Exploring the Top 10 Solo Self Found (SSF) Builds in Path of Exile 3.22

As you know, Secrets of the Atlas expansion brought a lot of changes to Path of Exile. And perhaps because it has been so long since the last update, 3.26 league has a lot of new content, covering all aspects of the game. Some of these new additions are based on the optimization of existing mechanics, and make the original mechanics work better in a new way similar to upgrades, such as Runegraft. Based on this, we will introduce you to the specific role of Runegraft and how to get it. What Is Runegraft? In general, Runegraft should be considered an item in the game, but because of its special role, you can also think of it as a certain currency. The main function of Runegraft is to convert passive masteries in your existing passive skill tree into other masteries. How Does It Work? Before figuring out how Runegraft works, you need to first understand what passive mastery is. It is actually a special passive skill in the skill tree that belongs to the passive skill clusters and is not part of the class starting areas. Once you have assigned the notables in the relevant skill clusters, you can assign the passive mastery. You can then select the bonus you need from the list of passive bonuses in the relevant skill clusters. If you want to change your Runegraft later, you can only utilize another Runegraft to replace it, or utilize Orb of Scouring effect to remove the existing Runegraft. Since the bonus provided by passive mastery is quite powerful, any Runegraft will be useful. How To Get Runegrafts? The way to get this item is related to Settlers of Kalguur’s shipping mechanic that was saved from 3.25 league to 3.26 league. The mechanic requires you to load the collected resources and the crew onto the ship, and when the ship returns, you will find that the resources have been exchanged for the required POE currency and items. After entering Mercenaries of Trarthus League, Runegraft has been added to the rewards that can be obtained in this way. However, the reward drops are random, which means that you may not get Runegraft you want after multiple transactions. At this time, you need to repeat the transportation process until you get Runegraft you want. As for the repeated Runegraft, don’t worry about wasting it. You can trade with other players in exchange for currency or other items. It should be noted that the goods may encounter accidents such as pirate attacks or bad weather during transportation, and the higher the value of the goods, the greater the possibility of encountering risks and the more serious the consequences, causing you to lose a certain proportion of the goods. When encountering pirates, they will hijack your crew and cargo. In the face of this situation, there are three countermeasures: Fight the pirates: After winning, not only will the crew and cargo be released, you will also get rich loot! Of course, if you fail, everything will be lost. Give a ransom: Usually in the form of gold, and then the pirates will return the goods and crew. Although this approach is less risky than fighting, you will not get loot. Abandon all ships: You will lose everything. What Runegrafts Are There? There are many Runegrafts available in the game. Their names and specific functions are as follows: Runegraft of Bellows: If you have not utilized Warcried recently, your Warcried speed will be increased by 100%. Runegraft of Blasphemy: 30% chance to curse an enemy with a random curse when hitting them (provided they are not affected by other curses). Runegraft of Gemcraft: +1 level for all non-special support gems. Runegraft of Loyalty: When you are affected by elemental ailments, you have a 40% chance to transfer them to nearby minions. Runegraft of Quaffing: Non-instant mana recovery in flasks is also restored to health. Runegraft of Recompense: When the projectile ends, each unconsumed chain restores 10% of the skill’s mana consume, up to a maximum of 50%. Runegraft of Restitching: When you take critical hit damage, 40% of the damage is restored as health. Runegraft of Stability: Your lucky or unlucky effects are instead unexciting. Runegraft of the Angler: All attacks made while holding a fishing rod are critical hits. Runegraft of the Bound: Increase the bonus gained by 20% with gloves equipped and decrease the bonus gained by 20% with boots equipped. Runegraft of the Combatant: When you attack an enemy with a higher percentage of health remaining than you, you deal 50% more damage. Runegraft of the Fortress: Reduce attributes by 10%, increase global defense by 40%. Runegraft of the Jeweler: When you equip a two-handed weapon, you deal 10% more damage per unlinked socket. Runegraft of the Novamark: Nova spells have a chance to be cast around a marked target. Runegraft of the River: Grants you a 20% chance to heal to full health when at low health. Runegraft of the Sinistral: Increases your off-hand attack speed by 10%. Runegraft of the Soulwick: Grants you 1 Vaal Soul per second. Runegraft of the Warp: Causes debuffs on you to expire 30% faster and debuffs on you to expire 30% slower. Runegraft of the Witchmark: Utilizing a spell consumes an additional 8% of your maximum life, but also deals 2% of your maximum life as chaos damage. Runegraft of Time: Utilizing a skill has a 20% chance to not consume a cooldown. Runegraft of Treachery: Your skill auras affect allies as well as enemies, and your skill retention is 15% increased. That’s all about Runegraft. If you want your character to become stronger by changing passive mastery, don’t miss this item! Good luck!

