Path of Exile: Blood Magic Inquisitor Build Guide

The blood magic life stack Inquisitor excels at farming Uber bosses while maintaining impressive survivability and damage.

### Farming Uber Bosses with a Blood Magic Life Stack Inquisitor Build
* 🪙  The currency exchange at Uber fragments this league fragments inspired a desire to **farm Uber bosses**, leading to the creation of a **unique character build**.
* 🛡️  Unlike typical one-shot builds that are fragile, this build focuses on **survivability**, allowing for a **more relaxed boss fight experience** while face-tanking abilities.
* 🩸  The blood magic life stack Inquisitor build utilizes a reworked skill tree and tattoos, emphasizing **unconditional recovery** and the ability to **withstand boss attacks**.
* 🔥  Firestorm of pelting, a new gem, is explored for its **significant scaling potential** with **reduced area of effect** and **increased duration**, providing **substantial damage output** while prioritizing **defense**.
* 💰  The build has successfully handled all Uber bosses and tier 17 maps without excessive costs, demonstrating its **efficiency and effectiveness**.
* ⚔️  Key strategies for boss encounters, such as managing abilities during fights with Atziri and Uber Elder, emphasize the **importance of timing and positioning** to **avoid lethal damage**.
* 💎  The gear setup includes essence-crafted items, unique pieces like **Infernal Mantle**, and a focus on **maximizing life and block chance** to enhance **survivability and damage output**.
* 📜  Extensive notes and resources are provided to help players **replicate and adapt the build**, ensuring they have **all necessary information for crafting and gameplay strategies**.

As soon as I saw the currency exchange at Uber fragments this league, I kind of knew what I wanted to do, and that was to farm Uber bosses. Typically, when people make a boss farming character in Path of Exile, it's some kind of ZHP nightmare type build that one-shots bosses, but it also gets one-shot itself. This didn't really appeal to me that much. I kind of wanted something that may not kill the bosses instantly but would let me get as close to relaxing during the boss fight as I possibly could. This meant I needed to be able to survive most of the boss abilities while face-tanking, and I also needed unconditional recovery that kind of just let me sit in puddles even if I had nothing to hit without having to worry too much about anything going on. Now, this league, we got a rework of the bottom of the tree, and with that plus access to tattoos, one build in particular stood out in my mind, and that was the blood magic life stack Inquisitor that I played a few leagues.

ago now since that last time that I played the build. They've added transfigure gems, and while normal Firestorm and blazing Salvo, two of the gems that I used previously, still work for this setup, the gem I wanted to explore this time around was Firestorm of pelting. It also kind of helps that it looks pretty sick with the celestial Firestorm MTX. Firestorm melting is essentially the small meteor half of the original Firestorm Gem, and it scales insanely well with reduced AOE and increased duration. It lets us get some pretty substantial boss damage, even when we're almost completely focused on defensive scaling. And at the end of the day, this build ended up easily handling pretty much all Ubers in the game. I did a bunch of fear rotations with it, and it can even do super Juice tier 17 maps, even though it really isn't set up for that too well. And overall, it did pretty much everything I wanted it to without breaking the bank either. In this video, I'm going to go over some of the basics.

of the build. I'll do a full feared run, including a maven, Uber Uber Elder, and I'll show you what a super juiced tier 17 map looks like on the build. If you end up enjoying the video and you want to see more content similar to this, make sure to give the video a like and also consider subscribing so that you can keep up to date with all of my latest videos. Now, without further ado, let's get into it. So, this is a build that I played a few leagues ago. However, there have been some pretty decent changes over the last couple of leagues to things that have happened, particularly the main skill that we're going to be using, which is Firestorm of pelting. Now, if you don't know what this build is, this is a blood magic build. It uses this Keystone all the way down here. So, this is blood magic. It removes all of your Mana, gives you more life, and it makes it so that skills just flat cost life and they reserve of life. This allows us to get some pretty

