Path of Exile: Gear Crafting Guide for Players

From picking up trash in Twilight Strand to crafting giga gear, the video guides players through Path of Exile gear progression.

### Path of Exile Gear Crafting Guide: From Hobo to Endgame
* 🏞️ ** Stage 1: Hobo Gear** - Start by picking up rare items, crafting resistances, and upgrading as you progress through the campaign and early maps. Use vendor recipes and essences to enhance gear, focusing on **life and resistances**.
* 🛡️ ** Stage 2: Intermediate Gear** - With a few chaos orbs, start buying well-rolled items from other players to **upgrade your weakest slots**. Look for **life, resistances, and specific mods for your build**, such as **movement speed for boots** or **damage for weapons**.
* 🔮 ** Stage 3: Advanced Gear - Aim for **5 decent T1/T2 mods** on your gear, including elder/shaper mods and crafting to fill in missing affixes. Consider using "Rog" for crafting, settling on bases if necessary, and exploring **more expensive crafting options**.
* 💎 ** Endgame Crafting - Discusses the potential for **fracturing bases**, **synthesizing items**, and using heist bases for **top-tier crafting**. Emphasizes the **high cost and complexity** of crafting perfect items.
* 🔍 ** Trade Site Search Tips** - Demonstrates how to search for specific item bases on trade websites, focusing on important mods like **physical damage for weapons** or **resistance for jewelry**.
* 🛠️ ** Fractured Gear Crafting Example** - Shows how to craft fractured gloves with specific mods using Craft of Exile, including the **cost of rolling fractured affixes**.
* 📿 ** Focused Amulet Crafting Example** - Illustrates the **complex and expensive process** of crafting a high-end focused amulet, involving multiple **annuls, regals, and exalts**.
* 🎯 ** Final Tips and Warnings** - Reminds players to be cautious with expensive crafting, avoid sitting in the menagerie for synthesis mods, and emphasizes the **importance of consistent farming for endgame crafting**.

What's up, Kings? Welcome to another video. Today, I've got four stages of gearing for you, each one with a little bit of crafting. Although some of them have a little bit more trading involved, we're going to take you all the way from the Twilight Strand, crawling and sifting your way through all the trash that Path of Exile has to offer on the ground, all the way into something you can actually be proud of. You can say, Look what I made today. We'll have some examples at the end of the video where I go through step by step showing you how to craft. So, check that out if you need crafting instruction for some a couple generic pieces, a little bit of how to use Craft of Exile, and a little bit of how to find some stuff through the trade website. Stage one, you're homeless, you're picking up sticks, picking up rocks, looking through the trash. Okay, that weird animal just dropped a couple pieces of cloth. You might want to pick that up. Maybe it's got some res on it. The TLDR here is

you just pick up the rare items, identify them, see them if they got some res, some life. Hold alt, see if it's got an open suffix, and go ahead and do the Bench Craft for one transmute. Craft some res on that b word, and that's going to be most of the campaign. You're just digging through a bunch of crap, find a good mod on the piece of gear, craft another, wait till you find two mods decent enough, and craft another one of those. You're not really getting too many damage mods, you're not really doing too much. You're going to kill in essence all those crappy ones no one's is going to buy, so you might as well use it on a four-link base that drops or maybe some white and normal jewelry from the vendors. A big one now though for all you melee Chads is to make sure you use your blacksmith wet stones to give your axe some quality as it gives more damage. If you have extra, if you don't have extra, make sure you just do the wet stone recipe vendor.

it with a rustic sash normal magic or rare quality. A blacksmith wet stone and a magic axe, mainly for your rings and your amulet. Focus on the Imp it maybe get a mod on there, throw a random Essence and do a craft, that's about as good as it gets. And this is going to be most your stuff, you should be able to do white maps with this level of gear, long as you're following the guide. You got the right gems, resps easy if you got to do that with gold now, but this is good enough for white Maps. You don't need to buy gear for the campaign or for white Maps, you just need to give a stage two, you got a couple chaos, maybe you sold something and now you can buy from all the other hobos you see. All the other hobos have also been picking up and sifting through the trash, they might have found something decent. Hey you're starting white maps, you can actually get some decent mod tiers now, you might get some nice resistance who knows that new.

