Top 12 Necropolis League Builds: Pros, Cons, and Budgets

The Arch Mage Arc Hierophant build offers high clear speed and boss damage with a focus on stacking Mana for extra lightning damage.

### Top 12 Builds for the Necropolis League: Part 2
* 🧙‍♂️ ** Arch Mage Arc Hierophant (Templar): Focuses on stacking Mana to boost damage, using Arc as the primary skill and utilizing Kitava's Thirst and Anatomical for additional curses. Pros include **excellent clear speed and boss damage**, but cons include the **need for investment and specific gear**.
* 🏹 ** Lightning Arrow Deadeye (Ranger): Utilizes Lightning Arrow with the returning projectile gem, offering **great clear speed and boss damage**. There are budget and complete versions available, with the complete version requiring specific unique items like **Lioneye's Fall and Thread of Hope jewels**.
* 🗡️ ** Lightning Strike Trickster (Shadow): A strong, fast, and satisfying build that has made a comeback with the new returning Projectile Support gem. It offers **excellent clear speed, boss damage, and survivability**, with the only con being the need for a good Elemental Claw.
* 🧙‍♂️ ** Arch Mage Arc Hierophant (Templar): Achieves **10/10 ratings for clear speed and boss damage**, with a **9/10 for survivability**. It is noted as **not being a cheap build**, requiring at least **10 Divine orbs to work properly**.
* 🏹 ** Lightning Arrow Deadeye (Ranger): Receives **10/10 ratings for clear speed and boss damage**, with an **8/10 for survivability**. The budget version can start mapping with around **80 Chaos orbs**, while the complete version requires at least **4 Divine orbs**.
* 🗡️ ** Lightning Strike Trickster (Shadow): Scores **10/10 for clear speed**, **9/10 for boss damage**, and **9/10 for survivability**. It is described as **not being expensive**, with around **80 Chaos orbs needed to comfortably advance through maps**.
* 🧙‍♂️ ** Arch Mage Arc Hierophant (Templar): Requires two mandatory unique items: **Kitava's Thirst helmet** and **Anatomical ring**. The build is praised for its **clear speed, boss damage, and survivability**, making it a **top choice for the Necropolis League**.
* 🏹 ** Lightning Arrow Deadeye (Ranger): The returning projectile gem has kept this build **strong and fast**, with

greetings Builders Daniel here, and welcome to the part two of my top 12 builds for the necropolis league. If you missed the part one, don't worry, you can find it linked together with the PS and complete guides for all those builds in the video description. And if this video helps you, please leave a thumbs up to support the channel. Thank you very much, and let's get into it. Let's start taking a classic build to another level, the Arch Mage Arc Hierophant with the Templar class. This build stacks as much Mana as possible to take advantage of the Archade support gem that grants up to 19% of your Mana as extra lightning damage. The skill of choice was the classic Arc that transforms many enemies for a great clear speed. And to make things more interesting, we're using Kitava's Urn and the Anatar ring for a total of six curses on our enemies. To visit the pros of this build, I would start with clear speed. We are chaining many enemies and destroying entire packs of monsters with only one cast.

don't even need to aim. The boss damage is awesome as well on big bosses. We can use crackling lens for a destructive single-target damage. It's just amazing. Now to visit the cons, I'll start by saying that this build isn't cheap. It needs a few Divine orbs to work properly. Another issue is that you must have extra Mana in all pieces of equipment, and that might make the gearing process a little harder. Now talking about the budget, as mentioned before, this build isn't cheap. You need to invest at least 10 Divine orbs to make it work. Don't forget that on Poe bus.net, you can finally stri all the equipment that you need to buy for this build with direct links, for example, being sold by other players. You only need two mandatory unique items for this build. The first and most important is the Kitava Thir helmet that triggers socketed gems when you use at least 100 Mana in one cast. This curses our enemies automatically. Next, we also need the Anatomar ring that causes our curse limit.

to be the same as our maximum power charges. In this case, six for Clear speed. I'll give this build 10 out of 10. We're just super fast and Nar is amazing for clearing big packs of monsters. You're just going to zoom through Maps killing everything without sacrificing your GPU in the process. The boss damage is also amazing, deserves 10 out of 10. Crackling lens is just super strong and can destroy big bosses like they're nothing. For this survivability, I'll give it nine out of 10. And not only have a big pool of life and energy Shield, but also 50% of the damage is taken from Mana before life. And as you know, we have a lot of mana on this field. We also hit enemies so many times per second that the instant leash causes your life to be full almost 100% of the time. Next, we have the super popular lightning Arrow Dead Eye with the ranger class. Even though venance Cascade was nerfed, the introduction of the returning

projectile gem kept this build super fast and strong, which caused most of players to choose it during last League. I released a Lightning Arrow guide that needed some expensive unique items, and this time I'm going to make it different. On this guide, you'll find two versions of this build: a budget and a complete one. Each one has its own PoE and passive tree, so you can start this build even on a low budget and upgrade it later. The pros of this build, I'm not sure if I would start with clear speed or boss damage because both are amazing. This build is also not complicated to put together. I totally recommend you to try it out now. Totic cons, I would say that this build is not very tanky. Even though you have some defensive layers, it's important to take advantage of your range attacks and stay far from danger. If you don't mind your position, you might die. About the budget, you can get a destroy your game maps with only around 80 Kos to comfort with advanced yellow Maps. I recommend investing around

