Puncture Bleed Bow Build: Gear, Skills, and Updates

The player's EAC 1.1 cycle with a puncture-bleed bow setup is performing exceptionally well, reaching level 95 and making progress in the Harbinger Quest.

### [ Path of Exile: Puncture Bleed Bow Build Update]
* 🏹  The player provides an update on their **Puncture Bleed Bow build** in Path of Exile's Echoes of the Atlas expansion.
* 🎯  The build focuses on **puncture with a bleed bow setup**, utilizing various skills and mechanics to **deal damage over time**.
* 🎮  The player is currently **level 95** and progressing well in the league, having completed up to **part seven of the Harbinger Quest**.
* 🏰  They are preparing to face the final new Pinnacle boss, Aboth, to **truly test the build's capabilities**.
* ⚙️  The build utilizes skills like **Puncture, Umbrell Blades, and Smoke Bomb**, along with **unique items to enhance damage and survivability**.
* 💎  The player discusses their gear, including unique items like **Phase Point** and **Chalice of the Void**, and their **passive tree choices**.
* 🔧  They showcase a unique mechanic where every third puncture consumes all stacks, resulting in **immediate damage** rather than waiting for bleeds to take effect.
* 🎥  The player plans to share a boss showcase at the end of the video, demonstrating the build's performance against a **level 300 boss**.

[Music] All right, let's talk last EAC 1.1 cycle. My cycle start has been actually absolutely positively fantastic. If you've seen my last video, then you know that I am playing puncture with a bleed bow kind of setup, and you know I kind of been doing my own thing, and well, it has been performing, and it has been performing really, really, really well. So I wanted to make this video as an update, just kind of give you guys an idea of where I am, what's going on, how it's been. The League's been out couple days now, close to about a week, and you know I've gotten a little bit of time to play. I haven't played as much as I would like, but you know with real life kicking my butt and stuff, you know I've gotten as much time as I could. I want to go over my gear, where I am, what's going on, how the build looks, what the character's got going on, just kind of give you guys a rough idea. Currently, I'm up to part

seven of the Harbinger Quest. Essentially, what you have to do is you have to go through all the different timelines. You have to kill the different Harbingers as you progress through the corruption. You unlock new Harbingers, working your way towards the final new Pinnacle boss, Aboth. I have the Black Sun, Left the Stolen Lance, Frost Blood or Blood Frost, and Death in the Fall of the Empire. And then I'll give it a shot at the final boss or the new Pinnacle boss and see how my character truly holds up. And we'll save that fight in that update for, you know, when I get there. But currently, I'm level 95. I've been progressing really, really, really well. I've got a full setup of gear, and overall my character is doing good. I'm capped resistances. I've got 300 Mana. I've got 46% movement speed. I've got a little bit of dexterity going on. My health pool can definitely be a lot better. I've got 78% bow attack speed. I'm crit avoidance Capa. I've got a

little bit of threshold, a little bit of damage reduction. I've got some good Dodge. I can scale my Dodge up, doing some really cool neat tactics, playing my character, and I can do some stuff to get like as high as 60 to 80% Dodge depending on the heat in the moment, what's going on. I've got umbrell blades, I've got puncturing bleeds, I've got pretty much everything going for me. Now, before we go further into the character and what's going on, we'll take a look at what an echo looks like. You see, I have a fresh monolith, this is 310 corruption. You know, we'll just go hop right in and I'll show you what it looks like inside of maps. There are two ways to progress through maps, and I'm going to show you the two different ways to do that. And the first way to do it is the very basic standard way where we're just going to kind of go through, stack a bunch of bleeds and dots, and you know.

kill all the mobs. The worst and hardest thing. I shouldn't even say worst, but the hardest thing about this build is the fact that stuff dies behind you and you have to go backwards to loot. It's not everybody's cup of tea, but I personally don't really mind it. I really like the play of the build a lot. I like what it's doing and what it's accomplishing, and it feels overall really good to play. I like the coverage, the screen clear, and just how it essentially feels and big tanky mobs like this guy. You shoot it a couple times, you just kind of run away, it'll die, you don't have to worry about it, and then you go back if you see something good on your screen, and you collect your loot. Overall though, Echoes in themselves don't take very long. The Echoes that do take a long time are, you know, the standard Arenas. Arenas take forever. Arenas are long. I don't like Arenas, but the building itself feels

