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In folklore and mythology, the figure of a witch is often depicted as a woman with supernatural powers, primarily used for practicing magic. However, the male equivalent of a witch also exists, with various names and interpretations across different cultures. This male derivative of a witch, known as a warlock, sorcerer, or wizard, possesses similar magical abilities and is often portrayed as a wise, knowledgeable figure involved in the practice of witchcraft. While witches and warlocks may share similar talents, the term "witch" is traditionally associated with women, while the term "warlock" has been assigned to men. The usage of these terms can differ depending on cultural and historical contexts. It is important to note that the terms "witch" and "warlock" should not be used interchangeably, as they carry different connotations and meanings.

This is how Sam described her early experiences with paganism: “Coming out of a fear based religious tradition I remember it taking a long time for me to trust what I was feeling and doing in sacred space. I recall being very surprised at how full of light and love I felt at the end of a ritual– this was never the feeling I had at the end of a church service. In my experience of Christianity I often walked away feeling less than, with a long “to do” list of how I could do better. This isn’t to say that pagan practices don’t require me to put the time in, but that they have never made me to feel that I was intrinsically flawed.”

Goddess, we thank you for the gifts of your hand The flow ring of springtime, the fruit of the land When we gather together we know we are one Let us open like flowers beneath your warm sun. I believe that a witch is someone who is deeply in touch with people, plants and animals, and knows how to work with their innate power to bring about change in the world, usually through magical forces.

It is important to note that the terms "witch" and "warlock" should not be used interchangeably, as they carry different connotations and meanings..

[3.21] Herald of Thunder Elementalist Autobomber, Best Mapping Build

The build is great except If you dont have all the special implicits that go with the gear. It is SUPER(expensive)tough to run through zones efficiently. Its possible but with lots of breaks in between. I like it but its rough. grand spectrum gems with no corrupt is like 50 divine(example

This is a really fun build. I'm running it with a 4-link Storm Brand & it's so smooth. Hopefully it scales well past 90, doesn't get too squishy. I love how your character is the weapon.

so far so good Idd say. if someone is wondering how to get more res for Annihilating light ;) works fine but still way to squishy

I really think Crown of inward eye doesnt fit Annilating Light staff version. To get enough resists you need the helm slot, at least in my oppinion. Otherwise you can skip grand spectrums and get jewels with resists and lightning damage.

I also build around annilating light and worked fine so far even without Timeless jewel -> actually no energy shield as it´s eaten up by self dps and i got to 95 easily.

The Minus Resistance on Annilating light is actually negative multiplier to your total resist and the 3% more you have compared to perfect -60% version are quite a lot of missing resist.

Any Tips how to get such a timeless jewel? There is one on the market with the correct number, bute 23div is alittle too expensive.

Edit: Nvm, PoB can do this, got a suitable jewel ;)

so far so good Idd say. if someone is wondering how to get more res for Annihilating light ;) works fine but still way to squishy

I really think Crown of inward eye doesnt fit Annilating Light staff version. To get enough resists you need the helm slot, at least in my oppinion. Otherwise you can skip grand spectrums and get jewels with resists and lightning damage.

I also build around annilating light and worked fine so far even without Timeless jewel -> actually no energy shield as it´s eaten up by self dps and i got to 95 easily.

The Minus Resistance on Annilating light is actually negative multiplier to your total resist and the 3% more you have compared to perfect -60% version are quite a lot of missing resist.

Thanks alot for your input! I already changed some things in my setup that came close to what u said. RIght now Im a bit on overkill with my resi and have to switch some stuff around considering your input. Thx again

I don't think this build works that well in higher levels unless you really are ULTRA geared and maxed up, a lot of times deaths comes from just facetanking mobs because HoT decided to not do anything at all, seems like a shot in the dark relying on complete randomness *i do have two storm secret rings* and i followed the build as close as possible. many bosses will one-shot you before you come close enough for HoT to get in range, and i notice mostly on bosses that HoT doesn't want to work unless you are close enough for them to melee you.

Many time HoT will drain ur life because it will attack random objects instead of the enemies, or just objects on the way to enemies.

But my biggest gripe with it at lvl 90 is that HoT seems to just decide to not actually attack when you really need it too.

hey, build looks good. I haven't yet started leveling it.
So any input on leveling and initial mandatory gear progression to get build going would be great help :)

How is your ES staying up while HoT is proccing? My ES tanks and barely maintains over 20 ES while running around. I have Storm Drinker and the ES Leech Gem.

I also recall reading books that inspired my path. I read The Kin of Ata Are Waiting for You in the 1970’s, which made me aware of what might happen if dreaming were a skill we cultivated. And this led me to reading Carlos Castaneda and later, Lynn Andrews.

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