easy reservation of a few skills, and it just goes straight to our life total without us having to worry about like arrogance and reserving 200% or anything like that. It also means that we have exactly zero Mana. Now, the reason that this is relevant is we are using infernal mantle. The big downside of infernal mantle is the fact that it says 100% increased spell damage taken when on low Mana. This is a huge downside. This is essentially you are dead if you get hit by pretty much anything. So, typically, it's really hard to make use of this chest piece. However, since we have no Mana whatsoever, we can never be on low Mana. So, we've made use of this as well as an implicit corruption to get all the way up to like a 29-30 level gem depending on, you know, how much money you've spent on the build. Now, on top of that, this is a LIF stack build, particularly because, well, we're blood magic, so it's one of the only things that we can realistically stack when you

combine that with wrap Globe. It gives us a ton of crit, a ton of spell damage, and overall that is the main scaler of our damage on this build. Everything else pretty much is invested into just casting faster so that it feels better to play the build and scaling life. All right, so we are going to do a full feared run, um, starting off with chaula. You can do Flawless Chulas if you want to, but realistically, there's not much of a reason to spend extra on it. The extra drops aren't worth that much, but everything's going to be Maven influenced here. I'll show you all just like the basics and some tips and stuff to keep track of while you're doing these kinds of things. One big thing with doing Chulas is that you do need to make sure that you keep up with the Zone. It is very easy to get too far behind here. Killing the enemies is honestly not that big of a deal. It's just if you're kind of complacent and you don't try to

make sure to keep up with the Zone. Chulas can go pretty fast, so once you finish up here, it'll of course drop all the loot for you. Most of the time, there's not really anything in here. The vast majority of the time, people use Chulas for leveling up. This is essentially zero danger. It should be basically impossible for you to die here unless you do something very, very wrong. But Chaya, in general, doesn't really draw very much loot. It's just so that we can use it for the fear later. Next is going to be aziri. Aziri is actually kind of dangerous. There's a few different things that can kill you in the Airi fight, so we're mostly going to be skipping just the clearing. I don't kill any of these mobs the vast majority of the time. I just try to get through here as quickly as possible, so I typically don't use RF on aeri at all. This isn't a damage problem. There's not really much reason to. There's two things on aeri.

that can kill you. One is she can roll extremely high on her flame blast, and it can still kill you if you don't have a bunch of defensive layers up. And two, you can kill yourself to reflect very easily. Normal at Ziri has 1% just all damage reflects, I guess, besides chaos. And if you get enough of these firestorms up at the same time, you can actually kill yourself by doing too much damage. The other is that when she splits, she has a mirror form, and that mirror form has 100% damage reflection, which will kill you. So I'll go ahead and show you the mirror form and the normal form. So that flame blast can kill you if you don't block it. Essentially, what we do here is we look for the mirror, which is there, we go to the other side, and we try to kill this one. This is what I always do. You can still die, unfortunately, if anything hits that mirror clone. You're just dead. One little itty bitty tap on it is instant death, and there's nothing you

can do about it. You can try to get reduced reflected damage taken, but ultimately it's kind of hard to get for this build. So, I have no idea what hit the mirror clone there, but something obviously hit it, and it just instantly killed me. Nothing I can really do there. So, editing Ducks here. If you notice in this picture that I've put up on the screen, I actually figured out what's killing me. It is my Tempest Shield. It's chaining between the Airi clones. You can see that the right side Atziri clone is hitting me, and then my Tempest Shield is hitting that clone, and then chaining to the mirror clone. So, if you want to survive here, you probably just turn off Tempest Shield. Yeah, you're going to lose a lot of spell block, but it's better than instantly dying in this phase every single time. Infin, and there we go. All right, so two sacrificial garbs. Next is going to be Uber Uber Elder. Now, this is kind of a