really good I do have a boss showcase for this. I'm going to save that for the end of the video. So, if you want to see what it looks like tackle a 300 boss, stay tuned to the end of the video. Please, I'm trying to do stuff with my hands. Will you stop hitting me mobs, please? I'm trying to sell and showcase how cool this character is, and all you're doing is ruining it for me. God, but yes, if you want to see what a 300 Showcase of a boss looks like with a Harbinger, that'll be at the end of the video, and we'll really get a feel for it. But you see right then and there, we go in, we've cleared a lot of stability. We managed to do the mod, no problem. And just to kind of give you guys an idea, I'll hide my face. That last Rift, you know, it had more health, more everything. You know, this one had, you know, high health enemies deal increased damage. We had shred on there a second ago.

just fell off. We had increased damage that fell off in crit strike chance, so you know, overall it was pretty scary and a little deadly, but we went through it, no problem. The building itself, we looked at the stats and let's just see of where we're are essentially. In my last video, we decided that we were going to play puncture. We were going to pair it with shift. We were going to pair it with smoke bomb and Umbrell Blades. We also had shurikens. We originally were using shurikens. Shurikens in the last video were acting as another defensive layer. And overall, through testing and the help of you guys and just kind of talking to me while we were streaming or while I was streaming, we found that there was a better way to play it. And we just ditched the idea of shurikens altogether, essentially. We kept the idea of puncture, and we added in dark quiver. Dark quiver summons seven black arrows that rain from the sky over 4 seconds.

granting 100% increased damage to the next shot that you take. But they really tie in really well and synergize with everything that we're doing. Essentially, we were taking dark quiver and adding it to what we were doing, and it was giving us a ton of damage over time for our next shot. We were getting Crimson shroud, we were getting chance to penetrate or physical penetration and bleed chance. We were gaining a little bit of life, we were gaining some frenzy, and the most important thing about the arrows was we were picking up and creating a shadow. So every time we picked up a Black Arrow it created a shadow at the arrow's location. And lastly, we just added tons and tons of arrows to get tons and tons of Shadows. The reason why this was important is the Shadows were used for a couple of reasons. One, they were a defensive layer, and two, they were an extremely offensive layer. Dark Arrow paired with umbrell blades makes for a really, really, really good offense. Now umbrell blades is that big.

spinny thing that you see. So when I do anything or I place a Shadow and I start firing, and I pick up these little arrows, I leave these little umbrell blades pretty much all over the screen. These things are like little homing missiles. They will seek out, they will find the enemy, they will kill the enemy, and they will deal tons and tons of tons of damage. We also scale their duration and their area of effect, and essentially we give them the ability to just be a heat-seeking missile. This is all because we use the fact that whenever we create a shadow and that shadow expires, they leave behind an umbrell blade. So you know, an umbrell blade that's seeking an enemy, dealing a ton of damage based on how many Shadows stacking a bunch of Shadows, we get a lot of damage. We also get dust shroud usage. Dust shrouds give us a lot of defenses, and we gain more damage per dust shroud. We also just take the ability to have our damage turn into cold, and I've been testing out this.

freeze on and off. You might want to remove a point from here and put a point into the freeze and chill. I've been testing different combinations. I think these freeze and chill are really good. And would remove two points from here to put two points in the Freeze and chill. And then we give them the chance to bleed. Now dust shoud in itself is a huge, absolutely wonderful defensive layer. And I really, really, really enjoy using it a lot. Now we pair everything with smoke bomb. Smoke bomb is going to give us a, you know, just a bomb of smoke at our feet. It's essentially going to just grow in duration. It's going to give us a bleed chance per Crimson troud. We're going to get tons of crimson trout standing inside of the smoke bomb. We're going to get a shadow clone left behind at each second at a random location inside the smoke cloud. We're going to scale the duration and the area of our smoke cloud. We're going to give the ability to get frail to the enemy so if

you smoke bomb on top of an enemy. They're frail for a second. We're going to get silver shrouds, which cause us to dodge the next attack that we take. We're going to cleanse all elements on us with smoke shroud, or smoke screen, or smoke bomb, or the smoke effect. We need a little bit of health and a little bit of Mana. These three together just tie in and do everything beautifully. That way we want. We're going to use Sprint, or shift I should say. Shift is going to be our movement ability. Now, shift is really cool. Shift is going to leave a clone or a shadow where we were. It's also going to allow us to get in and out of danger. The cool down on shift is 3.1 seconds, so you can't always use it all the time. And during big boss fights and Harbinger fights, you really want to use shift as a really good Escape mechanic. While shift is on cool down, we have the Dodge roll to essentially get us around.

