Crafting Triple Implicit Bases in Path of Exile

Belon reveals how to semi-deterministically craft triple implicit synthesis items effectively.

### Crafting Triple Implicit Bases: A Guide to Synthesis Modifiers
* 🛠️  In this tutorial, Belon explains how to **obtain triple implicit bases** using synthesis modifiers, building on a previous video that covered the **basics of synthesis items** through Harvest.
* 📊  To achieve semi-deterministic crafting of synthesis implicits, you'll need three key components: the **Vivid Vulture**, **CR Chimeral**, and **Rare Beasts**, with each playing a **crucial role** in the crafting process.
* 📈  Currently, Vivid Vultures cost around **180 chaos or 1.2 divines**, while CR Chimerals are priced at **120 chaos or approximately 8.9 divines**, and Rare Beasts can add up quickly, costing about **35 chaos each**.
* 🔍  For crafting, it's important to refer to resources like poedb to find a complete list of synthesis implicits, allowing you to target specific mods for your items, such as a **92% reservation multiplier** or a **+1 to Aura gems**.
* ⚖️  The crafting process is intricate, requiring strategic use of **Vivid Vultures and CR Chimerals** to avoid losing desired modifiers, as each Vivid Vulture can only **replace one implicit at a time** and the outcome is **random**.
* 💡  Belon emphasizes the need for **careful planning** due to the **high costs associated with crafting**, especially since the demand for Rare Beasts can **significantly affect their prices** in the market.
* 🔄  Ultimately, while the process can be **arduous and costly**, it allows players to create **powerful items with rare modifiers**, enhancing their gameplay experience in the current league.
* 📅  Belon encourages viewers to **engage with the content**, **subscribe for more crafting strategies**, and **provide feedback for future videos** on optimizing synthesis crafting techniques.

Hey guys, Belon here. Uh, today I'm going to be showing you guys how to get, uh, triple implicit bases with synthesis, uh, whatever, uh, modifiers that you guys want. So, in our previous video, we talked about how to get three implicit synthesis items, uh, using the Harvest, and how they used to come. Um, I got a bunch of comments from you guys on that video, here as you can see above, uh, just asking how can you change the implicits, how do you get them how you want, do you do that through Harvest. So, I figured for continuity's sake, and because the previous video did surprisingly well, which I super appreciate, uh, we'll just, uh, follow that up here. So, I'm going to show you guys how it is that you can go from getting just the three basic synth implicits to being able to semi-deterministically make them however you'd like. So, if, uh, if you guys enjoy this video, please, uh, toss a sub on it, uh, leave a like, really appreciate that. The last video did far better than I was.

expecting so I'll make some more of these if you guys enjoy them. But that being said, let's jump into it. So what we're going to be doing, as I said, is deterministically adjusting the synthesis implicits. And what we're going to need for that are basically three things. Number one is going to be your Vivid Vulture. All right, so Vivid Vulture is a beast that comes from the Beast area, as you can see right here. The second thing that we're going to need are CR Chimeral. Chimeral similarly comes from the Beary. And the third thing we're going to need are Rare Beasts. Rare Beasts are these yellow beasts here. When you open your Menagerie, if you go to Recipes, you might refer to them as yellow beasts as well. The reason why they're called Rare Beasts is if you see here, you'll hover over and it'll say any rare creature with Vivid Vulture and Cent Chimeral and

you'll see the effect of Vivid Vulture is reroll a synthesis implicit modifier, and what a Cent Chimeral does is create an imprint of a magic item. So, if you recall yesterday, we did discuss how imprints work on magic items in order to get those triple syn same effect here, um, and I have pre-rolled a few, so we'll do some live demonstrations towards the end, um. Now, if you're curious where the uh beasts that we're discussing here come from, uh, to get the Vivid Vulture, that is going to come from Einhard's memory of harvest beasts, uh, all of these links I'll put below in the description, by the way, in case you're unfamiliar with how to access them, uh, but Einhard's memory of harvest beast, you can see right now, is 370 three uh chaos orbs, uh, and Vivid Vultures exclusively come from there. Sorry, I shouldn't say exclusively anymore. They did add ways to get them. However, the vast majority will come from

there CR Chim marals are just a regular beast, and if you're using your Atlas, you can get those, uh, primarily through the, uh, hunt for crat there with the less common varieties, and you can do things with doubling them up, but this isn't a beast farming video, so we won't go too, uh, in-depth to that. Um, now what, uh, as you can see here, the Vivid vulture will reroll a synthesis implicit modifier, right? Um, and what we're going to be trying to do basically is find a list of synthons that we want. Uh, there are some ones that are very obviously good, um, to access that list. You're, what you're going to, the one that I use is, uh, from poedb here. You can see there's a list of synthesis implicits. So, in our case, we're working on a helmet, right? So, I could type Helm right here, and then we'll be able to go through, and this will have a complete list of synth mods. Uh, if you're following a crafting guide or maybe

