The most Common Poe 3.3 Skills in Bestiary

Searching strictly at this list, it seems clear that fire can be a preferred damage type to build about. It’s also clear that at the very least although leveling, the capability to traverse little gaps by means of Flame Dash and Leap Slam is highly valued.

By far the most well-liked Vaal skills are each aura, with the good majority of Vaal skills being hardly used. Several of those skills have received nerfs considering the fact that their release (four years ago!), although pretty handful of have received buffs. This really is one thing we’re keenly aware of and hope to possess much more news about in the coming weeks.

Because this list incorporates characters of all levels, it’s polluted to some degree by mules and other low-level characters that for whatever explanation never necessarily present a precise snapshot of your meta. For that, let’s look at the top 10 skills from each and every version of Bestiary for characters of level 70 and greater.

Leap Slam
Leap Slam is definitely an attack skill that performs a leap to a target region, damaging and knocking back enemies landed on.

Shield Charge
The player charges at an enemy and bashes it with his shield. The target is broken, knocked back, and stunned. Enemies in the way are pushed for the side.

Blood Rage
Blood Rage applies a buff that offers physical harm for the player more than time, although escalating attack speed and life leech. Killing an enemy while this buff is active refreshes the buff duration, and includes a possibility to grant a frenzy charge.

Summon Ice Golem
Summon Ice Golem is usually a minion spell, summoning a Golem that grants the player increased Essential Strike Possibility and Accuracy when active. The Ice Golem can use a barrage of icy spikes and also a chilling spinning dash that leaves the chilled ground in addition to its melee attack.

Hatred
Hatred casts an aura that provides bonus cold harm determined by the physical damage to the caster and their allies.