[3.1] SRS LL Auramancer in-depth guide

Pros

• 7-9 Auras! You and your allies will gain tons of damage and utility.
• One of the best builds in the game for Mapping (I'm not biased at all).
• Can do all map mods (even if no regen is annoying before vaal clarity is up).
• Can solo all content as of 2.5.
• Great clear speed thanks to buffs and auras.

Cons

• Dependent on ES recharge (can be decreased by using Shavronne's Revelation).
• Without Vaal Clarity ES will not recharge while casting.
• Not the tankiest build in the game as we can't leech.
• Bosses with powerful AoE spells can wipe out all your minions.
• You'll be disappointed when playing with any other build.
• Expensive if you want to do all content.

This build can be run with either a 1h+Shield, or with a +3 to socketed Fire gems bow & Soul Strike Quiver (a +3 staff is not recommended). Both alternatives are really good, and they come with their own pros and cons.

The 1h+shield build has two advantages over the bow build. These are that you'll be able to use Shield Charge or Whirling Blades for improved movability, and that you will have a higher survivability due to block and a higher ES. The bow setup is not without its defensive advantages though, as the 80% faster start if energy shield recharge gained from Soul Strike is really nice.

If you are uncertain of which setup you want to run, ask yourself the following questions:

• Do you want to have better defences? Then I recommend the 1h+shield setup.
• Are you primarily going to play in a party with a Magic find setup? Go for the 1h+shield for the movability.
• Are you aiming to do all content or maximizing solo damage? Go for the +3 bow setup.

This build is a high clear speed build where you cast a few SRS, move, Cast a few srs, and aim to get the "rolling wave" of spirits that you can see in the gif at the beginning of the guide. A major benefit from using SRS is that we don't need to chase after mobs, the spirits will spread out to seek and destroy all nearby mobs. Tropical Island is pretty awesome for us, as we just run along the middle and only need to go to the sides in order to pick up loot.

The build relies to some extent on Vaal Skills for clear speed and survivability, which leaves us in a small disadvantage when entering a new zone/map. The regen isn't usually a problem as we get a lot of Life regen from our Stone Golem and our helmet enchantment, but without Vaal Clarity you'll be a bit starved when using Vaal Haste. With the level 20 Stone Golem you have additional 105 Life Regen per second, and the +150% Stone Golem Buff effectiveness head enchantment makes that go a long way.

The 150% Effectiveness enchant is not required for regular mapping, as most bosses will melt before the Vaal Clarity ends. However, if you are doing Labyrinth, Guardians, Shaper, Atziri, or any encounter that is longer or where you can't get souls for your Vaal Skills, then you are more or less required to use this particular helmet enchantment.

By running 8 auras and 3 vaal auras it comes as no surprise that you will greatly buff the entire party. The list below shows you how much your allies and your minions will benefit from level 20 auras (Hatred, Anger, Wrath, Grace, Haste, Discipline, Purity of Elements, Clarity). If you are using the United in Dream sword then you'll provide even more damage to your party as you will replace Purity of Elements with Envy.

Note that the figures in parentheses are with all 3 vaal auras active.
Damage

• 73% of Physical Damage as Extra Cold Damage.
• 30% increased Damage.
• 43% (109%) increased Attack & Cast Speed.

Attacks

• 32-508 additional Lightning Damage with Attacks.
• 170-282 additional Fire Damage with Attacks.

Spells

• 141-225 additional Fire Damage with Spells.
• 43% more Lightning Damage with Spells.

Defensive

• 360 ES
• 4274 EV.
• 20-64% all res.

Other

• 14% (35%) increased Movement Speed.
• (no skill cost).

The reason why you would like to run culling while in a party because of that your 300%+ increased item rarity is only applied to your own or your minions killing blows. With Culling strike this happens when the mobs have 10% hp left (i.e. 10%+ more damage), which makes it a lot easier for you or your minions to last hit the mobs. Even if you are not running MF is Culling Strike a very powerful gem, providing you with +10% Cast speed and your minions +38% increased damage and +10% increased attack speed.

While browsing through builds on the forum in preparation for the 2.4. Essence league, I found WarmWaffles SRS Auramancer LL build and realised that I really liked the build. Unfortunately I thought that it left out certain parts; such as how to level with it. Thus, in preparation of my own char I began to write down how I would level with it, along with notes on various other things I came to think about. In the end my notes grew quite comprehensive, so I decided to turn them into a fully fledged guide.

