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Act이름보상
1심연의 주인패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
1조난된 선원패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
1더러운 일패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
1나아가는 길패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
2도적 두목 크레이틴이동 속도 6% 증가
10%의 확률로 원소 상태 이상 긴급회피
공격 및 시전 속도 6% 증가
2도적 두목 알리라일반 치명타 피해 배율 +20%
1초마다 마나 5 재생
모든 원소 저항 +15%
2도적 두목 오크일반 물리 피해 20% 증가
1초마다 생명력의 1% 재생
받는 물리 피해 2% 추가 감소
2성지를 지나패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
2도적 처리하기패시브 스킬 포인트 2포인트
3빅타리오의 비밀패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
3파이어티의 애완동물패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
4불굴의 혼백패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
5과학에의 맹신패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
5키타바의 고난패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
6전쟁의 아버지패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
6꼭두각시 여사패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
6사라진 은총패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
6발굽달린 자패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
7천면의 주인패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
7절망의 여왕패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
7키샤라의 별패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
8끝난 사랑패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
8공포의 반향패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
8마석병 군단패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
9모래의 여왕패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
9하이게이트의 지도자패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
9미래를 암시하는 달력패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
10노귀를 위한 사랑은 없다패시브 스킬 재설계 포인트 2포인트
10바일렌타의 복수패시브 스킬 포인트 1포인트
10허기의 끝패시브 스킬 포인트 2포인트
5굶주린 신모든 원소 저항 -30%
카오스 저항 -30%
10허기의 끝모든 원소 저항 -30%
카오스 저항 -30%
패시브 스킬 트리 도움말 화면

패시브 스킬 트리 도움말 화면

패시브 스킬 트리

캐릭터의 능력은 주로 착용 중인 아이템, 아이템의 홈에 장착한 스킬 및 보조 젬, 패시브 스킬 트리에서 선택한 패시브 스킬이 주를 이룹니다. 아이템과 젬을 갖추는 데 근간이 되는 패시브 스킬 트리야말로 모든 캐릭터 능력의 핵심이라 할 수 있습니다. 레벨이 오르거나 특정 퀘스트를 완수하면 패시브 스킬 포인트가 주어지며, 포인트를 패시브 스킬에 할당하면 해당 스킬의 효과를 발휘할 수 있습니다. 이미 선택한 스킬과 연결된 스킬에만 포인트를 할당할 수 있습니다. 패시브 스킬 트리의 규모는 여러분이 생각하는 것보다 훨씬 더 방대합니다. 그러니 신중하게 결정하셔야 합니다. 미리 계획을 세워두는 것도 좋은 방법입니다. 패시브 스킬은 크게 3가지로 나뉩니다.

패시브 트리에 있는 여러 스킬 군의 중앙에는 해당 스킬 군이 부여하는 패시브의 유형을 나타내는 '숙련'이 있습니다. 숙련이 있는 스킬 군에 주요 스킬을 할당하면 '숙련 패시브'를 얻게 됩니다. 숙련 패시브는 해당 숙련의 테마(예: 화염 또는 활)와 관련된 특별 능력치 중 하나를 제공합니다. 숙련도 일반 패시브와 마찬가지로 패시브 포인트가 있어야 할당할 수 있습니다. 숙련 패시브는 트리 전체에 공유되므로, 화염 패시브는 어디에서나 동일한 특별 능력치를 부여합니다. 특별 능력치는 한 번 넘게 할당할 수 없습니다.

주얼 슬롯:

패시브 스킬 트리에는 주얼 슬롯도 있습니다. 이 슬롯에 포인트를 할당하면 주얼을 장착할 수 있으나, 주얼을 장착하기 전까지는 아무런 효과도 발휘하지 않습니다. 주얼은 숙련과 상호작용할 수 없습니다. 또한 패시브 스킬 트리 끄트머리에는 일반 주얼에 더해 스킬 군 주얼 역시 장착할 수 있는 대형 주얼 슬롯이 있습니다.

캐릭터 성장 계획 수립 및 변경:

직업에 상관없이 모든 캐릭터가 스킬 트리를 공유하지만 시작 지점이 각자 다릅니다. 시작 지점 근처에 어떤 스킬이 있는지 파악해두면, 캐릭터의 차후 성장 계획을 세우는데 도움이 됩니다. 특정 퀘스트를 완료하거나 후회의 오브를 사용해 패시브 스킬에 대한 반환 포인트를 획득할 수 있습니다. 스킬 반환은 포인트 당 한 개만 가능하므로, 나중에 변경할 계획이 있다면 필요한 자원을 충분히 모아두시길 바랍니다.

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Passive skill

Every character in Path of Exile has access to the passive skill tree. The passive skill 'tree' is a large network of stats and raw attributes increases for the player's character. All classes use the same tree, but start in different places. When a character levels up or completes certain quests, he or she gains one skill point. A skill point allows the player to allocate a node on the skill tree, provided that it is already connected to an allocated node. This is how the character's passive 'path' is formed.

Mechanics

Characters can accrue 99 passive skill points from levels, 22 or 24 skill points from quests (depending on the choices a player makes in the quest Deal with the Bandits), and 20 skill refund points from quests.

Players that choose the Scion as their character may also gain up to 5 additional passive skill points, depending on the choices they make in their Ascendancy class.

While the passive tree (sometimes referred to in-game as the Skilldrasil or Skill Web) may seem complicated, it actually only has two parts. It can be thought of as a map, with suburbs and roads.

