That’s nice…
I see that Reap spirit gets summon limit 2 at level 17
Does it turns to 3 at 26?
:eek: I wasn’t even aware there was a summon limit :o
I guess it pays to read everything more carefully. It still works I guess, just not as well as I would like. But yeah I do wonder if it goes up to 3 
I’m not going to fill out the gear much aside from the essentials, because everything will change when new items are released. That said, my new character will look something like this:
http://www.grimtools.com/calc/mN4PoBNg
Also, some existing characters updated with new skill and devotion points:
http://www.grimtools.com/calc/4NOd6a2n
http://www.grimtools.com/calc/pZr17OV6
http://www.grimtools.com/calc/qNY00JZ6
http://www.grimtools.com/calc/4ZDg5YV7
Hmm… How will devotions work on the skeletons since you’ll always manage to have a minimum of 8? Can’t imagine Crate letting each skeleton have its own individual proc chance since that would be far beyond OP.
Crate already changed pets to have a shared cooldown timer last patch for that very reason.
There is no cooldown on Aetherfire though. You can have 10 skeletons (which I attached it to) up at one time, with lots of boosts to attack speed. I am not sure at the moment but it strikes me as something of a red flag that should be carefully looked at which I am sure that Crate and the Praetorians have done. I would not be totally surprised if you were not actually allowed to attach it to Raise Skeletons or there is some other tweak.
There’s no need to use skeletons at all. If you want to see literally dozens of Aetherfire procs on-screen, bind it to Bloody Pox with Fevered Rage inside the Crucible, and watch the entire arena light up way faster than skeletons can ever hope to match.
The fact that this isn’t a common tactic shows you that Aetherfire spam results in little more than weak damage and graphical clutter. We’re not talking about Meteor Shower, Reckless Tempest, or Whirlpool here.
Wait, isn’t new level cap 95? Why does it show 100?
No, the level cap is being increased to 100 with the expansion.
Some of us prefer a summoner build with minions. Never get as many minions as D2 though (15 skeleton warriors and 15 skeleton mages if you had the absolute best gear). Summoner with pets is my favorite build (unless the game manages to do a crap job at making summoners viable).
I think he means that if you want to see huge numbers of Aetherfire procs, there’s no need to use skeletons to achieve this.
How does Fevered Rage change it? You could be right, but with Pox it only has a 15% chance to proc each enemy with each tick. It is quite effective against a horde of trash (and you have confusion in there as well) but when you are down to 2 or 3 bosses it doesn’t actually proc all that much. In comparison all the skeletons can be hitting the same enemy at enhanced attack speeds. I haven’t had a chance to try it out but on paper, to me at least, it looks pretty decent.
oh shiiiiiiiit
Also, someone suggested Fevered rage in Crucible. Big no-no. I am currently testing Doom Bolt Conjurer, and while Fevered Rage is fun, effective and relatively risk-free in Vanilla (cuz everything melts there anyway), in Crucible Gladiator it’s a sure way to kill yourself.
Okay, thats probably the one build im gona try first http://www.grimtools.com/calc/eVLyxPZG
I know nothing about itemisation, but i hope that i can scratch 10 points somewhere to max inquisitor mastery=)
Why Star Pact and not Reckless Power?
I need all %CDR i can find, so Star pact is much better that Reckless power.
Nice but skipping 1pt in Rune of Hagarrad and max. Biting Cold is like skipping Flashbang with Demo.
It take 1.5sec just to arm >_> There is plenty of DA reduction on items procs, so i dont think its worth it.
Give some consideration to 1 pt Rune of Kalastor/max Ignition.
Fevered Rage dramatically increases enemies’ movement speed so that when the pox spreads off-screen, affected enemies can immediately zip on-screen to drop even more Aetherfire on the ground for ever-ridiculous amounts of green Aetherfire everywhere.
The main point you’re missing is that Aetherfire is a non-stacking ground effect and multiple instances simply increase the number of enemies affected, so having 8 different skeletons all trying to proc Aetherfire on the same boss is a waste. Keep in mind that Aetherfire is lowly Tier 1 devotion that’s very rarely used by top builds, with good reason. Therefore, being able to bind Aetherfire to multiple skeletons isn’t going to cause a balance problem.
Attempting to bind devotions to multiple pets is already a very well-traveled topic, thanks to Thermite Mines. With the recent CD-sharing change, none of the remaining no-CD devotion procs can be effectively abused by pets.
As the author of Grim Dawn’s current top pet build, I agree.
That simply means your build wasn’t intentionally designed to use Fevered Rage in Crucible. Other builds, such as The Wendigo and The Masochism, can use Fevered Rage in Crucible just fine.