A lot of support & MF builds out there can be hard to understand, especially for newer and casual PoE players, as they take too much for granted. Even if this build isn't a build I would recommend to a new PoE player, I decided that if I am going to turn my notes into a guide I would make the guide comprehensive enough even for newer players (and truth be told, I was bored and it gave me something to do pre 2.4).

TLDR; My notes grew into a new version of WarmWaffles [2.3] SRS Auramancer LL Witch build.

The choice of ascendancy class is a simple one. The Necromancer. Not only does it give you good passive stats, but while running 8 auras it will give the entire party 66.4% attack/cast speed, 132.8% increased damage (even more if you can get a Head Hunter, or while your Vaal Auras are active), and +20% elemental res.

Ascendency Skills
While leveling, pick the Ascendancy skills in the following order.

• Mistress of Sacrifice (MoS)
• Commander of Darkness (CoD)
• Spirit Eater
• Minion damage, Chaos Resistance
• Beacon of Corruption / Minion damage and Life + Minion damage, Chaos resistance

Beacon of Corruption is good as it helps us with Chaos res (something that can be quite hard to find on good gear) and the caustic clouds do give a bit of extra damage. If you don't want the Chaos resist then you can go for the two minor nodes instead.

Note: CoD can be picked up in labyrinth normal if you prefer it. However. I find that leveling is faster with MoS, just make sure to have Desecrate equipped for a readily supply of corpses.

Passive Stats:

• 30% Skill effect duration
• 90-105% Minion Damage
• 8% Cast speed

From Flesh Offering:

• 30% Cast speed
• 29% Movement Speed

Commander of Darkness
With 8 auras CoD gives your allies

• 43% cast/attack Speed.
• 30% increased damage.
• +20% to all Elemental Resistances.

Note: As you are not affected by the three auras linked with Generosity, you will only gain about 30% cast speed from CoD.

With the changes to SRS done in 2.5. you can level with SRS from level 8 when you get Melee Splash. At 24 you can buy a Reverberation Rod and link it with SRS + Minion Dmg + Melee Splash. If you are unable to get a Reverberation Rod then I recommend to at least get a 4L and use SRS + Melee Splash + Minion Dmg + Faster Casting (replace once you can keep 20 minions up without it)

If you are using a Tabula for leveling, then I can recommend the following setup:

SRS + Melee Splash + Minion Damage + Faster Casting/Spell Echo (on higher levels we'll have enough cast speed to skip this) + Elemental Damage with Attacks / Melee physical Damage + Minion Speed.

If you are using a Nycta's Lantern use SRS + Melee Splash + Minion Damage.

Using Raise Zombies while leveling may be of some help, as they can act as meat shields and give you a small damage boost. Link Raise Zombies + Minion Damage + Melee Splash + Minion Life / Melee Physical Damage.

Buy a Vaal Clarity as soon as you can, getting it early on will make your life so much easier as SRS is quite mana hungry even while leveling.

If you do not want to level with SRS for some reason, then just go for any spell that you like. If you do not have a Tabula or Lifesprig, then get a "+1 to level of cold/fire gems in this item" wand/sceptre while leveling. It can be acquired by vendoring a magic wand/sceptre + 1 orb of alteration + 1 sapphire/ruby ring.

It is a good idea to pick up the +30 dex/str nodes while leveling. They won't be required in the final tree, but they help a long way with the skill gem attribute requirements.

I've tried to keep the points you respec to 18 or lower.

14 points

34 points

46 points

54 points

67 points

The path you go from here and on depends on if you have access to a Shavronne's Wrappings / Solaris Lorica or not, and if you want to start gearing for ES or not. If you don't have a lot of ES items, keep going with the Life based skill tree. As we only have picked up 77% increased maximum life you will not be tanky at this point, play carefully and don't get mad if you die a few times - you'll get that XP back in no time.

86 points - Life based

95 points - Life based

104 points - Life base hybrid (Hopefully you've already respecced into a ES based version, but if you've been unlucky with loot keep on going and prepare for the ES swap)

If you have a Shavronne's Wrappings or Solaris Lorica, and ES gear, you can now respec into full ES. You can chose if you want to use a Prism Guardian and slowly work your way to the Blood Magic cluster, or you can respec some additional points and use the Low Life Tree. Alternatively you can be a bit ballsy and go Low Life without Shavronne's or Solaris Lorica, and use the Coruscating Elixir. With it's 2.6. 100% Increased Duration buff it should actually be viable.

