Poe Immortal Ambition (2024)

FAQs

What is the maximum leech rate in Poe? ›

Leech duration

By default a maximum of an instance is 10% of character's maximum Life, and maximum Rate is 2% of character's maximum Life per second, resulting in a maximum 5 seconds duration of a single Leech instance.

Immortal Ambition is a keystone passive skill which disables both energy shield recharge and regeneration and makes it degenerate by 5% each second, while causing life leech to recover energy shield when on full life. This keystone is only granted from certain unique items.

Instant leech

For example, using life leech with the 10% of Leech is Instant mod and no other modifiers to maximum leech, a single hit that leeches life for the maximum amount will recover 1% of your life instantly and the remaining 9% over 90% of the leech duration (4.5 seconds by default).

Spells do not normally check for evasion. The chance to evade an attack is based on the defender's evasion rating, though the actual chance to be hit by an attack also depends on the attacker's accuracy. Because chance to hit cannot be lower than 5%, chance to evade cannot exceed 95%.

Chance to hit can not be lower than 5% but can hit 100%. Effects that state Can't be Evaded or Always Hit (e.g. Resolute Technique, Worthy Foe) will raise the chance to hit to 100%, ignoring all accuracy and evasion stats of the attacker and defender respectively.

Vaal Pact no longer suppresses life recovery from flasks. It still prevents life regeneration and now also reduces your leech by 60%.

Poison you inflict is Reflected to you if you have fewer than 100 Poisons on you. Hurt as you would be hurt. Place into an allocated Jewel Socket on the Passive Skill Tree. Right click to remove from the Socket.

Low life is a condition that applies when life is at 50% or lower. Linking mana-reserving skills (such as auras) to Arrogance Support which converts them into Life-reserving skills is one of the easiest way to maintain the low life condition.

Leeching: Players cannot leech health or mana via traps. The trap/mine is actually doing the leeching, but they self-destruct after they're triggered, so leeching has no practical effect.

Does leech work with DoT Poe? ›

The passive skill tree nodes dont specify hits but all the leech gems do. Check wiki, only things that hit can leech. The initial hit from ED can leech, but the DoT cannot.

Kinetic Blast Pathfinder is one of the fastest builds in the game, clearing whole screens with Kinetic Blast and Herald of Ice Explosions. Barrage scales very well with additional projectiles, so investing into Dying Sun will help you melt bosses within seconds.

Having any amount of energy shield when hit grants a baseline 50% chance to ignore a stun. This occurs as long as the defender had energy shield before being hit, regardless of whether energy shield was fully depleted by the hit, and even if damage never reached energy shield due to e.g. Ward or Divine Flesh.

Vaal Orb can make items into something completely different; changing socket colors or improving unique items. Once corrupted, an item cannot be modified anymore so think twice before you vaal it! Unique Jewels: Some unique jewels, like Self-Flagellation, can only be gotten with Vaal orbs.

Maximum impale damage begins at 7 hits. The base is 60% reflected damage. All impale effect modifiers include 59% from the gem and 20% from passives = 79%. Final damage is (60 x 1.79) = 107% of the damage of the hit in impale damage.

Golem limit

This allows for a theoretical maximum of 12 golems as an Elementalist, 11 Golems as an Ascendant and 10 Golems as every other remaining class. When the player has multiple of the same Golems, their buffs don't stack.

Impale lasts for 5 hits by default, or 8 seconds. Impale stacks freely, limited by the number of hits each debuff can last, as each hit that applies a new impale will also consume hits from existing impales.

Maximum of 60 Orbs at a timePlace into an item socket of the right colour to gain this skill. Right click to remove from a socket. Volatile Dead is a spell that consumes a corpse to summon a volatile orb.