In the vast network of Path of Exile items, each item has the opportunity to provide you with combat bonuses through its own unique role. It’s up to you to understand these roles and choose the most suitable items for your class and builds. In comparison, flasks may be less eye-catching among all types of items - they can’t kill enemies with flashy attacks like weapons, and they are not as attractive as full sets of armor. But flasks may inadvertently bring the last 1% of your chances of winning. In about a week, Path of Exile 1’s 3.26 league Secrets of the Atlas will be online. Although the new league will bring changes, flasks remain reliable. Based on this, we recommend 12 flasks worth obtaining before then. 1. Blood Of The Karui - Life Flask The effect of this flask is straightforward and self-explanatory, that is, it can instantly restore your health to full state. This way, if you utilize Blood of the Karui at the right time, you may even have a chance to win in a healthy state. Because of this powerful effect, this flask is very rare. In addition to converting it with Orbs of Chance, the easier way is to exchange it by POE Exalted Orbs in the market. It is very unlikely to drop it in battle. 2. Lavianga’s Spirit - Mana Flask While this flask is in effect, you can cast spells directly without consuming any resources, which is very suitable for builds or classes that rely on spells and consume a lot of mana. However, it should be noted that this effect only lasts for 3.25 seconds. 3. Divination Distillate - Hybrid Flask The hybrid of this flask is that it not only restores some of your life and mana, but also increases the rarity of some of your gear. As you know, the higher the rarity of gear, the stronger it is, so it is recommended that you bring this flask before entering a difficult boss battle. 4. Rumi’s Concoction - Utility Granite Flask Utilize this flask to make you invincible for 6 seconds and help you resist enemy attacks and spell damage by greatly increasing your armor effect. If you can’t avoid damage for various reasons, Rumi’s Concoction will play a key role. 5. Atziri’s Promise - Utility Amethyst Flask As another important utility flask, Atziri’s Promise is characterized by its offensive nature. By increasing your chaos resistance by 35% and other additional effects, increasing your overall chaos resistance and output elemental damage, you become an unstoppable POE chaos warrior. 6. Oriath’s End - Utility Bismuth Flask This flask has an offensiveness comparable to Atziri’s Promise. When you kill enemies while equipped with it, these enemies have a 20-30% chance of exploding into random elements. On top of that, if the first enemy you kill has a higher health, further chain damage may occur, as the final damage dealt by Oriath’s End depends on the enemy’s maximum health. 7. Lion’s Roar - Utility Granite Flask This flask focuses on both your survivability and melee damage output, so it is suitable for use with melee classes and builds, which can bring unexpected benefits. But its utility is relatively average for other types of builds. 8. Kiara’s Determination - Utility Silver Flask In a sense, this flask has the potential to make you invincible, because after activating it, you will be completely immune to the stun, freeze, freeze and curse effects caused by the enemy, and will gain Onslaught bonus. However, it should be noted that Kiara’s Determination cannot clear the negative effects that you got before, so the premise for obtaining the benefits it provides is that you will not fall into a coma. 9. Rotgut - Utility Quicksilver Flask This flask’s benefits include increased movement speed, duration, and a chance to gain a charge per critical hit, but most importantly, it grants you 3 seconds of Onslaught charge per stack of your Frenzy effect - this will make your Frenzy builds more powerful. 10. The Sorrow Of The Divine - Utility Sulphur Flask As a unique sulphur flask, its most prominent feature is that it generates Consecrated Ground for you. In addition, The Sorrow of the Divine also provides you with a 40% damage bonus and restores your energy shield when you utilize other life flasks. 11. Cinderswallow Urn - Utility Silver Flask In addition to granting your Onslaught effect, the most important use of this flask is to combine it with fire elemental builds, so that you can deal more damage to ignited enemies and help you restore charges when you consume such enemies. 12. Vessel Of Vinktar - Utility Topaz Flask The effect of this flask focuses on the lightning element, which can greatly increase your lightning resistance and also cause you to send out lightning shocks to cause damage. It is worth noting that this damage will not only affect the surrounding enemies, but also yourself. But don’t worry, Vessel of Vinktar will absorb the life of the enemy while damaging them, and then for your utilization, so you should not lose too much life because of it. In fact, in addition to these 12 flasks, there are many flasks worth having in POE. You can discover more through tasks or other challenges after 3.26 league is launched!