The clusters of related passive nodes that boost a specific area (swords, maces, archery, damage types, evasion, and so on) are like suburbs. These will form the bulk of a character's build. The pathways between these clusters, comprised entirely of nodes that give +10 to a certain attribute, are like roads. Some of these roads can cover a great distance much quicker than if the player detours through the suburbs: what may look like a short path with passive boosts could in fact be much longer than taking the +10 to attribute path.

Pressing 'c' in-game and hovering over each of the three attributes will show what these do. Anything the attributes don't do, such as increase ranged damage or attack speed, will likely be handled by passive nodes on the skill 'tree'.

Layout

  • The tree can be divided into three primary sectors of equal size, one third of the relatively circular tree, surrounding a central wheel. - They are the north or blue sector, the southwest or red sector and the southeast or green sector.
  • The north or blue sector is also known as the magic sector; passives there boost intelligence, elemental damage, energy shield, wand damage, minion stats, etc. Everything related to magic, and the skills normally found on blue gems.
  • The southwest or red sector is also known as the melee sector; passives there boost strength, armor, physical damage and nearly every known aspect of melee combat, as well as all skills normally found on red gems.
  • The southeast or green sector is also known as the Ranged sector; passives there boost dexterity, ranged projectile damage, evasion, most known aspects of ranged combat and all skills normally found on green gems.
  • As the player moves to the borders between sectors the passive skills available there become more hybridized between the two.
  • When a new game is started, each character starts at the border of the inner wheel of the tree at a different location; the Witch for example starts at the due-north border of the inner wheel, smack in the middle of the blue sector showing her preference for magic. The wheel of character images (on the right) shows which position each class starts in and therefore their preferred method of combat; the Marauder starts in the middle of the red sector showing a preference for melee combat and the Ranger starts in the middle of the green sector for ranged combat, with the other characters starting in a position to put them in more of a hybrid role to start.
  • Although it takes some extra skill points to do this, there is nothing stopping the player from choosing passives to quickly get into a different sector than the character started out with to, for example, make a melee-combat Witch, given that there are no set equipment limits on which character can equip what, other than what their passive stats allow. However, keep in mind that the campaign quests that give skill gems as rewards, gives gems related to the natural preference of that character, i.e. the Witch will usually only see magic-type gems, and the Ascendancy classes available to a particular character are mainly designed to work with a build within the natural section of the skill tree. So it is highly not recommended to make an atypical build except for show/giggles

Passive nodes

There are several types of passive skills.

Basic passives

Basic passive skills only grants minor improvements to the character.

Notable passives

Main page: Notable

Some notables are only acquired via cluster jewels and anointment. Cluster jewels provide a unique set of notables, while every notable on the main skill tress can be anointed, plus an additional 11 notables that exclusive from anointment.

Notable passive skills grants notable improvements to the character.

Keystone passives

Main page: Keystone

Keystone passive skills significantly alters how the character functions. Some of them are granted exclusively from unique cluster jewel and unique Timeless Jewel.

Jewel sockets

Jewel sockets are passives that can be filled with Jewels. By default, they are empty and don't grant any bonuses. There are currently 21 sockets distributed around the tree. There is no cap on the amount of sockets the player can allocate.

Ascendancy passives

Main page: Ascendancy class

Every character has an opportunity to gain a subclass called Ascendancy class that grants access to an Ascendancy skill tree specific for the character class chosen.

Planning your build

With the number of nodes on the skill tree, the variety of starting positions, the number of passive skill points you can gain and the variety of available Jewels, the number of possible configurations of skill builds on the tree is so large it can for all intents and purposes be considered infinite. Planning a good build in this tree can be a daunting task for many players, but there are ways to make it much easier.

There is a VERY effective Search function at the top of the passive tree viewing window. If you put a word, or even part of a word, into this search function, every single passive node in the entire tree that has this word either within its name or its main effect description sentence will be highlighted by a pulsing glow, easily visible even with the tree view zoomed out to the maximum. You can then quickly hover your mouse over that node for more details on what it specifically does, and compare its position to the parts of the tree you have already allocated points to.

To then proceed with an effective build design, do the following:

  1. Think of an effect that you want, such as a specific Passive listed within another page on the Wiki that sounded attractive, or a more general concept such as passives that affect Shields.
  2. Type a corresponding key word into the search function, such as part of the name of the specific Passive you're looking for or a concept word like Shield.
  3. Zoom out the tree view and find the corresponding glowing nodes, and hover your mouse over them to check the corresponding direct effects
  4. Compare the positions of these passive clusters with the node path you've already unlocked, and determine the most efficient path that uses the lowest number of Passive points to get you to the desired nodes and/or puts you nearby/through other nodes with other effects that will also greatly help you in other ways later.
  5. Get the passive skill points through the normal means, and apply them according to plan.

With a bit of work you should be able to plan out an extremely effective character design using the above process.

Jewels

Some unique jewels grant the ability to allocate all passives in a limited radius, without them needing to be connected to your tree. In some cases, this can allow certain desired passives to be allocated without investing in a large number of undesired connected passives. Thread of Hope has the largest possible radius options for investing in passives unconnected to the rest of the tree.

Other jewels can alter passives on the tree. For example, Might of the Meek increases the effect of non-keystone passives in range, but makes notables in range grant nothing.

Unnatural Instinct can give all the bonuses of all small passives in range, without them being allocated.


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