if you do it right and don't panic, have access to shift and double dodge roll. But on top of that, shift is, you know, giving us extra bleed chance on our next attack. It's giving us bleed duration and Pen. We're getting movement speed. We're leaving a shadow. We're gaining a ton of Mana back. We're invulnerable while shifting, and shift itself is just a really good, like, oh God button. So use it smartly. And lastly, we are going to talk about puncture. Puncture is the bread and butter behind what we are doing. Punctures are big damage dealer. Punctures how we apply all of our bleeds. Punctures where all of the damage comes into play. And the way that we have it built here is a little bit different. Right now, puncture, we have the standard. We have perforate for bleed chance. We have bloodthirst for more bleed chance. We have Hunger for More bleed chance. And these combination of three nodes stacked together give you tons and tons of bleed.

really really really fast. We take Press the Attack for Frenzy, and this key note allows us to get Mind Piercer. Mind Piercer is one of the ways that we sustain our mana on this build. A little bit rough, and this helps us a lot. We get mana on hit, and we get a ton of physical penetration for four per 15 points of Maximum Mana. I have 300 Mana currently. 15 into 300, that's a lot of Mana, you know what I'm saying, that's a lot of physical penetration. We take this node for more area of effect and more damage, and we have a floating node over here. We have Epikus Toxin for 25% chance, pretty much this is up all of the time period ever, and we're taking Sanguine Obsession. We take this because of the following: this bow base gives chance to poison on bow hit, and this is the highest percent chance to get extra chance at bleed. So this bow base paired with this gives all forms of

poison becomes bleed as our main damage dealer. Now we also take this to get Fizz shred. We cap out on our Fizz Shred with this very, very easily. We use this to give us more damage. It reduces our attack speed a little bit, and this is our big bread and butter. Penal Ambush is what allows us to clear as much of the screen. Without that node, we would only be firing one line of puncture, and it's not as good. The big problem with this node is it uses a lot of mana, and we had to scale our Mana for two reasons: one, so that we can maintain firing in this node all the time and not have Mana issues; two, so that we can get a ton of physical penetration from this; and three, well, if our damage is revolved around mana and we have no Mana, we do no damage. So that's why we have tons and tons of Mana. I also figured that slightly at 20 Mana region is pretty much the sweet spot to maintain it, especially during longer.

boss encounters. I can't speak for aboth or the Pinnacle boss in itself because I'm not there yet, but doing up to 300 and change harbingers hasn't been a problem. And like I said, there's a clip at the end of this that you'll be able to see how that all works out. Now, we do indeed have one floating point. You see that we have one floating point that we don't have put in. I have this point from my mate mutilate says bleed Stacks are consumed, and instead of applying bleed, the greater puncture consumes all Stacks. So essentially what happens is this note says every third puncture deals more damage in a larger area, and it just makes it so that our big puncture consumes all of the bleed chances. So if I take this node and I go into an echo, and I go to the echo, you should see a very large difference right away in terms of clear and how it handles, and you'll see that instead of the mobs bleeding out, the mobs will just get

chunked and immediately die. So if you look at some of the bigger mobs, you can see right away they just immediately disappear. We're a little squishy, forgive the death. We're a little squishy, forgive the death, but that's what you get for standing still trying to showcase the explosions. Let's just go back in and we'll try to showcase it a little bit more even though we died. You definitely with this build want to be running, you definitely want to be gunning, you definitely want to be. See, there it was, there's the big explosion, and you definitely not want to. You definitely don't want to stand still at any point, and there you go, see right there, beautiful. Didn't have to wait on the bleed, all the damage just happens at once. The big problem, the big problem with this mutilate node or this node is it's really good for mapping or echoing. It's really, really good for echoing and clearing and fast clearing. It's not very good for bossing. So when