90 points - ES based with Prism Guardian (I'd recommend putting Discipline, Grace & Haste in the Shield)

104 points - ES based with Prism Guardian

88 points - Low Life Tree

96 points - Low Life Tree

103 points - Low Life Tree

From this point you can look at the finished 113 point skill tree. You should have Elemental Equilibrium, the Aura cluster below the Duelist, possibly some jewel sockets, and the ES recharge cluster Essence Drain to pick up. Don't forget the 6% Aura effectiveness in the Sovereignty Cluster (top left part of tree).

The 3.0. changes has made it harder to play this build as a league starter, but it should still be doable. To make sure you've enough ES when you start mapping I'd probably go for a 5L ES chest and use Coruscating Elixir, instead of going for the Solaris Lorica.

I have used this build as a league started twice and in neither of them did I manage to get an early 5L Solaris Lorica, and I decided to run the maps with hybrid gear. If you can find a cheap Jeweler's Touch prophecy you can easily 5L your Solaris, which in retrospect is probably what I should've done. Starting maps I had around 1.5k life and 2-3k ES (before I got my shavs in 2.5. I was at level 85+ and had around 2k life and 5k es). It is not a lot but it got me mapping, and with a cheap 5L chest you can clear low tier maps quite decently. Keep on farming maps until you can afford the Shavronne's, and try to have life, ES, and some Chaos Resistance on your gear or you might find yourself 1 shot to chaos damage. The major drawback with running a hybrid is that we can't use the Blood Magic passive, along with Mortal Conviction. Thus our damage is nerfed as you are only running Hatred + Haste + Discipline (and possible 1 other aura if you can manage it). Still, I have been running up to t10 maps as a hybrid. It is just slower compared to what we can do with the Shavronne's or Solaris.

If this isn't your league starter I strongly recommend saving for a 5L Solaris Lorica before starting, so you can utilize all your auras.

Note: It should be possible to use a Coruscating Elixir instead of a Solaris Lorica up until you have the Shavronne's. It is not as reliable as the Solaris Lorica, but it should be a good option if you have another 5L and do not want to get a Solaris.

Just some short notes on the pantheons.
Major:

• Soul of the Brine King if you're not using Eye/Presence of Chayula.
• Otherwise I'd go for either Solaris or Arakaali.

Minor:

• Soul of Abberath. Immunity to burning ground (now it doesn't interrupt ES Recharge), less ignite duration and sometimes extra movement speed.

Let's start with the setup that I started off this build with, the MF version.

Credits goes to Kingolo for working out the first version of this setup.

This setup is a bit different from the other ones, as you'll be using a +3 Crude Bow (Crude Bow because it's the easiest bow to get off colours with). This enables us to increase our damage by increasing the level of the SRS gem. The drawback being that we cannot use a shield or Shield Charge/Whirling Blades. Additionally you will be using 9 Auras with this setup. Here's a link to the aura calculator: https://poe.mikelat.com/#WKi8lfg/tr.f_/xB3l.EQeb/xB3l.iq

IMPORTANT: DO NOT USE ANY OTHER BOW THAN THE CRUDE BOW. IT'LL BE HARD ENOUGH TO GET THE CORRECT COLOURS AS IT IS, NO NEED TO MAKE IT HARDER.

Pros

• If you manage to get enough ES it should be better suited for hard encounters.
• Casting doesn't interrupt ES Recharge.
• Zealoth's Oath providing 2.5-6.5% ES regen/second, 6.5% on Consecrated ground.
• Stone Golem with enchant gives ~250 ES regen/second.

Cons

• Less Aura Effectiveness, 54% instead of 66%.
• Less total ES.
• Requires Prism Guardian and increased mana regen on rings.
• Not suited for MF gear.
• Aura setup requires more support gems to work.
• Expensive.

112 point skill tree

Instead of going down to the Duelist & Marauder this setup spec into increased mana, mana regen, life regen, Zealoth's Oath, and Mind over Matter. If MoM doesn't work out for you, you can remove those points and pick up the Primal Spirit notable at the ranger instead.