gamble. NPC giving you well-rolled gear. You might want to meet that man in the alle and give him a hand, you know what I'm saying. Okay, that man's going to gear out all you little noblets with whatever well-rolled slots that you need. If you don't know what a good piece of gear yet is, you should be pretty damn obvious. Think about it, what do you need? Need resistance if you're suppress build, look for some suppression. If it's a pair of boots, get some move speed, and everybody else needs life too. In this stage, you're going to want to start constantly looking at whatever your weakest slot is, pick that [ __ ] up, buy from the vendor, gamble it, get it off the site, upgrade your pieces. Look at it, how many mods do you have, how many resistances do you have, what is it, a good amount of life, right? Is it 50 life? Go for 80-90. You got stats on the tree, get some stats on your gear, free up some passive points. Get

more life get more damage is your weapon old upgrade your weapon bro. Okay, that's your damage melee leag get a new weapon man. There's a couple recipes. You got the blacksmith W Stone. You got the granite one. Okay, in this stage maybe you got some extra Granite flas pick them mother truckers up. Yeah, you get a weapon with flat Fizz at whatever tier. Bender it with a granite flask with an alteration and it'll up its tier. Then you can Aug it. Then you can Regal it. Maybe you hit attack speed. Maybe hit another Fizz. Finish it with a craft and that's pretty damn good. Okay, that stuff can carry you all the way to Red Maps. You start getting some chaos RS. Now start getting some specialized crafts. Okay, maybe you get some Screaming Essence. Throw that on a few slots. Roll them. Just get some decent gear. Okay, upgrades. Look at the weakest upgrade from there. Now stage three actually not bad. Okay, you're going for actually not bad gear. You're trying to get some solid bases with some

eldrich mods, and this is where you're going to start probably crafting stuff, stuff unless you pay that pretty penny. All the roggers, we're doing it for free. We'll go over a little bit of rag after this, okay? I'm talking five decent, right T1, T2 mods plus a craft, and your eldrich implicits. This is your goal. Your Bild becomes so much comfier. You solve so many small issues. You get chaos R, so you stop dying to all those random little degens, poisons, or fiz extra chaos, plus wither that they added on maps. Now you get suppression caps. Maybe you get some PDR, and you might even have some room for shed light life regen. I'll do some examples of some fractured gear crafting, something a lot of people already experienced, but for those who haven't, go over some Rog examples. Rog is love. Rog is life. He's a tall glass of water on a hot, no E, your poor day. Rag is the pickup truck of NPCs, dragging your ass out of the depths.

of hell, and all he wants in return is a little bit of PBR and pizza. Treat this man with respect, etc., and he will put out faster than a $20 lot lizard. Okay, suppression bases, bows dot, multi-skill level amulets, triple res plus life boots. This man will singlehandedly gear your entire character and the next three tunes you play in The Gauntlet. He's my home base, my Bastion, my king. Don't disrespect our boy Rog, is love frog, his life rafting weapons is kind of expensive when there's no decent fractures available. You can settle on crappy bases here, maybe you settle on a mod tier till you can afford something better, but generally you don't want to settle on bases too much cuz Fizz bases are pretty damn important, especially with how boosted all the Fizz stuff is now. You really only settle on bases for casters, and even then it kind of depends a bit. It is real impactful if you go too far down from a death spot base so here you

might just want to spam some stuff and do a little bit of settling, but if you need specific weapon crafting advice, I'm sure every melee guide will have a few different ways for you to get a couple weapon upgrades so you can start bonking to your heart's content. Before we get to the examples, we might as well talk about some giga gear. Okay, this is stuff you could only dream of being able to afford, not even the crafting but just the base. Okay, we're talking about fracturing your own bases. This is kind of only done on bows; a lot of the fractured stuff kind of gets priced for a few items, maybe some Heist bases, although it depends what's going on with Rec combinators and if we can move fractures around there, especially with necropolis gone. These fracture orbs are going to go all the way to the Moon, okay, that's skyrocketing. You got synth bases, some of these are actually pretty affordable. You got stuff like rings with curse on hit, gets a little expensive for Onslaught and charges, but you can get some other

decent mods on a few other slots too. Just making sure you're not giving up Elder implicits if they're important for your build, but it just gets a little expensive when you got to craft something decent on the synth base that you don't get that one free fractured mod on. So now you got to spam even more Essences and gamble that life right at the end. Good luck Heist bases, these can be super good for a couple builds, but without a crafting mechanic letting you instantly create perfect items, they're going to be pretty hard to craft real dense like we're used to. Sometimes you're going to settle right that DD ell overload scepter, you'd settle that with a multimod, maybe do a veiled YOLO on some of these things if you're Giga Rich. Maybe you'll fracture something on it first, who knows. Those malls that give you the extra two exerts along with the Berserker stuff doubling your exerted attacks could be pretty big. Pneumatic daggers can get pretty expensive too.