I'm doing bossing. I have this node hanging just like this. And because we have 24 points into puncture, having this node hanging is not that bad if you don't want to spec and in. Spec out and you just rather be in a bossing stance, put that points in the rapid strike. Rapid strike is pretty sweet. You can also like move some points out of here and put them in the rapid strike, but this this has just been out of this world. Now in terms of passives and stuff, I currently have three points in the here, which I'm going to probably change up a little bit. I'm using this note specifically to get to dism batt for Five Points here. I have a couple points in the Dodge r rating and glancing blows. I'm probably actually to take two points out of here and put them into here to get more Dodge rating and glancing blows. We have Dex in health here. We have Dodge rating, damage taken while moving is reduced, and we have more damage so increased damage for 1% of increased

movement speed. So stacking movement speed gives us a bunch of damage. Inside of Blade Dancer, we take glancing blows and dexterity. And inside of Falconer, we have Dodge rating, Health Dodge rating, maximum health gains as endurance threshold. And the last six points that I'm going to be using while leveling, I'm going to be putting into this for increased Dodge rating and Mana regen. I'm going to be removing a point out of here, and I'm going to be putting into this to get the six points. I'm going to be testing this out in terms of Dodge rating and Mana regen. This currently seems like a really good idea, especially with how often we're dodging to gain Mana back to Consumer mana. Mana, like I said, is not too much of a problem. I'm mostly worried about Aberoth and having the Mana to do that fight. So if I don't need this for that fight, I'll get rid of it. If I do, I'll take it. But if you don't need these last six points, then put the

points. Three points here, two points there, and keep everything rolling. In terms of marksman, we're going to take a bunch of bow attack speed and health gained. We're going to take enough points here to gain the haste after evading. We don't need any of these because we're crit avoidance capped on gear. We're going to take this for more damage with concentration, more damage over time here. Dodge rating, and we're going to take this for less hit damage taken with concentration. Concentration also gives us movement speed. One point here so that we can get Aeros storm. Aeros storm gives us 10% increase bow and attack speed. You could put more points in here for more bow attack speed if you so choose to. We take one point here for silver shroud. Silver shroud's a buff that gives you 100% chance to dodge the next hit. Dodging with silver shroud consumes gives you 100 or per stack. So if you get a bunch of silver shroud stacks, you just use this and you're pretty much golden.

get increased physical damage and fish shred here. This node is absolutely bonkers, and it is a ton of ton of ton of free damage. And lastly, we get increased Mana, increase Mana regen, and Bone Mana cost is equal to damage. And well, we get 100% more damage because our bow skills cost 15 Mana. So overall, the passive tree is pretty straightforward. There's a lot of wiggle room and a lot of things you can be doing. If your gear sucks and you don't have crit avoidance, you can take out nodes from here. From these three up here, you'll lose a little bit of damage, but you can put the points right into here to get yourself heighten sensus. Overall, my gear in itself is pretty good. It could definitely be better. I definitely need to work on LP and getting better pieces of gear. But overall, my gear in itself is pretty good. Here, my bow is tier six damage over time, tier five speed, tier five bleed, and a poison pen. A poison pen does nothing. I just got really unlucky trying to get

the poison pen to go off, and it didn't go off, and everything broke, and I ran out of forging potential, but this is my bow for now. I'm going to be looking for a new bow in the future, but overall, this bow does the job. My helmet, my helmet is absolutely beautiful. It gives me all of the poison resistance that I need to cover my character. I get bleed duration, damage over time, plus 4 puncture, mana, and health. My amulet for physical and arctic resistance, tons of damage over time, tons of mana regen, void resistance, health, and a little bit of poison resistance. The body armor, dodge rating, damage over time, fizz with puncture, mana, health, health, and overall I could probably get a better armor. I would like to get a better armor. My big issue with my armor right now is I think I want to get physical pen with puncture to be higher. I would like to have the tier five health, but we get what we get and we roll with it. Ideally, exalted health would have been better, but there wasn't.

one on the marketplace. So I just kind of roll with what I have. We have a ring that's necrotic resistance to help us cap out our necrotic resistance. We get increased Mana regeneration, damage over time, lightning resistance, critical avoidance, and I got increased physical damage as a fracture. I had physical damage on it, um, or sealed, I should say. I had physical damage on it. I sealed it for damage over time because that's the better mod, modif fire, and the multiplier. But overall, this ring is absolutely beautiful. This ring single-handedly covers all of our lightning resistance. So until we get a blessing, this is the ring. Our belt, physical damage, Mana regen, Critical Strike avoidance, Ellie resistance. If I take this belt off, we are missing resistances. So this belt is beautiful, and the Critical Strike avoidance absolutely top tier. And my last ring is Mana regen, damage over time, Critical Strike avoidance, and Ellie resistance. This plus this plus this gives me all of the Critical Strike avoidance that I need, need to not worry about the Critical.