8 Aura Setup

Note that I've used a lvl 4 enlighten, a lvl 3 enlighten, a lvl 21 blood magic, Prism Guardian, and a 5% reduced mana reserved helmet. If you don't have United in Dream and thus not Envy, then replace it with a Purity and you'll not be required to get the level 4 enlighten.

From the level 20 Clarity and our skill tree we'll end up with roughly 1500 mana and 135 mana/second. It is a decent amount but not enough. To get it to work we'll 60-69% increased mana regen on two rings, and increase our mana by stacking Intelligence & Mana on all items where it is possible. Mana potions could possibly be used as a substitute for the increased mana regen rings.

Gem setup
Main hand:
Generosity + Shield Charge / Whirling Blades + Faster Attacks
Off hand:
Discipline + Grace + Haste
Helmet:
Wrath + Blood Magic (level 21) + Enlighten (lvl 3) + (Clarity lvl 20) (Clarity shouldn't be linked to the other gems)
Chest:
Summon Raging Spirit + Minion Damage + Melee Splash + Additional Accuracy + Elemental Damage with Attacks + Ruthless / Elemental Focus (Both have similar damage)
Gloves:
Increased Duration + Vaal Haste + Vaal Discipline + Vaal Clarity
Boots:
Hatred + Anger + Generosity + Enlighten
Left Ring:
Summon Stone Golem

The flask setup is up for you to decide as it is highly situational, any combination of flasks from the list below will work well for you.

• 1x Life Flask, to be able to cast Stone Golem if it dies and you lack regen.
• Witchfire Brew Stibnite Flask
• Kiara's Determination Silver Flask
• Experimenter's Quicksilver of Adrenaline/Staunching/Heat
• Experimenter's/Chemist's/Perpetual Basalt Flask of ...
• Experimenter's/Chemist's/Perpetual Jade Flask of ...
• Experimenter's/Chemist's/Perpetual Granite Flask of ...
• Experimenter's/Chemist's/Perpetual Topaz of Grounding
• Experimenter's/Chemist's/Perpetual Ruby of Dousing
• Experimenter's/Chemist's/Perpetual Amethyst of Curing
• Experimenter's/Chemist's/Perpetual Bismuth of ...
• Experimenter's/Chemist's/Perpetual Silver of ...
• Vessel of Vinktar Topaz Flask
• Rumi's Concoction Granite Flask

Kiara's Determination enables you to drop Eye of Chayula if you want, and go for a good rare gold amulet instead. With the Onslaught, Stun immunity, Curse, Freeze immunity, and Chill immunity it is a really good flask for us, the only downside being its short duration. Even if it is good I do recommend to go with Eye/Presence of Chayula.

Feel Free to try out Vessel of Vinktar for even more damage & support in situations where you stay relatively close to the mobs/boss.

For the remainder of flask slots I use a Quicksilver flask and a combination of resistance or defensive flasks, such as Rumi's Concoction/Basalt flask/Stibnite/Jade flask, depending on what I need for the moment. Experiment and find out what you like.

Note: As we are trying to keep Vaal Clarity up at all times we will not be spending any life or mana, leaving us unable to use Divination Distillate for its extra IIQ/IIR.

This build picks up every aura node in the passive skill tree. In combination with the Necromancer ascendancy it gives us:

• 66% increased effect of Non-curse Auras you cast.
• 78% increased radius of Aura skills.
• 50% less Mana Reserved.
• 38% reduced Mana Reserved.
• Auras you Cast grant 3% increased Attack and Cast Speed to you and Allies.
• You and Allies affected by your Auras have +30% increased Damage.
• You and Allies affected by your Auras have +20% to all Elemental Resistances.

Unless the gem setup suggest differently, then I recommend going with 8 Auras and craft a helmet with a Screaming Essence of Loathing to get the -3% Mana Reserved affix. This is required if you want to run 8 auras without a reduced reservation head enchantment (an enchantment that you don't really want to go with as the stone golem buff effectiveness is too nice to lose)

8 Auras Calculator. 1 Purity
8 Auras Calculator. Envy instead of Purity

In this build we a using 5 unique items, this leaves us with 5 item slots plus rare jewels to cover our attribute requirements, and get us resistance capped in Elemental Weakness maps. For resistance cap inside a elemental weakness map we need +169% to all res, and +209% if you want to be capped when affected by Elemental Weakness and Conductivity/Flammability/Frostbite. I'll use +209% in these calculations, which is probably more than most people will go with, but it is what you should be aiming for when optimising your gear.