bit of a dangerous fight, just simply because it's pretty RNG-based what the maven decides that she's going to do. Sometimes she can just essentially do nothing, and other times she can like mirror the shaper and do all kinds of crazy stuff, so it really just depends. Now, one big thing to know about this fight is that the only thing that's really super dangerous is going to be the shaper doing a slam on you and taking too many balls to the face and getting really unlucky. Pretty much nothing else should be able to kill you. You always want to stand in your Frost shield at pretty much all times, and you just kind of want to make sure that you do your best to hit Immortal call whenever he does his slam. If you do those two things, for the most part, you should be okay. You might die occasionally if you just stand in too much stuff or get hit by too many things at one time and end up just not blocking anything, but other than that, you can pretty much stand in

every single ability. The puddles don't really matter. The beams don't really matter. The extra mobs don't really matter. Just do your best to kill everything. I'll show you. You can survive a slam here with a mortal call. It does almost no damage. If you pop Immortal call before he hits you, you can also use Immortal call for this elder slam. It doesn't always kill you, but I have been killed by it in the past, so I kind of just try not to mess around with it too much. Now, if for some reason when you do take a slam from the shaper and you don't have a mortal call up, you just have to get out of his way. You just got to frost blink away. It's the best thing that you can do, but he doesn't do it that often, so you should always have it up. And we'll just go ahead and finish these guys off. The maven is very annoying here. She's just going to be slowing and healing them and doing all kinds of very frustrating things, but it is what it is. Go ahead and

finish these guys off, and we should be done. He's going to do a slam one more time. That's it. That's it for Uber Elder. The next thing on the list is going to be cortex. Now, Uber cortex is not a dangerous map at all. There is one thing to note about doing Uber cortex, though, and that if you're going to be using the exchange to purchase all the fragments, you kind of do need to spend some time here and just kill some enemies. These drop a ton of gold, like an actual ridiculous amount of gold. Now, the only thing about Uber cortex that you need to keep in mind is that depending on the mods that roll in this map, it could be more or less dangerous. It can also be slower. So, in particular, you might have noticed that this map rolled 130% more Monster life. When you couple that with 70% less damage, that means that these bosses and enemies are going to die pretty slow. There's also some faster attack speed, it looks like, faster Attack cast, and movement speed, which can be a

little bit annoying on the final boss, but for the most part, the only time I really die in Uber cortex is if it's like double gained as Elemental damage or something like that. It's pretty much the only time that I have any issues, but I try to clear a little bit through this map just to get enough gold to be able to use the exchange, 'cause there's not really any other source of gold when you're doing fear rotations. But beyond that, let's move to the boss. This is a relatively straightforward fight. The only thing that you really need to worry about is standing in the little puddles. They just slow you down a ton. It's not that the puddles are dangerous; it just makes it so that the boss essentially never dies because it's such a huge action speed slow. You only have to kill one of the two mobs on Uber to be able to progress it to the next section. It's the big guy right there, the big Mech, and then there is the synth. Uh, I don't know what this is.

called the synth. Masterpiece is the next one that you have to kill. You don't have to kill these other two guys until the in-between phase. However, interestingly enough, I actually have had the game crash on me when I leave both of these up going into the next phase. It doesn't always happen, but it does sometimes happen. You can spend this in-between time killing these two guys since these things do essentially zero damage at all, like almost nothing can kill you unless you have like really, really bad damage modifiers on the map. So, in the next section, you just have to kill the big Mech again. You can completely ignore the twisted synthed if you want to. If it's a very dangerous map, like there's some crazy map mods, you may want to kill some of the extra ones first. But now you just need to kill the synth nightmare. Now, there is one ability in this phase that can kill you, and we might see it here since this is 130% more Monster life. It's when he does this big channeled ability where he does like

the spinning lasers and stuff. If you stand in that slam, there is a chance that you can die. Also, on much more difficult maps where there's like lots of damage, this guy, he can do this kind of like auto-attack beam ability that for some reason can one-shot you, but the rest of his abilities don't. I don't know why that is. Once you finish the rotation, you can go here to K and do the fear, so you can roll this pretty much as dangerous as you would like. I'm going to go ahead and force like 80 or above if I can, hopefully get it. Typically, I'll take anything that's like 75 quant or higher, as long as it doesn't have like absolutely insane mods, like if there's four disabling mods for my build, and maybe I'll skip it, but for the most part, you can pretty much do everything except Ellie reflect. Okay, so uh, the game has decided that it's going to have me show basically as dangerous of a feared as I could possibly ever roll. Negative maxres.