craft let alone even buying the bases when it's a popular build for the league. Okay, heyers, it's a gamble, but when you win, boy, do you win, especially if you hit stuff like focused amulets, simplexes, maybe not Simplex so much without all the Quant MF stuff, but Focus amulets get crazy expensive, and this is just to show you, give you a glimpse, let you dream of being able to buy and craft some of these things. I'll even have an example of an amulet, but everything else, don't really worry about it too much, just let this be a fun little thing you could eventually work towards, a thought in the back of your mind, a reason to sift through all that trash. And remember, if you're ever thinking of sitting in the menagerie to add synthesis mods to your item, please, your family deserves better than this, and you deserve better. King, quick little addition too that I forgot while I was standing up there making a lot of lizard jokes is that we got Rec combinators back, so we can take very

easily and make some pre-fractured gear or even somewhere around that fractured base crafting part of the game. We can take a couple Essence mods and slam it together, buy a few bases and slam it together. Maybe you're doing rag crafting and you get a few really good couple High tier mods on a few slots, and you want to try and slam them together. We get to do all of that and more with Recombinating being back in the game, depending on how exactly it's all weighted. If it's exactly the same as it was before, tune in and we'll see when it launches next week on Friday. CU that can be very very good at crafting additional gear too, as long as they didn't mess with it too much. All right, let's go to some examples of items. We got how to find something on the trade site, how to craft some decent fractured gloves, and how to make a cool focused amulet. All right, quickly let's go over how to find a cool axe pretty quickly, pretty easily.

this is just one example of how to do it. You can use the next example. We'll talk about for the trade search to find one as well. Some really easy stuff to do is understand what crafts can be very good and that you'd very much want. So one of those is increased physical damage. The hybrid Syndicate unveiled increased physical damage with the impale chance. You can get like 20% impale chance and a pretty decent amount of increased Fizz. So a really nice base that you would want is decent flat Fizz with some increased attack speed already on it. And so a really easy thing that you could do is say two-handed axes. You have flat local physical damage, increased attack speed local, right only for the weapons, and then an empty prefix that you can craft on. And this excludes the crafted mods. This excludes crafted attack speed, right? 'Cause I'm specifying those. You could do a level requirement 62, right? It'll include the higher level bases. Some of them you might not want, so that's still something.

to keep an eye out for, but it'll get rid of a lot of those crappy, crappy bases that you wouldn't want. And then, of course, like no corrupted, and then you should always set like a Max buyout 'cause you can sort buy those and only go up to whatever you're willing to spend. So here it's like 15 chaos, right? So we can sort by even just the physical DPS here if that's what we'd like. And we can find like this axe for 10c. You know, it's already got really big increased Fizz. It has, I guess, that mod does include flat crafted. My bad. As the increased physical damage on there, that's pretty nice. This is a pretty decent one, just stuff to keep an aisle for, right? 600 whatever, 10c. Maybe you're super pro, maybe you can't be asked to craft, or you just want to boom buy something right now, have something right now. It's a pretty easy way to do things. If you have lower budget, you can just sort by fizz DPS, set some like

attacks per second. You know that are comfortable, right? Like you don't want to just have high Fizz DPS if everything else about the build is super slow. This is a pretty easy way to do that search. And same with rings, right? You just do ring. You say I want an empty prefix life or crafted life on there. You set a Max chaos bu out of five. It doesn't really matter if the Ring's corrupted as long as it has a lot of res. And we could search through these rings. And we can even sort by which one has the most resistance. So this has 163 total res. Like this is huge. Now you probably won't find anything this dense on like the first few days of the league. But you just modify the Search terms. Maybe you give up, you know, whatever it is. And you can always add like right, take away 30, 40 res here and add a stat. Maybe you need decks, maybe you need strength. And whatever it is, you can do this. And it's a real nice way for