Purity of Elements plus and Commander of Darkness gives us +64% to all Elemental resistances.

With the level 100 skill tree we get +10% fire, +28% cold, and +28% lightning, and with the auras +64% we have the following left to cover:

• Fire Resistance: 135%
• Ice Resistance: 117%
• Lightning Resistance: 118% (Unnatural Calm gives +1% maximum Lightning Resistance)
• Dexterity: 41 (with the 109 tree 61 is required)

From our Unique Items we gain:
Dexterity: 10 (boots)
Lightning Resistance: 30-40% (Shavronne's)

Thus from rares and Jewels we need:

• +135% Fire resistance
• +117% Ice Resistance
• +78-88% Lightning Resistance
• +31 Dexterity

Maximum rolls on Items for resistances is: +48%, and for dexterity: +55
Maximum rolls on Jewels for single resistances is: +15%, Dual resistance: +12%, and dexterity: +16

[spoiler="Belt"]
The BIS item is Headhunter. Unfortunately it is not an item many of us can hope to acquire.
[spoiler="Headhunter can be ridiculous at times"]

Step 1: Acquire an ilvl 84+ Hubris Circlet with the 150% Stone Golem buff effectiveness enchant. (if there are no ilvl 84+ hubris circlets available for a reasonable price, then any non-unique ES helmet with the enchant will work to begin with)
Step 2: Buy as many Screaming Essence of Loathing as you can afford.
Step 3: Scour the Hubris Circlet unless it is already white, use Armourers Scraps to get it to 20% Quality.
Step 4: Use a Screaming Essence of Loathing on the Hubris Circlet.
Step 5: Are the rolls good enough to use? (I'd aim for 200+ ES and one or more resists) In that case start using your newly crafted helmet.
Step 6: Acquire a 2nd ilvl 84+ Hubris Circlet with the 150% Stone Golem buff effectiveness enchant.
Step 7: Repeat Step 2 till Step 5, and use the helmet that has the best rolls.

If you want to drop the Conqueror's Efficiency, then you'll have to use Deafening Essences of Loathing while crafting. This isn't anything I can recommend for most people, but if you already got all the gear you want then you can achieve a minor dmg increase doing this and using another jewel.

For all hard encounters where your Stone Golem risks to die several times, I strongly recommend bringing 1 Life Potion so you always can recast the Stone Golem without delay.

I also strongly recommend that you don't do Shaper or über Atziri without: 6L shavs (or 6L +3 bow), Shavronne's Revelation, 21/20 SRS gem, 20/20 support gems, and 10k+ ES (9k+ would possibly work too).

Deciding which maps to shape, and later on decide if you want to seal certain maps, are up to your own personal preferences. Yet here are some suggestions and general points to think about:

Shaping your Atlas
When deciding what map to use your Shaper's Orbs on you'll want to consider 3 things:

• Is it a good (fast) map to clear?
• Does any good divination cards drop there?
• and is the map better than the other maps that's 5 tiers above it?

With these things in mind I would shape the following maps:

• Tier 1: Jungle Valley.
• Tier 2: Beach or Oasis.
• Tier 3: Arid Lake.
• Tier 4: Phantasmagoria.
• Tier 5: Dunes.
• Tier 6: Strand.
• Tier 7: Mud Geyser.
• Tier 8: Shore / Tropical Island / Atoll.
• Tier 9: Promenade, Coves.
• Tier 10: Quay / Underground River.

Note that I am not using all available Shaper's Orbs.

Sealing your Atlas
After you have completed everything that you want to complete on your map it can be a good idea to start sealing away maps with bad (slow) layouts. This can be done with Cartographer's Seals that you can acquire by vendoring 3x Cartographer's Sextant (Master for red maps, Journeyman for yellow, etc.), along with a Orb of Scouring. Upon reaching an endgame where I've unlocked the majority of the Atlas, I usually end up running only tier 11+ maps. Thus to increase my overall map clearspeed I seal quite a few maps to lower the chance that those "bad maps" drop, they'll still be able to drop if you're playing a map that's connected to it on the atlas. Going from t15 to t11 these are the maps that I seal:

• Tier 15: Core, Overgrown Ruin.
• Tier 14: Mineral Pools, Shrine, Maze, Palace.
• Tier 13: Lair, Plaza, (possibly Scriptorium too, but I do like the divination cards from the boss).
• Tier 12: Crematorium, Necropolis, Residence, Ivory Temple.
• Tier 11: Chateau, Wasteland, Excavation, Underground Sea, Torture Chamber, Precinct, Bazaar. (i.e. I'll only have Shaped Strand for t11).

