Settlers of Kore: League SLB Build Update and Strategy

The wonder build excels in clear speed and tankiness, making it an exhilarating choice for endgame challenges.

### Endgame Build Update: The Wander and Inst-Stacking Strategy in Path of Exile
* 🎮  After almost a month of intense gameplay, I have been grinding challenges in the latest league, with around **20 completed so far** and focusing on **T17 and Uber bosses**.
* 💥  I decided to create my first real endgame build as a Wander, leveraging the new **kinetic bolt changes** that enhance both **spell and attack damage significantly**.
* 💰  The build requires **expensive haunted weapon modifiers** costing around **100-125 divines each**, along with numerous power and time runes, pushing the total investment to **over 100 divines**.
* 🔍  My approach involves inst-stacking for superior tankiness, aiming for a character capable of **face-tanking Uber bosses** while maintaining **high damage output** and **clear speed**.
* ⚔️  With current gear, I have reached about **400k effective health points (EHP)**, and my goal is to **maximize projectiles for exceptional clearing capabilities**, prioritizing **fun and speed** over single-target damage.
* 💎  The build's defensive layers are bolstered by the **Supreme Vision mechanic**, allowing for **high fire resistance and immunity to chaos damage**, simplifying resistance management.
* 📈  As I continue to refine the build, I plan to invest further into **high-end gear** while balancing my gameplay with other titles like **World of Warcraft** to avoid **burnout**.
* 🎥  Expect a showcase of my build in action as I tackle maps and bosses, highlighting the **enjoyable mechanics and strengths** of this **inst-stacking Wander build**.

[Music] Hey guys, and welcome to a new video. Today, I want to give you guys a league SLB built update for the settlers of Kore. Honestly, I don't think that I ever played a league as much as I did in this league, or still playing, obviously. We're like almost a month into the league. I think I took two days off streaming, but you know, every day still grinding, grinding, grinding. I've finally started to work on my challenges. I think I had like 20 done without even checking what the challenges are. Yesterday, we started to do some challenges, and now it's basically a few grinds left, you know, some T17, some Uber bosses, and so on and so forth. And since the last build already hit level 100, the poison h of Thunder, which I really, really enjoyed, I decided that I want to do my first real endgame build. And if you remember, even before the league started, I already said I want to play a Wonder because the new changed

kinetic bolt over here, which has this baked-in increase in reduction to spell damage, also applies to attack damage from skills at 200% of the value, which is basically the Battle Mage's Cry kind of thing. I mean, Wonders did actually have this on the tree already on the Mastery where it says that the increase in reduction to spell damage also applied to attack damage. Then you have Battle Mage's Cry with up to 150, but now it's basically baked in with 200%. So, increasing your spell damage also increases your attack damage. So, that's why I knew I kind of want to play the Wonder. Then, what it turned out is the haunted weapon modifier is super, super fun to play. We're talking about like Head Hunter levels of fun. What am I talking about? The enchant that I cannot show because I don't have it. But, thing is, you probably seen these haunted modifiers already. I think I even used it on my Death Oath character. I'm not really sure.

anymore um but these enchants are very, very expensive. We're talking about 100, 125 divines per enchant, and I actually want to use two of those. So, these power runes, they're going up in price every single day, where now it's six divines per piece or 6.5 almost, right? And you need like 13 of those. So, here we talk about like 75, 80 divines just for power runes. And I think you need like 33 of these time runes. And so, we're talking over 100 divines for this enchant. But what does do it basically do? Is it gives you increased. It's like Onslaught, right? Just a better version. You get movement speed, you get damage, you get attack and cost speed, right? And I think playing a Wonder with two of these weapons. I currently play like my the budget expensive version. So, that's why I want to talk about the build on what I'm currently working on. Because here I have another um like inst stacking weapon here, right? And here's my

second one that needs to be recrafted. I need double-hunted modified, so we're talking about hundreds of hundreds of the vines that I want to throw into this character. And yeah, so basically, since I wanted to do my first real endgame build, I kind of wanted to do this like Wonder, but I wasn't sure if it's going to be a strength stacker, is it going to be an accuracy stacker, or something else that I like to stack. Because stacking characters are not only the most expensive characters in this game, but also I think the most fun and the strongest builds once built up properly. But here we talk about multi-mirrors. Thing is, this time around, I decided to go for inst stacking, and the reason for that is because the defensive layers. I have played strength stackers and accuracy stackers in the past, and you can get them decently, and I'm saying decently tanky with the right setup with Mage and stuff. But an inst stacker