Strike blessing and to not worry about having it on the tree and freeze up my ability to have a little bit more wiggle room on my character with what I want to do. As far as uniques go, um Twitch chat and YouTube chat recommended or YouTube chat recommended phase. Point base point, this quiver has been out of this world. It gives us tons and tons and tons of Dodge rating. We get a dust shroud on Dodge. We get a Black Arrow on Dodge. We get void damage per dust Rod when using a Black Arrow. So we get a little extra void damage, but overall it just gives us a Dodge on Dodge on Dodge and dust shrouds. And dust shrouds are really good. And we get black arrows on dodging. So right now before we do anything, we're at 25% Dodge. So one in four attacks, we currently Dodge. We can get our Dodge rating up to like 75ish 70% when we're playing and we're like in the Heat of the Moment and we're in our.

smoke bombs, and we're picking up our black arrows. We can, like, really just kind of like get our Dodge rating up really high, and you know, as fast as to do things, and you pretty much always have black arrows because you're in the Heat of the Moment. You're dodging, you're doing this, you're picking up arrows, you're shooting, and it overall fantastic quiver. I put this in the Nemesis mechanic, and it popped out with bubble attack speed, and I was just like, well, I win, game over. You got it, our gloves, our gloves are really good. Our gloves give us bleed duration, poison duration. We're not too worried about the poison duration. We do want them to have good bleed duration. They come with damage overtime, crit multi Biz, and poison resistance, and it says Critical Strike multipliers converted to physical penetration with bleed. So any crit multi that we have just becomes physical pen. So these gloves are just like tons and tons of tons of damage. I once again put these into the Nemesis mechanic.

popped out with Ward on potion use. I just shrugged and said, All right, we'll fix them later. What I want on them, I'm not honestly too sure. I'm probably just going to wait until I level up a bit more with Merchant Guild, and I can buy the uniques with LP. See what's available to buy with LP, and then just kind of go slam and see what I get and figure it out later. Our boots, same thing. Our boots give us movement speed, bleed duration, physical ailment damage to moving enemies, deck strength, and in these boots are cracked. They just give you flat 38% movement speed. I would like to have them with more movement speed. I put them in the Nemesis mechanic. They did not get movement speed. I'm fully planning on getting them with LP and slamming on movement speed because more movement speed is more damage. Dex is really good for our character as Dex gives us everything that we want, including Dodge rating. So ideally I would get a two LP pair and just slam on like Dex and movement.

speed decks, and something decks, and health Dex, and movement speed decks, movement speed, movement speed, movement speed, and then our chalice. This thing is insane. This thing gives you damage reflect, which are kind of like whatever, but it gives you chance to bleed, bleed duration, and physical damage over time leashes. Health. This is your big, big, big, big sustaining point. This thing is cracked. It is crazy. It is super strong. It is like the thing that will let you sustain and keep you in the fight. Without this, I feel like the whole build would fall apart and have just no sustain at all. This thing has saved my butt more times than I ever want to openly admit and is an absolute must-have. You need it. You have to get it. You can't play the build without it. Well, I mean you can, but it's going to feel bad. This thing is great, absolutely great, and once again, I threw it in the M mechanic. It shot out with necrotic damage, which doesn't do anything, cold resistance, which was really nice, considering the

fact that we're 143% over cold resistance, and once again, once I level up and get some mer Guild, I'll get it with LP, and I'll figure out what I want on it, but that's the gear in itself. My Idols aren't great; this one's just damage over time, this one's bow attack speed bleed, this one's bleed and bleed, this is void resist, this is damage over time necrotic, this's damage over time void, this one's poison on hit which scales with puncture, which is fine, and void, and this one's bleed on hit and Fizz. I'm going to fix these up later; I haven't really spent a whole lot of time on these, but this is where I'm at right now. Like I said, the character in itself feels really, really, really good. I have that clip coming up for you, and it's just a second about how it do bosses and how it's feeling, and the only thing, the only thing that has given me a hard time was um, I did ending the storm, which is

everybody's favorite boss lagon doing the lagon fight on that small platform. Yeah, you could cheese lagon and you hide on the steps in the top left. Great, that's fine, but fighting The Harbinger in 200 corruption kind of sucked. It has been the worst one, but everything else has been pretty good. And it wasn't even lagon that was the hard part, it was the harbinger on the tiny ledge. But otherwise build feels great. I'm really, really happy with the build and where it's progressing and how it's turning out. And overall, I'm thrilled out of my mind and I just wanted to get this update out to you guys and let you know what's going on, how I am, and what's, you know, pretty much how it's cooking as far as updates for the rest of the build goes and how it does with aboth after I kill aboth this week. I will post another video update on how the build is, where it ended up, what the gear looks like, and then we'll go from there. For now, friends.