double gained less effective auras and less AOE. This is probably the most dangerous one I've ever ran. So when we go into this fear, I'm not going to be using RF because I have negative Max resistances. I'm going to have to be relatively careful in general and hope that I get a good order here. Otherwise, I'll probably die a few times. Oh, we got one of the worst orders. Wonderful. So one big thing is that Chayula is by far the most dangerous out of all the enemies here. And because I have a bunch of negative Max res, I could die most of the time. You don't, but I mean, actually, as you can see, we're taking actually almost no damage here still, so it should be fine. Typically, the priority is to kill the Elder first because he has a slow, which is the main thing that you want to worry about. We'll go ahead and Immortal call the Shaper slam. But yeah, typically the priority is kill Elder, kill Chayula, and then Shaper.

and everything else. But yeah, even though this was super dangerous, negative Max res, a bunch of extra damage gained, I took actually almost zero damage. All right, so the next thing we're going to be running is going to be a Juiced tier 17 map. So this is going to be a sanctuary. I rolled it to be relatively worthwhile. I've noticed that recently you can't get as high of item quantity since they changed the way the t7s work, but you can get insane amounts of currency, insane amounts of scarabs. Um, this is relatively annoying. It's got um, Blood Stained saw blades. It's got impale, which is pretty bad for this build because Fizz damage is the most dangerous thing for it. Plus one maximum endurance charge isn't too big of a deal, but they gain endurance charges when hit, so relatively dangerous, sort of annoying maps. Not like the most dangerous. We're going to be doing 20% Delirious. We will be running this with a bunch of strong box scarabs. Now I

haven't run tier 17s in a while, so I'm kind of just going off of the latest fub gun Strat. This is a slightly modified version of his tree, and yeah, so we're going to go ahead and run Ambush on here. I will run this with Sering Xar presents, and let's go ahead. So in general, this build is not super well-suited to tier 17s, but it can still do them perfectly fine. I did run quite a bit of these when I was first running the build, just because I kind of wanted to spend some time and see how the new T7s felt, because I was making a video about, you know, people were complaining that T7s weren't possible and all that kind of things, so I made a video about it. But in general, from what I've noticed, is that the build functions perfectly fine. T7s seem quite easy now, especially with the nerfs to a bunch of the modifiers. So yeah, I mean, there's not really too many issues with running this style of

content. The build doesn't move extremely fast, and it doesn't have crazy clear like I'm not, you know, clearing things off screen at all times and able to hit the entire screen at once. This is more so meant to be a bossing build, so it'll be great for finishing off the bosses of tier 17s. I pretty much have no issues with any of them, but in general, this isn't going to be as fast as like lightning strike on a Slayer or something like that, but it can handle them, right? Pretty much no issues here. I can run almost as dangerous as I want in the notes. There is a section specifically talking about the mods that are either not doable or extremely dangerous. Um, in general, I kind of just take whatever on the altars. There's not a ton to worry about here, but um, I'll go ahead and if any cool things happen or we get any like big explosions of currency, I'll put them in the video. Otherwise, we'll just go ahead and jump to the

boss. Oh, we got a raw Divine or drop. Nice. All right, so we finish up the map. Notable drops were the enlightened card as well as a Divine or a bunch of other random little bubblegum type currency. Now, when it comes to bossing in T7s, it is heavily, heavily, heavily dependent on what the mods of the map are. Each of the independent bosses are going to have certain abilities that are rather dangerous, like Lisa, for example, has that one big channel ability that she can do. I don't exactly know what's going on here. There we go. Yeah, each of the different bosses have particular abilities that end up being a little bit more dangerous than some of the other ones. It really heavily just depends, but for the most part, as long as you save your Immortal Call for whenever they do one of their big boom abilities, you should be mostly fine. I haven't really had too many issues with dying to tier 17 bosses. For the most part, I've been able to face tank them if you get like