can go um Way Beyond that, right, in my current version, which is like the poor man's inst stacker. Even though it's still multiple mirrors already, we're already at the 400k ehp. Physic is hard to solve for almost every character this time around, unless you're like Slayer or Juggernaut and have access to many armor notes and endurance charge notes. But you're seeing this build is going to get very, very tanky, and the plan is to just face tank everything, all the Uber bosses, while still maintaining to have enough damage to clear everything, maybe even up to 100% t17 daily Maps, Uber bosses, and so on and so forth, because I want to do quite a bunch of bosses this league. So I'm going to give you guys a showcase. We can run some Del and then also go ahead and run a map so you see what the build looks like in the playing style. But as I said, this is like very in the beginning, and then we talk about the

details of the build. Why is it so tanky? And um, yeah, all these kinds of things, right? So overall, it's just a wonder that has like ridiculous amounts of projectiles. Uh, and you know, Wander is so hard to beat. Like, for example, Tornado SH would be one of those builds that have like insane amounts of clearing. But I wonder with a good amount of projectiles and stuff. It is so crazy on how good the clear is. You never have to aim at something. You just like throw your projectile somewhere and they just kill up everything. And uh, this is kind of like the build style that I really enjoy. Like insane amounts of clear. I don't care too much about bossing DPS whatsoever because I know for myself I'm running thousands of maps every single league. So the only thing I really care about is the clear speed and how does the build feel like and how tanky is it and how much fun is it to play. This is what I value way higher than saying like, Hey, my build can one-shot a boss, but uh, it's

you know it. It sucks. It's slow. It's whatever, you know. And that's also the reason, like, in this build with Mage blood, with the quicksilver flask, with the onslaught flask, with later on, um, The Haunted modifier ones, and so on. So, we're going to look at, like, probably 300% movement speed while having, like, I don't know how many projectiles, and just having, like, insane amounts of clear. And this is what I think is so much fun. So, I started to play this build, I think, yesterday, and we're already Level 94. Uh, I think, uh, death. I still haven't died a single time on this character. I hope this will not change in this video showcase, but I'm confident enough, uh, that it, uh, will work. But this, like, kind of like making, like, a very strong, uh, in damage and tanking, this kind of like style of character is the ones, the characters that I'm really striving for. And I think this time around in stacking might be, uh, one of the best, if not the best character in the entire league. Just

because a lot of these Valdo farmers that you see, they're all inst-stacker tricksters, you know. Because they can get so ridiculous and tanky. A friend of mine, he's playing Shattering Steel with Nimis and stuff, and he got about 40,000 ES or something, right, with 90% max res and so on and so forth, with like over a million EHP. So, as a Valdo farmer, you kind of want to be very, very tanky, and they're like tricksters all over the place, right. Good, then let's run like some random-ass jungle Valley, I guess, just so you see the mapping showcase as well. But as I said, at the moment, it's kind of like, what do you say, a bit awkward to spend so much currency on a build, and then you hit like a wet noodle, more or less, right. But this is just the nature of an inst-stacker. We're currently sitting on 1,700 intelligence and a

good inst Staker goes up to like 2 and a half thousand or something, right? But then we talk about a very, very, very high investment. But this is the kind of thing that I'm always looking to do, right? I always play characters that I cannot afford just to get the motivation to grind more and more currency. You know, if I would say I have like 1,000 divines and I make a build for like 100 divines and then say like, Okay, 900 divines left on the stash and nothing else to do, then I don't see the point of farming currency 'cause whatever I need, I can just buy. And so, as long as I play characters that are always more expensive than I have, it just keeps me going with grinding. And this is, like, in my opinion, a very important factor, at least for me. And we're playing here some jungle Valley to block off the boss. So, this is basically an alar farming strategy, more or less. You know, I'm just

uh using my, what is it, Al can go kind of like strategy, and I just should have done in some uh scars, but I was just, you know, build is not performing too well anyways right now, besides being like Omega tanky, but um, what I was about to say um, yeah, so the thing is with jungle Valley, there is no boss, like there is a boss, but it's hidden in the walls up there, you know, like it's The Spider, and the thing is as long as the boss is not active, you get uh, you don't get any like alra modifiers for bosses, right, so it's the chances is like higher to find one of these nice divinal Gres, and this is basically what we're doing here, just farming um, you know, nameless here, Divine orres, or anything else that gives like good amount of currency, and just enjoy your time running around and have like insane amounts of clear, and I really really enjoyed that, but this is not really uh, what do you say, the goal for the build.