Fellow exiles, welcome back! This time, I'm excited to introduce you to another build in the Path of Exile 3.24 Necropolis, which is called the Arc Archmage Hierophant. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newcomer to the game, there's something valuable to discover in this guide. Let's dive in! How It Works Today's guide takes the classic build to another level - the ultimate Arc Archmage Hierophant with the Templar class. This build stacks as much mana as possible to take advantage of the Archmage support gem, which grants up to 19% of your mana as extra lightning damage. The skill of choice is the classic Arc, which transforms many enemies at great clear speed. To make things more interesting, we're using the Kitava's Thirst and an Anathema ring for a total of 6 curses on our enemies. Pros And Cons When discussing the pros of this build, let's begin with its exceptional clear speed. Arc effortlessly chains between many enemies, decimating entire packs with just a single cast - no precision aiming required. Furthermore, the boss damage output is truly remarkable. When facing sizable adversaries, unleashing the power of Crackling Lance delivers devastating single-target damage. Yet, it's crucial to consider the cons too. To begin, it's important to note that this build doesn't come cheap. It requires a significant investment of Divine Orbs to optimize its performance. Additionally, ensuring that every piece of equipment provides extra mana can complicate the gearing process, adding an extra layer of challenge. Budget Of This Build When discussing the budget, as previously noted, this build certainly doesn't come cheap. It necessitates a minimum investment of 10 Divine Orbs to ensure its functionality. There are only 2 mandatory unique items required for this Arc Archmage Hierophant build. Firstly, there's the Kitava's Thirst helmet, which holds paramount importance. This helmet triggers socketed gems when you expend a minimum of 100 mana in a single cast, automatically cursing our enemies. Secondly, we have the Anathema ring, which aligns our curse limit with our maximum power charges. Performance Ratings Clear Speed: When it comes to assessing the clear speed of this build, I'd award it a perfect score of 10 out of 10. The pace at which it operates is simply remarkable. With the Arc skill at its disposal, this build effortlessly dispatches large packs of monsters with unparalleled efficiency. You'll find yourself effortlessly traversing maps at breakneck speed, swiftly eliminating any obstacle that crosses your path, all without putting undue strain on your GPU. Boss Damage: When evaluating the boss damage capabilities of this build, it undeniably earns a perfect score of 10 out of 10. The sheer potency of its offensive capabilities is truly outstanding. Take, for instance, the Crackling Lance skill, which stands out as a testament to its formidable strength. When facing formidable adversaries, this skill shines brightly, effortlessly dismantling even the most imposing bosses. Survivability: In terms of survivability, I would rate it at 9 out of 10. Not only do you 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 in this build. We also hit enemies so many times per second that the instant leech causes your life to be full almost 100% of the time. That wraps it up for today! How do you feel about this Arc Archmage Hierophant in the Path Of Exile 3.24? Wishing you an incredible day and remember to keep building!