some really super dangerous mods you might have to be careful, but the vast majority of the time, they kind of just go like this. So, some basics about the build. This is a firestorm build, and previously, it was a normal Firestorm build. However, Firestorm pelting has a little bit better of a ceiling if you use things like intensify and con effect. Because, as you can see, when you're casting these firestorms, they kind of just hit all over the place. However, if you stack up this intensify, you'll notice that they all kind of go right there in the middle. Yeah, and that overlap extremely well, especially on larger bosses. Like, a lot of the Uber bosses are pretty large. That gets you some pretty good overlaps and some pretty good damage. So, with Firestorm of pelting, we're trying to get all the way up to that maximum 12 firestorms that you can see at the bottom. Because all of these are able to overlap when we have everything going, all of our charges and everything up, we are able to get that 12.

Stacks pretty easily, so with enough investment into duration as well as cast speed, we're able to get a ton of damage out of this one ability without really having to do very much. It's essentially just some investment into cast speed through things like Spell echo and like cast speed on all of our gear, as well as a few points into skill affector. We're using Assassins Mark to help us cap crit on bosses, as well as just give us some crit multi, just the best curse that we can really use. Inquisitors can't use Elemental resistant curses because it doesn't work with our ascendancy. We do have RF; we're scaling a bunch of Life recovery, and RF makes perfect sense here, gives us more damage. We are using Frost shield; this is super useful on this build because we are scaling so much energy Shield recovery. You can pretty much get up to four stacks of this instantly, and it doesn't inhibit your like regeneration almost at all. Like if I put another one of these down, it goes to

full instantly, and we stay at full energy shield the entire time. Beyond that, I do use a frost blink of winry blast for movement. This is the save on gem space. If you really wanted to, you could probably cut a couple of gems here and do like Shield charge or something like that, but with all the cast speed that we SC, it's pretty fine using winry blast. It's not a huge deal. We do use a storm brand. This is for a couple of different things. It gives us overcharge, which is at the current moment shocking bosses for about 10%, which is actually pretty good. We get power charges from this, and we also do have culling strike on this. Just an overall good thing. You pop a couple underneath a boss while it's loading up, and it culls everything, gives it shock, and gives you power charges. Now I am using self-cast Immortal call. If you don't want to deal with that, you're just doing general content, you can do cast on damage taken, and it works perfectly fine.

However, for bossing-based content, it is very nice to just be able to press an Immortal Call before like a shape or slam or something like that, 'cause it does allow you to survive it quite well. We do have pretty good uptime on endurance charges because we are using an Exileable. This gives you a chance to gain an endurance charge when you're hit, and a block is considered a hit. We just face tank everything, meaning we're getting hit every single time by every single thing, so the uptime on this is extremely good. We pretty much always have endurance charges, so even without endurance charges, our Immortal Call is lasting 2.16 seconds because we have more duration linked to it and because we're scaling some duration on the tree. So, it lasts for a super long time even without charges. With charges, it's like 4 seconds or something. And then lastly, if you aren't going to be using Cast When Damage Taken, you can use Enduring Cry. Enduring Cry got changed recently, and it gives you 2% of life regen per second.