like it's not about farming t16s. Al can go. It's more of farming t7s and Uber bosses, right? But as of right now, I'm just trying to chill a little bit more, like just having fun playing the game. And then when I get more currency, I'm going to start investing more and more and more. And then we're going to do some t17 grind, some bosses, maybe some other grinds that I'm not sure yet what I'm going to do, maybe like 100 times of each boss, and then go from there basically. But from the inst stacking point of view, I think it's just so much fun to just, you know, have a very tanky character, insane amount of clear, and the feels-good thing, you know, get immune to like chaos, get immune to bleed, all the, you know, whatever there is. You just make a character that is just defeating all of these kind of like modifiers. So let's kill off Mr. Spider here, and I think that should serve the

purpose of the map showcase good. Uh, what makes this build so extremely tanky as well as so extremely expensive? It is basically the Supreme Vision. So, what am I talking about? Um, if I can find it, it should be Emperor Mastery with Forbidden Flame flash. Here we have the Supreme Vision. So, basically, this is the kind of like Purity of Fire Supreme Vision version that a lot of like Chieftains were using in past or previous leagues that were using Dawn Breaker, you know, the 20% um, what is it called, lightning damage taken as fire damage with the Dawn Breaker. Then you have this with 30% and you take the um, what is it, the Tempered by War Keystone coming from um, the Lethal Pride which says 50% of cold lightning damage taken as fire as well. So, what we're going to achieve here is to take 100% of cold and lightning damage as fire and then scale like 90% fire resistance to literally have 90 all rest basically and as an inst stacker.

you go for chaos inoculation, so you're immune to chaos damage as well. So, um, based on these five damage types that your character can get, which is like physical, fire, cold, lightning, and chaos, we uh ennu chaos basically or remove chaos because we're CI. The cold and lightning damage factor is going to get converted into fire. So, the only thing that we care about on this build is fire resistance and physical damage mitigation. And with the purity of fire plus the Ruby flask, um, don't forget about this like 3% life recover per second because I thought I'm going to do some sell oath Tech, but you know, didn't had the points too, and I think it's not like worth it to go that route. So, forget about this flask ofix. But thing is with perod of fire and the Ruby flask, you get yourself to 90% fire resistance. As I said, you don't care about your cold and lightning, and we're immune to chaos as well. So, these three are just like not

existing, which is also very good with its conversion because penetration, like lightning penetration, we never get any lightning damage. So, all of these kinds of things are completely pointless, and our build is kind of like immune to that, right? Um, so that means we never need to worry about any resistance, so our gear slots are like open for everything, right? Um, my gear is a mix of like super high-end game stuff and super budget stuff, right? For example, the gloves, the boots, the helmet, they are basically three, four divines a piece. And then you have things like the Simplex amulet here, which is like a 300 divines amulet, right? Then you have an Aerius reflection 'cause I did not have the currency yet to get my second one going. And these ones, they go for about 100 divines just a base because the imbu one is the highest attack speed one, the best one for a wonder. And getting this with the lightning damage per intelligence is like 100 divines for the base. And as I

said before I would like to get this with the H modifier, which is another like 125 diviners, and then take it times two because I want to like dual wield, right? So that's why I said, you know what, I'm just going to rock the serious reflection for now because it's a nice defensive shield, has resistance, curse reflection, we have a good amount of intelligence, evasion, energy shield, like everything on this shield, right? But in the future, I want to just dual wield once and then get the curse reflection in one of my Mage PL flasks, most likely on the Ruby flask because the region is something I don't really need. But yeah, as I said, budget, budget, budget. Candra touch is not really expensive either. This is like a mid chest, I would say. It's a necrotic armor. It has fractured spell suppression. It's like a 30-40 Divine space, but very, very poorly crafted, just a bunch of rerolls on my Harvest bench. But the goal

kind of is um since we don't need to any resistance. It would be nice on all of these kind of spots to have a fractured Abyss socket um with intelligence and then triple T1 uh es rolls on there right and with the new um bases that I currently don't even have. So the Warlock glove, the Warlock boots, and the Lich ciret combined with the necrotic armor um should get me up to like somewhere around the 15 to 20,000 energy Shield which is quite insane. And why necrotic armor basically? Because of the trickster ascendency over here where we get Evas rating per One Max es on equipped helmet but also One Max es per six evation rating on equipped armor. So you definitely want to have like a pure es base on your helmet to get extra evasion and then also um a kind of like a hybrid evasion energy Shield uh armor base type to get the most out of your um escape artist right. Then we go Soul

Drinker for all these like leech effects and over Leach. We have the spell breaker for spell suppression, as well as the polymath for all these like more damage for each different Mastery that we have allocated, which is quite a lot of the current tree. Then, yeah, just a KB setup. As you see, most of my gem slots are still empty because I'm still tinkering around with what do I actually need at the moment. I just have my KB setup with energy Leach, volatility, Alli damage with attack, sacred wisps, and GMP. Then, I have a cast Dage taken, Immortal call, C of Power with a flame Dash. Then, we have the purity of fire with Empower and Enlighten to get this to level 23 plus so it actually gives five to maximum resistance. I have a mar on hit with sniper mark and an Arctic armor over here. So, I have like three, um, seven Jewel like gem slots, eight gem slots that I still am wondering what I'm going to do with that.