newbies to get super easy gear for whatever it is that you can afford right. Whatever you can afford, you just set the max buyout, and then you just start spamming. Now here, we're actually going to craft a piece of gear. Well, let's say we want to craft a nice pair of gloves and then add some Elder chits on the end. Let's say we also want life on there. We need suppression, chaos res, and we want a T2 or tier one resistance with life and a craft at the end. Let's say that Craft's important. Maybe it's damage while leeching or you want the plus one AOE socketed gem stuff or Pierce if you're doing any build that would love Pierce. So you have a fractured base. Now maybe fractured suppression is really expensive and you'd like to know how much it would cost for you to roll suppression instead of getting it fractured here. So that's a really, really easy thing. You go to Craft of Exile, choose Essence, click fractured, choose

whatever Essence you're doing this case is Envy for chaos res. You come down here, you right-click the suppression to fracture it cuz we check this fracture thing here. We have the EnV Essence so it's going to lock out chaos res from being able to roll, and then we have cold res. We can also hit Fire Res or lightning res, any Ali res cuz we can swap them with Harvest. So to hit any tier one resistance with a fractured suppression is going to be 30 NV Essences. Now if we don't get that suppression fractured, it's going to cost a lot more Essences. Now maybe you could give up the Envy be able to roll chaos and you spam another Essence, right? We could get maybe chaos res fractured, and we could spam with an elemental Essence which is going to be cheaper than whatever Envy essenes cost. There's a little bit of of you know cost saving that you can do, but generally you're not ever really saving much more than maybe a Divine on items like this when you're

rolling, depending on which one you do, things are priced pretty intelligently, unless you snipe something where it's not right. Like if you get fracture suppression, you are probably paying a little bit more than you otherwise could if you figured out the cheapest method to do this instead. But you kind of just want to start crafting some stuff, and if it's a little expensive, just buy it and get back into the game and start grinding. Because whatever strategy you're doing should be making at least a few divines an hour, so you don't want to be spending 30 minutes trying to figure out the best way to save 100 chaos on this item. So you've got your fractured suppression base, you have your Envy Essence. Let's say you don't buy deafening, and you just go ahead and spam it until you hit a tier one, a tier 2 mod. Here we hit cold resists. That was pretty quick. You know, maybe you could settle on a stat you might need dexterity somewhere. Maybe you'd like

some life regen. You could settle on that too life regen raid or flat life regen. Let's say you need dexterity and we can end it right here. Now from this point to get life if you're willing to spend some currency and if you really need that craft you're going to have to eldrich chaos or eldrich exalt and anull your item to get life on there and to open up a mod to craft. Now thankfully all this stuff if xar is dominant will only affect the prefixes so if we'd like we could do an eldr exalt or we can do a normal exalt either doesn't matter you do Elder null only removing your prefix you could do these you could do an eldr chaos right let's say you're running out of money settle on tier four and you craft some damage while leeching or during flask effect and that's a really simple way to get some pretty decent gear maybe you wouldn't settle too hard on the life but now we've got a solid

suppression piece with good chaos res. A tier one stat bringing up points on our tree or elsewhere on our gear. We have an okay Life mod, right res settled, but Elder stuff gets a little bit expensive to get an extra 30 flat life, and we've got a nice damage mod on our slot. And this is a really great way to specify exactly what mods you need. If you need chaos specifically in this slot, you need accuracy here, some stats maybe crafts like this are super simple, super easy, and they're pretty quick to do as long as you settle on the life. Now, this is a big one, a focus amulet. This is expensive. Let's say that we would like to make a plus Fizz plus skill and fizz. multi amulet. This will show how expensive these things can really get. So already off the bat, this amulet base is going to be many tens of divines depending on the league, sometimes hundreds, especially if we can mirror these things and get even more skill gem levels from this, they might get even more expensive so we

start with a rare base. Uninfluenced. We'll assume that you bought a split base, and you're going to chaos spam, and it's going to take a while, but you're going to need to hit plus all skills. So, already, this is going to take around 800 chaos. All right, we hit plus all skills, but we got a bunch of crap on there. So, guess what? You get to do. You get to annul and hopefully not hit that plus all skills every single time in a row. This is crazy. Good luck, boo. Now you need it here 'cause what you're doing next is crafting prefix can't be changed and scouring, and this will make it magic, even though Craft of Exile says it's not magic, it makes it magic. So now that you have a magic base, you get to save it with an imprint. So now that we have this, all of the annulling, no more spamming, we've imprinted our amulet, and here's the fun part. Now you get to Regal and then a