per five power meaning you can get to like eight to 10% of your life recovery per second, which is a ton for this build. Get some extra charges, get some extra life recovery. It's honestly pretty strong, but once again, you can just swap in cast one damage taken. Now, I do quickly want to talk about a couple of things for clear. I did want to test out awaken spell Cascade, and realistically, it looks like it should be good. However, there is a problem. The way that Cascade works is that they are separate instances of the spell. So, if we look at this, whenever I cast multiple of these, you'll notice that the first set ends almost immediately. That's just because awaken spell Cascade is causing it to cast five times essentially, and we can only have 12 of these, so it's not as good as it might seem unfortunately. On top of that, I did want to show you normal Firestorm. Normal Firestorm is actually fine. Like, this ability is still fine. You can use it. It is not as good as pelting. Like, it's just not as much

damage um and then there is also Firestorm of meteors. Firestorm of meteors is not good on this setup. At the very least, it doesn't even really do more damage; it actually does less damage, and it doesn't have the D ation. It doesn't have the damage over time kind of thing that the other ones do. It's really just not that great. These are both 2120, and Firestorm of pelting does a lot of damage. This does okay damage, and meteors does like almost no damage. Now quickly talking about the gear, the vast majority of this gear is Essence crafted gear. We are using a couple of uniques. I already talked about infernal mantle and wrath Pi glob before. We are using the dark sear. The only thing that matters here is that it has plus two to maximum life per level. The energy Shield is secondary. It could even be Mana if you wanted to just get one with plus two maximum life per level. This is very strong because of plus two level of all skill gems, as well as that.

mal addiction on blind beyond that this is all just mostly Essence-crafted gear. You get a fractured suffix, you roll chaos resist Essences until you get a tier one resist, and then you use Eldritch currency to do the prefixes. I've included notes on how to craft everything that'll be down in the description. Some other interesting tech that this build uses is the Timeless Jewel here, this militant faith. We are using a cloistered setup here. It makes us immune to Elemental ailments while on consecrated ground. Later on in the PO section, I'll tell you how to get a jewel like this. This is just super useful because it does allow us to use inner conviction, and we get free Elemental ailment immunity pretty much always since we are an Inquisitor, and inquisitors can always have consecrated ground underneath them. And then one other interesting piece of tech we're using is going to be this red nightmare here. Now the tree has actually been shifted a little bit, but if you take tattoos and you put fire resistance on

all these strength tattoos, including, there's actually a fire resistance node here that's in the circle. This Jewel gives you a ton of block chance: 78 block, so 78 attack block, 78 spell block. Between this, like, a few block nodes here and there, like we've got some block nodes here, and then some block tattoos, which these have been pretty expensive, but you only need a handful of them. We're able to get Max block, Max spell block, and that is not with glancing blows. This is pure block, but we do have Immutable Force here. This, as long as it's above 961, it will reduce the duration of a stun to under one server tick, which still interrupts your casting, but you basically don't feel it most of the time. I'm personally using a Watcher's Eye with life recovery rate as well as Zealotry. This is just damage, and it's not that much recovery rate. I don't use this in the lower-end version of the Pu that doesn't have the Delver Rings.

which I'll talk about in a moment. And then lastly, I do have an impossible escape on blood magic. If this gets expensive, you can just drop a couple of points and simply just take these nodes and anoint in exorable. It's not necessary; it just saves you a couple of points, which is pretty nice. Allows you to get Golem's blood. Pretty much it for the gear besides one big thing, which are these Delver Rings. I've included extensive notes on how to craft these in essentially every way. You can either do fractured ones or you can do recombinator version that doesn't require fractured ones. These rings are one of the few things on this build that could get absurdly expensive. I would say that you don't need these Rings. You can simply come down to the bottom of the tree and take these points here, champion of the cause, as well as the life reservation efficiency of skills Mastery. Taking those two things does make the build function perfectly fine, so you don't need these Rings. However, they are

a pretty good upgrade if you are able to get them. If you have any other questions about the rest of the gear, it's pretty much all explained how to make it in the notes in the description of the video. There is going to be a link to these notes. It has essentially everything that you could ever want. It's got all of the information about the build, talking about the path of building. It talks about bossing notes on pretty much every single Uber boss, how to deal with them. It talks about what the build is good for, what it's not good for, how the build survives, how it does damage, all the gear that it uses. It also gives you a list of how to craft every single piece of gear with step-by-step instructions. It's got pretty much everything. There is a ton of stuff in these notes that you can find. Should be quite useful in general to you. On the other hand, we have the PO here. Now when you do load up the PO, there is

