12 mod corrupted Maps. There's almost always a mod that ruins your build. So I'm treating this strategy, although it is profitable, I am treating it more of a test of is your build Giga chat as [__] or not, because uh, I don't think I've made Maps this hard before. Uh, and we can do them, so I'm excited. Downside, I think I'm going to have to come up with a tier 17 Farm if I want to get real Rich, which is real boring. I don't want to run the tier 17s. So what I'm going to do is keep trying to find a

tier 16 farm that makes us a ton of money. That's all I have for an update. If anyone has any great ideas about what to do with 100% pack, 350% Quant Maps, let me know, because it's a lot. I just don't think I'm utilizing it quite well enough. All right, that is all. I will see everybody next time. Goodbye.

Balor's Quick 7 Minute Guide On 12 Mod Map Farming | PoE 3.25 Settler's of Kalguur

Balor's Quick 7 Minute Guide On 12 Mod Map Farming | PoE 3.25 Settler's of Kalguur