null and hopefully not remove the plus level to the skills. If you do, you revert your imprint imprint it again. Go ahead and Regal and a null best of luck already. This is costing many divines imprints cost a couple divines locking it cost a few divines but now that we won our 50/50 we don't have to imprint back we do cannot roll attack modifiers and we get to do another 50/50 where we add and remove a physical mod so we hope that it hits this craft and not the plus two and if it does guess what Bozo do your imprint and go back again. Let's say we do all that and we finally get our plus two plus two amulet we've got plus4 now and we want fizz. multi but hitting it ain't easy so good luck on your slam unfortunately you hit power frenzy and a d charge on kill so now this is where it gets fun again we're not going to imprint back all the way and do all that.

cuz it's fiz multi we can roll that with a reforge. So what we got to do then is we use a Hina chorus lock to see what's being. So let's say we use a few locks. These are already tens of divines depending on the league but we finally get it to remove the power frenzy or endurance charge on kill. Oh my Lord dude this could happen to you in real life. Imagine each of these cost. Imagine each of those cost 40 div. 40 div each that's crafting at the end game baby. Prefix can't be changed and then we reforge physical and we hit tier one thank the Lord not tier two. Now all in all this is wildly expensive and could get even more expensive depending on your RNG. An unlucky streak will drive you mad with multiple 50/50s in a row and some one and threes with a huge ticket to entry at the end but this is the endgame crafting you better get Farming bucko.

okay, this is crazy, right? Plus two plus two with a huge do multi, that's pretty Giga, but also Giga expensive, and that's why. Anyways, I hope this gives you an easy idea of how to craft some gear, all the way from being a hobo out Twilight strand to some giga Heist base, mucho expensive, some mucho Caro Heist base gear. Anyways, thanks for watching. See you guys in the next one. Bye.

How To Gear In POE 3.25

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Gearing Up in Path of Exile: A Step-by-Step Guide

Gearing in Path of Exile progresses from picking up and crafting basic items to trading for better gear as you advance.

In the early stages, the focus is on picking up rare items, crafting resistances, and gradually improving gear quality.

As you progress, trading with other players becomes more important, focusing on well-rolled gear and constantly upgrading your weakest equipment.

The ultimate goal is to optimize resistances, life, and other stats to improve your character's performance.

Weapon Upgrading and Crafting Guide for Improved Gameplay

Upgrading your weapon is crucial for increasing your damage output, and using a granite flask with an alteration can help enhance its tier and stats.

As you progress, focus on getting specialized crafts and solid bases with eldritch mods to make your build more comfortable and address various issues.

Rog is a key NPC who can significantly gear your character and is essential for weapon crafting.

Fracturing your own bases, especially for bows, is a game-changing strategy but can be expensive.

Tips for Crafting in the Path of Exile: Heist League

Crafting on synth bases can be expensive, requiring the use of more Essences and potentially gambling with Fractured mods.

Heist bases can be great for certain builds, but the lack of a crafting mechanic for instantly creating perfect items makes it challenging to craft high-quality gear.

Focus on finding items with increased physical damage and impale chance for an easier crafting process, and take advantage of Recombinators to create pre-fractured gear.

Efficient Gear Acquisition and Crafting in Path of Exile

Setting a maximum buyout price allows for quick and easy gear purchases based on specific attributes like physical DPS or resistance.

Searching for gear with desired stats and setting a maximum price is especially useful for beginners on a budget.

Utilizing Craft of Exile to plan the crafting process and considering different options for fracturing can help in efficiently acquiring the desired gear.

Efficient Item Crafting Strategies in the Game

Crafting items in the game can be done intelligently to avoid overpaying for components.

It's important to focus on crafting specific mods quickly to avoid spending too much time or currency.

When crafting expensive items, using methods like imprinting can help save currency and streamline the process.

The Costly and Complex Process of Endgame Gear Crafting in Path of Exile

Crafting endgame gear with specific modifiers in Path of Exile can be extremely expensive, involving multiple steps and a significant amount of in-game currency.

The process often includes multiple 50/50 rolls and expensive divine imprints, leading to a high cost of entry.

RNG plays a significant role, and achieving the desired gear can be a challenging and costly endeavor, making it a crucial aspect of endgame farming in the game.