By sealing these maps you'll lose 20% completion on the Atlas, but as you will only get good red maps it is a small sacrifice to make. You do have the option to seal a few more maps, or less, but I do like to have some variation while mapping.

There are other tactics on how to shape your Atlas, and if you are interested in other setups you'll most likely be able to find different ones by a simple google search.

Remember that you shouldn't run the maps again after you've sealed them, as you then will have wasted your Cartographer Seal. If you get map drops that's one of the ones you've sealed, sell them or use the 3x recipe to upgrade it.

Unless you are into flipping items on poe.trade, running services, or feeling lucky with crafting, then mapping and mapping A LOT is how you make your currency. Early on in the league you can also make a lot of currency by farming normal Atziri (or Über lab even if we're not the best lab runners).

One way of improving your map speed this is to roll your maps in bulk. While mapping I make sure to roll at least 4 maps before running them, but as you can see on the image below I usually roll quite a few.



If you want tips on how to quickly bulk roll maps, check out this video https://youtu.be/pvB4D2MprBw by The Windz

What you want to do while mapping is to minimize your downtime. After all, all time spent not mapping is time spent without getting any loot! So what can you do to reduce your downtime?

• Don't do any sales below 2-5c (at least not after you've started mapping). It's just not worth your time.
• Unless you really want to do the sale right there and now, ask them to wait until you're done with the map.
• Starting from Tier 7-11, always use orb of Alchemy on maps for increased Item Quantity, Pack size, and Item rarity. With this build you don't really care about the map mods, and you're happy for all the pack size & quantity that you can get.
• Have a good stash tab management. It should go fast to sell, stash & list items when you're in your hideout.
• If you are doing Chaos Recipes and have the stash tabs for it, have 1 stash tab for each item type and sell the items when you're waiting for stuff (or if all the tabs get full)
• Get PoE-TradeMacro from: https://github.com/POE-TradeMacro/POE-TradeMacro/wiki/Usage---Installation. It'll make it easier and faster to price check items.

If you are interested in reading up more about how to farm currency, take a look at: carkasjak's [Guide] Efficient Currency Farming. I'm no fan of his 5c "price check" tab, but he has a lot of good points in the rest of the guide.

Global 820 channel initially was used for sharing and farming Forsaken Masters missions (820 because the Forsaken Masters patch was released on the 20th of August), and since then it has grown to include Trials and Challenges as well. So if you are looking for a specific trial, something you need for a challenge, or if you have a daily master mission and want to join a rotation group in order to level up your masters faster, join Global 820 and have a look around. There's usually quite a few people around there who takes time away from their mapping to help out. Thus if you do utilise 820 try to return the favour by helping out other ppl there when you're able.

Trade 820 is pretty much the same as Global 820, with the difference that you buy or sell the missions/trials/challenges/etc.

When I start a new character with this build I usually go for the build items in the following order:
1. Ephemeral Edge. 48%+ on the ES roll (not expensive at all, so pick it up as soon as you can use it)
2. Eye of Chayula. The Stun Immunity can save you quite often, but make sure that you're mainly ES based if you're going to use it.
3. 5-link Shavronne's Wrappings / 5-link +2 Bow (or staff)
4. ilvl 84+ Hubris Circlet with 150% Stone Golem buff effectiveness helmet enchant. It will be needed when you get your 6-link.
5. 350+ ES Shield.
6. 150+ ES Gloves.
7. 100+ ES Crystal Belt.
8. 200+ ES Boots (no MS needed, if you are running MF then stick with Wondertrap).
9. Jewels with Minion Damage + other useful rolls (check gear section for details).
10. 6-link Shavronne's Wrappings or 6-link +3 bow.
11. Witchfire Brew.
12. United in Dream (if Breach items are available).
13. Presence of Chayula (if Breach items are available).
14. Shavronne's Revelation.
... Keep upgrading your rare items, including your Jewels.
999. Head Hunter. If you have the Presence of Chayula, then I'd aim for an uncorrupted version.