Runegrafting In Path Of Exile 3.26 Brings More Flexible Configuration

Settlers of Kalguur League became core components in Path of Exile 3.26, which led to some changes in Kingsmarch. One change is that Runegrafting replaces the rune runesmithing service in the previous league.

This new passive tree mechanic helps you replace some talents with new talents, and the experience is similar to Karui Tattoos in Settlers League.

Based on the significant game performance of Runegraft, this guide will explain how Runegraft works and how to get it.

How Does It Work?

As mentioned above, Karui Tattoos in Settlers League, players who have played Settlers League should know that Karui Tattoos will change Attribute nodes. Besides being used to modify Passive Skill Tree nodes, Runegrafting can also get significant benefits.

Passive Skill Tree nodes in Path of Exile are so large that you can create a variety of different combinations, each using a variety of passive nodes. Passive nodes fall into several categories, but Keystone Passives usually stand out the most when defining builds. Mind Over Matter, Chaos Inoculation, Blood Magic, Iron Reflexes, and Avatar of Fire are most recommended Keystone Passives.

Mind Over Matter

It stacks mana Regen, which reduces damage, and is one of the most popular nodes. Adding an Eldritch Battery can make up for the disadvantage of Mind Over Matter, making mana maintenance more difficult, so you can better maintain life.

Chaos Inoculation

It stacks energy shield, eliminating all direct damage to health, and is one of the most annoying damage types in the game.

Blood Magic

It stacks life Regen, building up health stacks.

Iron Reflexes

It easily stacks armor, converting all dodge points into armor points, thereby reducing damage.

Avatar Of Fire

It helps you reduce damage, converting half of all damage types except Chaos into fire damage. It also makes all your attacks deal additional fire damage.

That’s it for Passive Skill Tree nodes modified by Runegrafting in Path of Exile. Besides modifying Passive Skill Tree nodes and affecting Mastery nodes, some Runegrafting will provide various alternative buffs in the upcoming update, while others will modify certain properties.

A full list of Runegrafting is available in Path of Exile 3.26 patch notes, with the developer only showing Runegraft of Time, Runegraft of the Bound, Runegraft of the River, Runegraft of the Fortress, Runegraft of Bellows, and Runegraft of the Jeweler.

• Runegraft of Time gives a skill a 20% chance of not consuming a cooldown when used, which reduces the time it takes to refresh a skill.
• Runegraft of the Bound reduces the bonus of equipped boots, but increases the bonus of equipped gloves.
• Runegraft of the River has a 1 in 5 chance of restoring the player to full health when health is low.
• Runegraft of the Fortress reduces stats by one-tenth, but greatly increases global defense.

If the player has not warcried recently, Runegraft of Bellows will double the speed of warcriing.

When equipped with a two-handed weapon, Runegraft of the Jeweler increases damage by one-tenth for each unconnected slot. If the damage is maxed out, this extra tenth of damage will greatly increase the player’s chance of winning with one hit.

As we can see, Runegraft is still somewhat limited. Each Runegraft is limited to one, which may prevent players from stacking multiple Runegrafting of River to create an invincible character.

How To Obtain?

This new item can be got by transporting crops and ores to Kalgul Import Store, and is part of Kalgul Settlers’ transportation mechanic. However, Runegrafting is random, so it is best for players to save more items and trade with other players to get the required items. Players can also quickly trade items with others, but you should farm Path Of Exile Currency first.

The above is how Runegraft works and how to obtain it. I hope it can provide some help for your Path of Exile 3.26 game journey.