you're checking out pee ninja listings. You're probably going to be able to just emulate somebody else. This is a higher level of crafting, in particular cost-wise, so do be conscientious of that. However, if you want to give it a shot and you're unsure, this is a list that you can check out yourself and decide what you want. In the case of the helmet that I have here, what we're going for is the 92% reservation multiplier, 15% Aura effect, and plus one to Aura gems. That's what I want to make for this new armor stacker that I'm working on, the ever-popular step Crafter. So, the third mod, I do have two of the mods that I want on here already, as you can see, and the third mod that we want there, if I do a little control F, Aura gems, there we go, plus one to level of socketed Aura gems. Now, there are a bunch of other good implicits that we could consider, but for the purposes of keeping this

simple. That's the third one that we want now. Uh, it is worth mentioning that, uh, these are quite expensive and they tend to go up in price fairly consistently. At the moment, Vivid vultures are 180 chaos, so about uh, 1.2 divs. Uh, cret chimeral are 120 chaos, about 8.9 divs. Um, and then you also have the rare beast, and that's another thing that, uh, rare beasts are basically like the soda for your fast food meal. Vultures are like your hamburger, and cret chals are kind of your fries, right? Everyone expects that you're going to get fat from the hamburger. People tend to be uh, fairly conscientious of big greasy food like that, but often actually the soda is what gets people because it's a little bit more subversive, and rare beasts can kind of be the same way. If you'll notice that each one of these crafts takes a vivid vulture and then any rare creature times three, right? Which means every single

time you use a vulture, and every time you use a cchi, you're going to need three rare beasts or yellow beasts, depending on how you prefer to refer to them. If we come over here, we can see that rare beasts are actually 35 to one divine right. So, that means that every 12 crafts that we do with one of those, we're actually spending a Divine on the rares themselves. So, similar to the soda, those calories can really add up, so you do want to apply some strategy to this. However, for this video, I'm just going to show you how it works. If you guys are interested and there's a good response rate, I'll make a follow-up to this again where we discuss strategy with vultures, some discussion on the weightings of the implicits, where you can access those, and how to figure that out, and as well different times to optimize rolling them themselves. When you're making a triple synth item, just from the GetGo, it's

very unlikely that you're going to hit one of the modifiers that you want right away. Similarly, if you turn a divination card, in most realistic cases, you're either going to buy a base already that has three implicits, that has one of the mods at least that you want on it, or you're going to use a vulture to get there. That is because the synthesis weights, or sorry, the synthesis implicits, are weighted quite heavily. There are multiple tiers of them. This is not public information, and it's one of the things that sort of obfuscates, makes it more confusing with synth mods combined with the price. In the case that we have here, both the mods that I have on there right now are actually incredibly rare, so this is very cool. Plus one Aura is also a very rare one, so it's unlikely that we're going to hit that. I do actually have about, I think, 180 ultas on me currently, but we were not going to use that for

the video now. If you just have a base that you bought that just has three basic implicits, none of which are the ones that you want, obviously at that position you're just going to be using a vivid vulture, and you're just going to roll that Vivid vulture repeatedly until you get whatever one of the mods, until you hit one of the mods that you're looking for. So the ratio in that situation is going to be one vulture, zero crate chicks. Right now, if you get into a position where you have one of the modifiers that you want, you don't want to have that vulture reroll away that implicit. That's another thing that's worth mentioning in case you're unaware, and I what didn't make that clear. When you use a vivid vulture, we'll do it right now. You'll see there that it rolled 20% armor, and that 20% armor replaced the 92% reservation multiplier. So every time that you use a vulture, it will only

replace one of the synth mods, not all three of them, and there's no way for you to control which one it picks. There is some strategy to it, but again, I'll discuss that in the next video. Now, if you've got one of the mods that you want on there, right, and you use a vulture, and it replaces the one that you had that you already wanted, you don't want to have that bad luck, and that's where the CR chimero will come in. CR chimero allows you to create an imprint. So, if you look here, I did this ahead of time just because it can take a little bit of time, but when I use an imprint, it'll revert it now to the state that it was in previously. So, now you can see it has 92% RMR and the 15% Ora effect with the flat es again. So, the process when you have only one modifier on there, right, that means that the vulture is going to have two out of three times the vulture will roll the modifiers that you

are uh trying to roll away. Typically, you're going to want to get obviously three good modifiers. So, that does mean that there's going to be a one in three chance that that vulture will roll the modifier that you're trying to keep off of it. Which means every time you use three vultures, you're going to have to use one crit chimero. Now, once you get your second modifier, that's the state that we're in right now. So, you can see we've got 15% or effect and the 92% RMR. So, in this case, we're just going to be using a vulture. So, I'll do that again. And unfortunately, again, it replaced the 92% reservation multiplier. So, we're going to have to go ahead and use that imprint again and go back and use the vulture. Now, as I mentioned, um, since this time we only have a one in three chance, there we go. As you can see, that was actually our third vulture. It worked out perfectly, um, because it's