going to be three particular loadouts here. This is kind of a new feature that PO has where you can load a tree, set a skill set, an item set, and a configuration set. So, there's going to be three here. There's going to be my character. This is how the character that you saw in this video is set up. There's going to be one that has no Delver rings. That is, of course, these Rings right here that have the life reservation efficiency on them. So, I have included a tree just in case you can't get a hold of Del rings on how to set that up. It's still doing most of the same damage, most of the same survivability. It's not as good, of course, but if for some reason you can't get the D rings, it does exist. And then there is, of course, a very high-end po that is just significantly better than even my character. It's using a double corrupted infernal mantle. All of the gear is mostly perfect. It's using misted reflected ring and amulet.

and a colander touch and all this kind of good stuff. So, this is the super-duper high-end for like the five people out there who really like throwing mirrors at builds. It's in here, so you can choose between all of these different loadouts here, everything from the skills to the items to the configuration is set up for each individual character. Notably, at the bottom here, there is going to be trees that are made for the Noell Rings as well as my character that'll show you what points to go from like 97 all the way up to 100. This is a full endgame character. It's not meant to be as like a new player character or a leveling character, so I've only included 97 up. You should be able to get to level 97 if you're playing a build like this. Now, the last thing I want to talk about is going to be this Timeless Jewel. This Timeless jewel is a little complicated. There's a lot of moving parts here to be able to

find what you're looking for, but essentially, you're trying to find a militant Faith. You're trying to find it under ominous, and you're trying to find it in the Eternal youth slot. Here, you're going to want to click filter nodes. Then, what you're going to want to do here is you're going to want to search for nodes. You're going to hit cloistered here. Then, you're going to hit search for nodes, and you're going to hit total devotion. Those two need to be in the desired node list. Now, in general, when it comes to these devotion modifiers, anything that has Elemental resistances, or let alone Elemental resistance and area damage, or Elemental damage, is going to be essentially unobtainable within a couple of hours of this video going live. They're already expensive now, so do keep that in mind. So, I highly suggest that if you have a lot of money to spend, just go for Elemental resistance if you can get it. And if you don't have a lot of money

to spend, go for literally anything on both of these. Now, what you're also going to want to do is you're going to want to come up here to the top left here, and you're going to want to add any nodes that you want to protect. In this particular circumstance, we want to protect Sanctuary, we want to protect Sanctity, and we want to protect Combat Stamina, because the node that we are trying to get cloistered on is Expertise. So, when we do the search here, we are going to end up with ones that have the final node, which is Expertise, as the immune to Elemental Ailments while in Consecrated Ground or Cloistered. So, all of these are going to have it, and you'll notice that on the right here, it shows 150 devotion. There are a bunch of these that have 150 devotion, right? Like, all of these are viable. All of them will work for this build with this exact setup. What you can do is you can hit this copy trade URL, and you can paste that in and

if you go here, and as you can see, even in just the first set here with these first numbers, there's a ton of these that exist. And then you would go back into the PO. You would do copy next trade URL. You'd go back to the window, do it again, and there's 27 more of these. So, at any time, there's probably a few hundred of these that exist that will work. The price of these will go up, but it is what it is. Now, there are quite a few different ones of these that will work for this particular setup. I have it set to be on expertise. However, you can change this. You can drop it on expertise and go to ancestral knowledge. You can also get it on like sanctity. You can get it on combat stamina. At absolute worst case, you can also get it down here. I think this is called Dynamo, but this is an additional point that you'll have to put in. And then there's like downsides to losing combat stamina or sanctity as well. You would go

back to find Timeless Jewel. You would go ahead and block the ones that you want here, so we are going to want this on ancestral knowledge this time, and we'll go ahead and search again, and it's going to be a different list. And if we copy this trade URL and pull it up, it is a completely different list, and it looks like there's 30 here, and you would do next trade URL, and then there is roughly about 34 there, so a bunch of these do exist. You can do it on a bunch of different nodes. If you try to go for ones that are going to have like Elemental resistances and stuff, it will be more expensive, though. So the notes are going to be down in the description. They will be updated over time. You can always just go check the link for it. It'll have the most up-to-date PS, all the most up-to-date information, so that I don't have to go across the whole bunch of videos and try to change stuff. It's all just located in this one website.