In the realm of Path of Exile (PoE), anticipation is mounting as players gear up for the exhilarating challenges presented by the Path of Exile 3.22: Trial of the Ancestors League. As players prepare to navigate this uncharted terrain, the Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build emerges as a formidable contender, promising an intriguing journey through its mechanics and capabilities. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the intricacies of the Path of Exile 3.22 start build, providing insights into its mechanics, skill tree, and recommended gear. Armed with this knowledge, you'll be poised to triumph over the trials of the Trial of the Ancestors League. Overview of POE 3.22 Hexblast Ignite Starter Build: A Glimpse into the Pros and Cons Pros: - Exceptional clearing speed - Offers a thrilling gameplay experience - Encompasses comprehensive utility Cons: - Single-target damage reduction - Increased currency requirement in later stages At the core of the Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build lies the Hexblast spell, which triggers the detonation of linked curses on enemies, dealing substantial damage contingent on the number of curses inflicted. Although Hexblast underwent a slight nerf, it remains a potent choice for League starters. This build eliminates the need for specialized weapons to amplify your DPS, making it well-suited for beginners. The majority of required items can be found on the ground, with only two items demanding a minor investment. Thanks to its ignite mechanics, the Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build showcases impressive potential with ignite proliferation – a particularly advantageous feature in the Heist league. While it may not be the fastest build available, its flexibility empowers players to tackle various content with ease. Optimal Gears for Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build 3.22 - Weapon 1: Rebuke of the Vaal, Vaal Blade - Weapon 2: Aegis Aurora, Champion Kite Shield - Amulet: Jacle Amulet - Ring: Doedre’s Damning, Paua Ring - Belt: Pyroshock Clasp, Leather Belt - Flasks: Granite Flask of the Tortoise, Masochist’s Silver Flask of the Ibex, Physician’s Quartz Flask of the Petrel, Abundant Quicksilver Flask of the Catfish, Effervescent Divine Life Flask of Sealing Skill Gems that Enhance the Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build: - Tempest Shield, Vitality, Determination, Infernal Cry, Malevolence - Lifetap, Faster Casting, Flammability, Flame Dash - Flame Surge, Arcanist Brand, Wave of Conviction, Lifetap - Molten Shell, Lifetap, Cast when Damage Taken - Temporal Chains, Blasphemy, Vaal Smite - Hexblast, Burning Damage, Combustion, Deadly Ailments, Inspiration, Ignite Proliferation Mastering the Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build: The Art of Progression and Pantheons Ascending through the ranks with the Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build requires a thoughtful approach to progression. Starting with Holy Flame Totem and Magma Orb, players can transition to Armageddon Brand as they level up. The true power of Hexblast becomes accessible at level 28, allowing players to unleash its potential to devastating effect. The ascendancy choices of Instruments of Virtue and Sanctuary are pivotal in bolstering your build's prowess. Why Opt for the Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build in POE 3.22? - Harnessing Hexblast's Strength: Hexblast is the cornerstone of this build, igniting enemies with its curse-based explosions. Inquisitor's elemental damage synergies complement this mechanic seamlessly. - Calculated Chaos: Hexblast releases beams that ricochet between foes, inflicting curses and damage over time. Inquisitor's bonuses amplify hex-based ignites, making this build highly effective. - Scaling for Success: This build thrives on gem levels and gear enhancements, embracing increased elemental damage, spell damage, and area of effect. The synergy between Hexblast and Inquisitor's attributes ensures a potent combination. - Versatility in Combat: The Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build excels in both clearing speed and boss damage, thanks to ignite proliferation from Hexblast chains. Choosing the Ideal POE 3.22 Starter Build: Your Path to Triumph - Field Testing: Before committing to a League starter, thoroughly test your build in actual gameplay. Relying solely on Path of Building (PoB) theorycrafting or adopting endgame builds without considering early mapping and leveling capabilities may lead to setbacks. - Harmonizing with League Mechanics: Familiarize yourself with the upcoming league mechanic to determine if your chosen build aligns with its demands. - Synergy with Content: Select a build that complements your preferred playstyle and suits the content you intend to tackle during the league. Whether your focus is on mapping, boss encounters, or specific league mechanics, your build's compatibility is paramount. - Avoiding Uncharted Territory: Refrain from untested abilities, classes, or unique items lacking community feedback. - Leveraging POE Ninja: Analyze successful builds from previous league starts to gauge their popularity and effectiveness. Top 3 Recommended POE 3.22 League Starter Builds: Rising to the Challenge of the Trial of the Ancestors League As the Path of Exile 3.22: Trial of the Ancestors League beckons, consider these potent builds to embark on your journey: 1. Venom Gyre Deadeye 2. Ignite Ethereal Knives 3. Tornado Shot Berserker As the Trial of the Ancestors League unfolds, the Hexblast Ignite Inquisitor Build stands as a beacon of versatility and power. With a strategic approach to gear, skill gems, and leveling, this build promises a rewarding experience in PoE 3.22. As you weigh your options among the top recommended builds, remember that your path to triumph awaits, and the choice is yours to make.