Now that I've learned to enjoy PoE goods core POE game, I'm also beginning to appreciate Course of Oriath. As I said, it presents six new functions for a total of ten. This replaces the genre-standard difficulty system, where I'd normally play through the exact same content over and over at greater difficulties. Instead, Path of Exile is currently one massive experience. Technically four of the newest acts are a retread through familiar zones, but there's constant detours to new locations and dramatic changes to the scenery to keep things interesting. Beyond that, there is a whole endPOE match to look ahead, however I'm not certain if I will even get there. I have been reading other build guides and I am itching to try out something new, to experience which slow transformation from weakling to god-like but using a new playstyle.

Path of Exile is a massive POE game to try and understand. There is still dozens of systems I don't understand and a list full of items I do not quite understand how to use. However, it's revived the power dream that ARPGs have always been around. One which, for me personally, has largely remained dormant because those sleepless nights playing Diablo 2.

Path of Exile includes seven playable characters, although only six are originally unlockable.

Duelist: He combats melee attacks and can also summon an AI minion to fight alongside him. Templar: Fires projectiles, such as three chunks of lightning at the same time and a series lightning strike. Witch: A feminine spellcaster with higher intelligence. Ranger: She's a bow and can be extremely dexterous, but might wield swords too. Marauder: A melee fighter with tremendous strength. Shadow: A dexterous and intelligent fighter, he utilizes short-range traps and weapons during conflict. Scion: She can develop into any personality build thanks to Path of Exile's skill system. This makes her an advanced personality, and she has to buy poe orbs be unlocked later in the POE game.