going to take three vultures on average for us to hit the modifier that we want to remove or to swap. That is with what the vulture does. That means for every three vultures we use, we're going to use two crit Chim arals. And to, as a reminder, each one of those crafts is going to require three rare beasts. So if you have zero synth mods on the base that you're rolling, it's going to be a ratio of one vulture with three rares and zero cray chicks. If you're rolling and you have one implicit that you want, it's going to be three vultures to one CR chick. And that means that there's four total red beasts, which means 12 rares. And then once you get to the state that I'm in currently where you have two implicits that you want, it's going to be for every three vultures, you're going to need two cray chicks and 15 rares. This is not super important, but because these are rather expensive, you want to make sure that you

have some um, uh, some forethought into planning out the balance of them in particular because rares are rather expensive this league, and uh, that's really there. All there is to it, guys. Um, it's a very arduous process. Uh, it can be. Some people call it the Menagerie prison. There's lots of nicknames for it. You know, since my character is called Step crafter, I figure I'll call it a managera, perhaps. But uh, you know, who doesn't like a good time, right? So, that is the way that you can Ru uh, implicits to get those crazy bases that you guys have probably seen in some of my videos or perhaps posted on Reddit. Um, this league, you can see here, I've got 12% Mana reservation, Grace AA effect, determination AA effect on these boots. I have 25% local energy Shield, unwavering stance, and plus one endurance charge. Um, on the ring, obviously the helmet that we have right there. Uh, we've got um, the RMR and the aura effect.

currently, and uh, one of the cooler ones that I made as well. This is actually the rarest possible synth mods that you can get in the game: endurance charge, frenzy charge, and power charge on one item. And on this one, we've got tier one crit multi, power charge, and intelligence percentage. So uh, that is the way that when you see those crazy BAS on Poe ninja, or if you see them on, sorry, on um, the trade website for multiple mirrors, or the mirror items people post all over Reddit, that's the way that people are going to get those. So uh, remember for the step one video. If you guys didn't check that out already, uh, this is the one that I'm referring to, uh, above here. It will be linked at the end of this um, but that is how you're going to get those triple implicits. And then when it comes to uh, being able to get the ones that you want, it is a semi-deterministic process, but it is very expensive. I uh, however, there is some strategy to it, and

There are better times to do it, and there are actually catalyzing reasons why Beast prices go up or why they go down. It's tied to several different things, but we can discuss that in a third video if you guys like. So, if you enjoyed this, I would really appreciate it if you're new to the channel. If you can drop a sub, leave a like, let me know in the comments if you have any further questions, as you guys did in the previous one. I'll include them in the next video and be happy to discuss some strategy, or if you guys want to know about any other basic crafting concepts, let me know as well. All right, thanks guys, see you next time, peace.

[PoE 3.25] How To Get ANY Synthesis Modifiers You Want

Belton

Deterministic Synthesis of Implicit Modifiers

The video explains how to achieve triple implicit modifiers through synthesis by using specific beasts.

The three key beasts needed are the Vivid Vulture, CR Chimeral, and Rare Beasts.

The Vivid Vulture and CR Chimeral have specific effects that help reroll synthesis implicit modifiers and create imprints of magic items, respectively.

CR Chimera beasts can be obtained through hunting and doubling up, but the focus here is on synthesis implicit modifiers.

The Vivid Vulture is used to reroll these modifiers, and a list of synth mods can be found on poedb.

The desired mods for the helmet are a 92% reservation multiplier, 15% Aura effect, and plus one to Aura gems, with Vivid Vultures and Cret Chimeras being relatively expensive.

Using Vultures and Rare Beasts in Crafting

Vultures and rare beasts are essential for crafting, with rare beasts costing 35 to one divine right.

The strategy is crucial, as the costs can add up quickly.

The synthesis implicits are heavily weighted and rare, making it challenging to hit the desired modifiers.

Using Vultures and CR Chimero for Modifying Effects

Replacing synth mods can be unpredictable, but using a vulture can help.

The CR chimero allows you to create an imprint, reverting the mod to its previous state.

With a one in three chance of rolling the desired modifier, using three vultures will require one crit chimero to maintain the desired effect.

Crafting Implicits with Vultures and Rare Beasts

To achieve the desired modifier removal or swap, the process requires three vultures for every two crit Chim arals, with each craft needing three rare beasts.

The ratio varies based on the number of implicits desired, with the most common needing 12 rares for two implicits.

The process is expensive and requires careful planning, making it a challenging but rewarding task for players.

The rarest synth mods in the game combine endurance, frenzy, and power charges on one item, along with tier one crit multi and intelligence percentage.

These unique items are responsible for the high BAS seen on Poe ninja and trade websites.

The process of obtaining these triple implicits is semi-deterministic and expensive, with varying strategies and timing involved.