I always find it time-consuming to switch back and forth between pages on the Path of Exile Wiki to find out which level is the optimal one for all the gems I link in my various CWDT setups while planning out my builds. I've posted this on Reddit but I think it might be useful to post it here as well.
Quick reference chart of commonly used spell gems and their maximum allowed level to be supported by each level of CWDT.View Staff Posts Post Reply. Due to the large amount of damage taken needed per damage effectiveness and the rapid scaling of damage taken required per level, it is advisable to use spells for purposes other than damage that do not depend heavily on the active skill level.
#Cast when dmg taken support upgrade#
This item can be acquired through the following upgrade paths or vendor recipes. Totems : Cast when Damage Taken can't be used with totems. If the damage was self-caused, it will target a random enemy if there are no enemies, it will be cast at the player, if it is a projectile, it will be fired in a random direction. Reflected damage is considered to come from the enemy originally damaged. Targeting : Targeted spells will cast towards the enemy that caused the last damage. Any flat added damage will affect this ratio-the more damage added, the less effective it is to level up the Cast when Damage Taken gem. This does not, however, take into account the increase in damage from being able to use a higher level gem for instance, a level 4 Bladefall gem deals an average of On a strict damage-in-per-damage-out basis, Cast when Damage Taken roughly triples in power between level 1 and level 20, depending on the skill used. The linked sockets also follow a specific order, as follows.ĭamage effectiveness : The damage effectiveness increases with level, but so does the damage taken per cast overall, the amount of damage that needs to be taken per damage effectiveness goes up at higher gem levels. If there are trigger gems in each equipped item, the order of operation will be. Trigger order : Trigger gems and their linked skills are cast in a certain order that depends both on which item it is equipped on and which socket the skills are in. Note that this restriction only applies to active skills any level of other support gems may be used. Maximum level of supported skills : Cast when Damage Taken cannot support skills with a higher player level requirement than that of Cast when Damage Taken itself. The Cast when Damage Taken gem itself does not have its own counter or cooldown. This mostly prevents using multiple copies of the same spell with Cast when Damage Taken, though the use of Cast when Damage Taken gems of different levels can avoid cooldown overlap in some circumstances due to the differing amounts of damage required to trigger the spells.
Multiple copies of the same gem share cooldowns, meaning that if two copies of the same spell are triggered within ms of each other, the first will trigger and the second will fail to do so as it is on cooldown. When a linked spell is cast, it is put on cooldown for ms and will not track damage during that time.
All damage counters will be reset to 0 upon entering a new area. The effect ends when you have 1 life remaining. Your spell damage is substantially increased while under this effect. Damage counter and cooldown : Each linked spell gains an internal damage counter that tracks the total accumulated damage taken from hitsthough not from damage over time or the Blood Magic passive e. Multiple copies of Cast when Damage Taken will also function independently. Multiple spells can be linked to a single trigger gem, and will all be triggered if so. Attack gems such as Double Strike are not considered spells. Trigger gem : Like all trigger gems, Cast when Damage Taken only "casts" spells. It causes a linked spell to trigger when the player takes a certain amount of damage.
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