Path of Exile is a laboratory where you create terrifyingly powerful heroes before unleashing them on unsuspecting packs of monsters.

While we’re on the subject of glittering, shiny things, Path of Exile's skill gems are one of its most subversive designs. Because Path of Exile's classes aren't structured playstyles, there are no preordained abilities given to each one. Instead, looted skill gems are where you get your active abilities—assuming you meet their stat requirements. To use a skill gem, you have to place them in item sockets of the corresponding colour. Some items won’t contain any sockets, while higher level items can have six—making them exceedingly rare.

In a way, skill gems are like a form of spell crafting. If the sockets on an item are linked, you can slot multiple gems together and they'll share each other's effects. My Hierophant creates totems, for example, by combining a spell with the Spell Totem Support gem. Now, instead of casting a fireball with my hand, I create a totem that does it for me so I can focus on not getting impaled by a demon. More links mean more possibilities, letting you create all sorts of brand new spells with increasingly complicated synergies. There’s something pleasingly tactile about it, too, like you’re constructing spells by hand.

Eventually you’ll be a one-person apocalypse, and the spell effects look the part, liberally filling the screen with magic and destruction. Path of Exile is a laboratory where you create terrifyingly powerful heroes before unleashing them on unsuspecting packs of monsters, essentially. The poor things. They can put up a pretty good fight at times, however. And Path of Exile's toughest bosses are more akin to bullet hell shoot 'em ups than classic RPGs. If you want to buy MMoexp POE currency trade please visit https://www.mmoexp.com/Path-of-exile/Currency.html.