150 Chaos and for easily completing Atlas, I recommend investing around four divines. But if you go for the complete version, you need to invest at least four more divines. On the budget version, you don't need any mandatory unique item for this build. On the other hand, the complete version needs the Lioneye's Fall, along with three of Hope Unique jewels. They're expensive but grant a huge boost to your damage. For clear speed, I give it 10 out of 10. You fire many projectiles with high attack speed, and those projectiles return to you, pierce enemies, bounce off walls, and go everywhere. No one can survive that. The boss damage is also amazing and deserves 10 out of 10. Using two Vaal Lightning Arrows, spamming your ballistas on bosses will kill them so fast that you won't believe it. For survivability, I'll give this build eight out of 10. Even though you have armor, evasion, spell suppression, and can kill enemies from a good distance, this build isn't very tanky if you don't

mind your position. You might die finally. In seventh place, we have the super strong, fast, and satisfying Lightning Strike Trickster with the Shadow class. Lightning Strike is an awesome skill that used to be on top of the meta but went down after a couple of nerves. Now, with the new returning Projectile Support gem, it's back with more power than ever. To lay out the appeal of this build, I would start with its clear speed. Besides a strong AOE, Lightning Strike also creates many lightning projectiles that run on the floor, killing every enemy on its path. Besides that, this build also comes with the Trickster's ability to be super fast and tanky. It has seven Frenzy charges for extra damage and speed, and a lot of defensive layers. Now, to delve into the cons. The first thing that comes to mind is that this build needs a good Elemental Claw to work properly. But don't worry, it's easy to buy one from other players. As for budget, this build is not expensive at all. You can get to end-game maps with only around 80 Chaos orbs to comfortably

Advance Maps, you need to invest around 150 Kos, and for easily completing Ras, I recommend investing around four Divine. For Clear Speedo, give this one 10 out of 10. As mentioned before, you have seven Fram charges and a huge effect of elusive that GRS this build a lot of movement speed. Besides that, lightning strike creates many projectiles that run on the floor, exploding many enemies that aren't even close to you. Yet the boss damage is also amazing and deserves N9 out of 10. With the new returning projectile support gem, you deal a lot more damage to bosses. This one is an awesome boss killer. For this survivability, I'll give it nine out of 10. This build has over 100,000 effective HP because of high armor evasion, spell suppression 45, and even a tricks are buff that causes you to take 40% less damage. Above all, you are immune to freeze and stuns. And that's it for today, guys. Have you played any of those bus during this league? Please don't forget to share your

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[PoE 3.24] TOP 12 NECROPOLIS BUILDS - PART 2 - NECROPOLIS LEAGUE - PATH OF EXILE - POE BUILDS

Path of Exile Builds

Taking the Arch Mage Arc Hierophant to the Next Level in Path of Exile

This build focuses on maximizing Mana to benefit from the Archmage support gem and uses the Arc skill for high clear speed.

It also utilizes Kitava's Thirst and the Anatomical ring to apply six curses to enemies.

The pros of the build include excellent clear speed and impressive boss damage, but it is expensive and requires specific gear for Mana stacking, costing at least 10 Divine orbs to get started.

A High-Speed Lightning Arrow Dead Eye Build Review

This build offers exceptional clear speed and boss damage, with a strong focus on speed and efficiency in clearing maps.

It provides great survivability with a high life and energy shield pool, as well as the ability to leech life almost constantly.

The build offers two versions, allowing players to start on a budget and upgrade over time, but it lacks strong tankiness and requires a strategic positioning to avoid danger.

Recommended Lightning Strike Trickster Build for Atlas Completion

Invest around four divines for the basic version and at least four more for the complete version of the build.

The complete version requires Lioneye's Fall and three Hope Unique jewels for a significant damage boost, but the budget version doesn't need any mandatory unique items.

The build offers a perfect 10/10 for clear speed with high projectile attack speed and excellent boss damage using Vaal Lightning Arrows.

It also provides good survivability with armor, evasion, and spell suppression, but can be vulnerable if positioning is not carefully managed.

Recommended Build for High-Speed Boss Clearing

Invest around 150 Kos for Advance Maps and four Divine for Ras.

The build offers a 10/10 Clear Speedo rating, with high movement speed and amazing boss damage.

It also provides a high level of survivability, with over 100,000 effective HP, strong defensive buffs, and immunity to freeze and stuns.