and that's the reason why I said, like, you know what, if we take an A B socket and all of these kind of like items 'cause I don't need the gem slots, you know, we don't have like a lot of AAs or anything because the thing with the um to Vision, it just says our skills other than purity of fire is disabled, right? Um, so we can run something like a Herald because a Herald is not an AA, as well as an Arctic armor. This is also a spell. There's a more kind of like fake AAs that are also spelled, for example, like petrified blood or an aspect craft, right? So here, aspect level 30, um, is an aspect. It is not an AA. So that's why you can use this with the Sue Vision. Good. Other than that, um, yeah, I have forbidden flame flash with the born in the shadows, which is an um, what is it, a sabot node where you um, you nearby en Min are blinded, then um, all your hints blind and you take 15% less damage from

blinded enemies, so it's just another defensive layer. Then I have a good old enduring composure, um, megalomaniac, so we can sustain our, um, what is it, endurance charges thanks to the W Mastery. We are also getting power charges with critical strikes with wands, and here on the mark Mastery, we're getting frenzy charges, um, against marked enemies. And with the mark on hit support, this is like permanently up, right? And so we're sustaining like the power, def, frenzy, and the endurance charges. And endurance charges is like so insanely strong, it's actually crazy. Um, anything else that is special on this build? Not yet, I would say. It's basically just an inst stacker, trying to get as many int as possible for the, um, the flat damage, and then basically scale off that part. But it shouldn't be like a full build guide, it just should explain you guys, uh, what this build is about, how it's put together, and what would a potential endgame gear, uh, look like that I'm

working on right now. Good um yeah so further in the next upcoming days I will try to finish all my 4040 challenges um. There is the war within in World of Warcraft coming up I think tonight for Early Access so I want to play that as well just to give me um a bit of a break more or less because the last like what is it four or five weeks by now were really really really exhausting especially the alen go Kings Mar threat where I found like 300 divines in 4 days. That was so exhausting and I really feel like that I'm burning out quite heavily in the last couple of days just because I'm playing like a freaking madman. That's want I really want to slow down a little bit and give you guys an update on the build that I'm working on and what uh is to come basically all right guys thanks for tuning in thanks for watching and see you on the next video. [Music]

[PATH OF EXILE | 3.25] – INT STACKING WANDER – BUILD & LEAGUE UPDATE!

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League SLB Build Update for The Settlers of Kore

The player has been heavily engaged in the league, completing around 20 challenges and now focusing on T17 and Uber bosses.

They are transitioning to their first real endgame build, playing a Wonder character, which has a unique mechanic of increasing attack damage from spell damage.

The player is investing heavily in haunted weapon modifiers and power runes for enchants, aiming for a strong inst stacking setup for better defensive layers.

The current build is designed to be extremely tanky, with 400k effective health points (EHP), aiming to face tank Uber bosses while maintaining high damage for clearing content.

The build focuses on insane projectile clear speed, allowing for effortless mob killing without the need to aim.

With a combination of movement speed, projectiles, and tankiness, the character has already reached level 94 without dying, showcasing the effectiveness of the inst-stacker playstyle.

Grinding for Success: A Unique Character Strategy

The speaker emphasizes the importance of playing characters that are always more expensive than their current currency, as it motivates them to grind for more.

They use a jungle valley farming strategy to block off the boss and increase the chances of finding valuable divine orbs.

The speaker enjoys the process of building a tanky character with clear abilities, while also planning to invest more currency for tougher challenges in the future.

The Supreme Vision Build: A Tanky and Expensive Strategy

The build's tankiness and high cost are driven by the Supreme Vision, using Emperor Mastery with Forbidden Flame flash.

It aims to convert 100% of cold and lightning damage to fire, while scaling fire resistance to 90% and achieving chaos damage immunity through Chaos Inoculation.

The gear is a mix of high-end and budget items, with key pieces like the Simplex amulet and Aerius reflection driving up the overall cost.

The plan is to dual wield with H modifier diviners and use a defensive shield for now, aiming for curse reflection in a Mage PL flask later.

The budget-friendly necrotic armor chest has fractured spell suppression, with the goal of achieving 15-20,000 energy shield through a combination of Warlock gloves, boots, and Lich ciret.

The Trickster ascendancy and hybrid armor base are key for maximizing evasion and energy shield, while the current gem setup is still being optimized.

Building a Unique Character in Path of Exile

The character build focuses on using non-attack skills and spells to bypass the disabled abilities from the Vision.

Key elements include a Herald, Arctic Armor, and various aspects to sustain charges.

The build aims to stack intelligence for flat damage and is currently working towards endgame gear while managing burnout from intensive gameplay.