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Experimental affixes cannot exist as affix shards, they are only available on experimental items dropped by imprisoned mages.
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Experimental affixes cannot exist as affix shards, they are only available on experimental items dropped by imprisoned mages.
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Khane
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Ward per missing health, Haste and Frenzy are all very useful
Armor applies to DoTs is extremely useful
Minion teleport is nice for minion builds
Mana gain on potion use has some niche uses
Lots of them are useful but not necessarily something you'd try to build around. Armor applying to DoTs is probably the most universally useful, though they toned DoTs down in this patch as well.
Armor applies to DoTs is extremely useful
Minion teleport is nice for minion builds
Mana gain on potion use has some niche uses
Lots of them are useful but not necessarily something you'd try to build around. Armor applying to DoTs is probably the most universally useful, though they toned DoTs down in this patch as well.
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Keep in mind they are all hybrid affixes as well, which lets you stack a fair amount more on things like armor, or ward decay threshold stacking.
Pretty much all of them are useful in some fashion:
Pretty much all of them are useful in some fashion:
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I was right, you can craft Experimental affixes onto boots in one of the weaver echoes. It replaces, at random, one of the prefixes and requires at least some forging potential.
How do people push high corruption so fast? I'm getting maybe 20 corruption per timeline completion and that 30m if I'm really going fast.
I need some goals to keep grinding monoliths. +gooder is not enough. This endgame somehow feels grindier than PoE1's endgame. Is there some item that changes how a build plays but is only achievable through farming? Something like a Mageblood but it doesn't have to be that ridiculous. That relic from Abberoth kinda fits the bill since Haste is difficult to maintain in some contexts.
How do people push high corruption so fast? I'm getting maybe 20 corruption per timeline completion and that 30m if I'm really going fast.
I need some goals to keep grinding monoliths. +gooder is not enough. This endgame somehow feels grindier than PoE1's endgame. Is there some item that changes how a build plays but is only achievable through farming? Something like a Mageblood but it doesn't have to be that ridiculous. That relic from Abberoth kinda fits the bill since Haste is difficult to maintain in some contexts.
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Yeah there are build changing/enabling items. The end game is (or was a year ago when I last played) really just trying to farm for specific ones to change your current character or for another build. The main problem I think is there aren’t a ton, and some are not drastic changes like other games like PoE or D3. There wasn’t a ton of incentive to grind for them, for me personally. Every time I play I play a few builds across a few characters, I get to the end game with one of them, grind for a couple specific items, get bored and quit for a year before I do it again.
Take a junk item you don't need and use a few glyphs of envy on it until you max out your stability or you run out of forging potential, then kill the boss of the timeline, do this until you have 4x gaze of orobyss and then run monos until you find the shade of Orobyss and kill him. That will consume the 4x gazes you built up and give you a bunch of corruption.
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Does anyone know the rule for gambling uniques in the context of boss drops? If only mono and or dungeon bosses drop the item you need, can you get it as a reward from either rune of ascension, prophecy or the soul gambler? I know Abberoth items are obviously off the table.
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Because crafting is for items you wear. To pick up a random item to essentially drain its forging potential for corruption to then immediately toss the item feels counterintuitive. You're doing some arbitrary crafting on the item, but afaik, no one uses glyphs of envy for actual item crafting.