I'm going to get this video out to you guys, and I appreciate all the bits, you know, all the subs, all the people hanging out, all the new subscribers to the Channel, all the people that hang out inside the YouTube. You guys are great, and if you've made it this far in the video, I truly appreciate you. Thank you for being here, and if you want to get more updates in real time, please, by all means, join the Discord. It's the best way to interact with the community, and it's the best way to see all the updates coming to the videos and pretty much everything that's going on. But like I said, for now, friends, let me get this video to you guys, and I'll see you all. Is not happening, not happening, not happening. I am not acing, not happening, you am not happening.

[Last Epoch 1.1] Week 1 Update - Bleed Bow! Puncture + Umbral Blades Cycle Stater Build Guide!

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Update on Puncture with Bleed Bow Build in EAC 1.

The player's puncture with a bleed bow build has been performing exceptionally well in the latest EAC 1.

1 cycle, despite real-life time constraints.

The character is currently at level 95, with capped resistances, good movement speed, and a solid gear setup.

The build offers effective tactics for progressing through maps, with a focus on stacking bleeds and dots to clear mobs.

Showcasing the Harbinger's 300 Boss Battle

The speaker plans to showcase a 300 boss battle at the end of the video.

They successfully cleared a challenging rift with high health enemies and increased damage.

The character's build has evolved to focus on dark quiver, creating shadows, and using umbrell blades for both offense and defense.

Optimizing the Freeze and Chill Build in the Game

Testing different combinations for the Freeze and Chill build to maximize its effectiveness.

The build focuses on using Dust Shroud for defense, pairing it with Smoke Bomb for various benefits, and incorporating Shift as a movement ability and damage booster.

Puncture is highlighted as the primary damage dealer, with a unique node combination for maximizing bleed chance and leveraging Mind Piercer for mana sustain and physical penetration.

Optimizing Damage and Mana Usage in Puncture Build

The "Penal Ambush" node is crucial for clearing screens with Puncture, but it requires a lot of mana and careful mana scaling.

Maintaining a balance of mana is essential for maximizing damage output and sustaining prolonged boss encounters.

The "Mutilate" node significantly increases clear speed by allowing Puncture to consume all stacks, resulting in immediate enemy elimination, but it is not as effective for bossing.

Balancing the skill tree between Puncture and Rapid Strike can provide flexibility for mapping and boss encounters, while prioritizing mana and damage-related passives.

Optimizing Passive Tree for Increased Damage and Mana Regeneration

Stacking movement speed for damage is a key strategy, especially for the Blade Dancer and Falconer classes.

The passive tree also focuses on bow attack speed, damage, and mana regeneration for improved performance.

There is flexibility in the passive tree to adjust for gear and specific needs, with a focus on maximizing damage and managing mana costs.

A Review of My Current Equipment for Gaming

My bow is sufficient for now, but I plan to upgrade in the future.

The helmet provides excellent poison resistance and other beneficial stats.

I am satisfied with the body armor, but I aim to improve its physical penetration and health.

The rings and belt are crucial for resistance and critical strike avoidance, allowing for more flexibility in character building.

The recommended quiver has significantly boosted my dodge rating, providing extra void damage and dust shrouds.

Maximizing Dodge rating and black arrow acquisition is crucial for the build's success.

The gloves provide a significant amount of damage through bleed duration and critical strike multipliers converted to physical penetration.

The chalice is essential for sustainability and is a must-have for the build to succeed, providing damage reflect and crucial sustain during fights.

Need for Build Update and Gratitude to Viewers

The speaker is satisfied with the progress of their character build and is planning to share a video update soon.

They express gratitude to their viewers for the support and invite them to join the Discord for real-time updates.

The speaker is enthusiastic about the build's development and upcoming content.