with everything in it. If you have questions or just want to kind of discuss the build in general, there will be a channel on my Discord as well that is dedicated to this particular build. You can find it in the Ducks build section of my Discord. Just make sure to keep discussion about the build away from the general channels, as I don't want to just flood all of my normal, like, long-term community members there with an infinite amount of questions. Try to keep it into the channel if you can. And remember, boys, if you enjoy this content, make sure to give this video a like, subscribe to the YouTube channel, hit that notification bell to stay up to date with all the latest videos, and stay safe out there in Rast. And I'll see you guys in the next video. [Music]

DESTROY Uber Bosses SAFELY | Blood Magic Firestorm Inquisitor Build Guide 3.25

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Farming Uber Bosses with a Blood Magic Life Stack Inquisitor

The author aims to farm Uber bosses in Path of Exile with a build that focuses on survival and unconditional recovery, rather than instant boss kills.

They choose a blood magic life stack Inquisitor build, utilizing the reworked tree and tattoos, with a focus on the Firestorm of Pelting gem for boss damage.

The build successfully handles all Ubers and super juiced tier 17 maps, offering a balance of defense and damage without breaking the bank.

Chulas are low-risk for leveling up, with minimal loot and danger.

Aziri's fight is more dangerous, with high damage reflection and a mirror form that can lead to instant death.

The Uber Elder fight is also risky, but staying in the Frost shield and using Immortal Call during crucial moments can help mitigate damage.

Strategies for Uber Cortex and Fear Rotations

Uber Cortex is not a dangerous map, but it offers a significant amount of gold from killing enemies.

The map's modifiers can affect the difficulty and speed of enemy deaths.

The boss fight is straightforward, with the main challenge being the puddles that slow down action speed.

Running a Juiced Tier 17 Map: A Firestorm Build

The player is using a modified version of a build to run a Juiced tier 17 map, aiming for currency and scarabs.

Despite the map's dangerous modifiers, the build handles the content well and is effective for bossing.

The Firestorm build focuses on overlapping firestorms for maximum damage, particularly useful for larger bosses.

Optimizing Damage and Survival in Path of Exile

The build focuses on stacking cast speed and duration to maximize damage output, using Assassins Mark for crit capping and Life recovery from RF.

Frost shield and storm brand are utilized for energy shield recovery and power charges, while self-cast Immortal Call and Exileable provide strong survivability.

Enduring Cry offers significant life regeneration, and the use of Awakened Spell Cascade and Firestorm for clear is tested but not as effective as anticipated.

The Firestorm of meteors is ineffective in this setup, causing less damage and lacking damage over time.

The gear is primarily Essence-crafted, with key uniques like Infernal Mantle and Dark Sear for maximum life and skill gem levels.

The build also utilizes a Timeless Jewel for elemental ailment immunity and a Red Nightmare for max block chance, along with Delver Rings for additional power, though they are not essential for the build's functionality.

The video offers detailed notes on gear upgrades, character builds, and bossing strategies, with step-by-step crafting instructions.

It features three loadouts in the PO, including one without Delver rings and a high-end setup.

The guide also provides tips for finding a Timeless Jewel with specific modifiers and emphasizes the importance of elemental resistance.

To protect the desired nodes, add Sanctuary, Sanctity, and Combat Stamina while searching for the Expertise node.

There are multiple viable options with 150 devotion, and the trade URLs can be copied for easy access to a variety of these nodes.

The setup can be adjusted to target different nodes, and a dedicated Discord channel is available for discussing the build.