In the development of Path of Exile for so many years, players who insist on fighting for a long time have faced many boss challenges and sneak attacks. They not only enjoy the fun of fighting but also use the rare items and POE Currency dropped from the boss to enhance their strength time and time again. Some bosses even need them to challenge several times before they can figure out a way to defeat them. So it is a great test for the builds and skills and equipment created by the players themselves.

As we all know, the skill system of Path of Exile is a very large concept. Every player who wants to create a significant achievement in the game needs to learn and understand it in depth. It takes a lot of time, but it’s worth it. Not long ago, a player published a sample map on the correct construction of skills in the Path of Exile community, which inspired many people. They also have more POE Currency and fun to challenge those powerful bosses that have long been famous in Path of Exile.

The strongest boss of Path of Exile recognized by most players is Aul in the deepest part of Delve. The reason Aul outperforms Maven is that of how Delve’s scaling works. If players haven’t already guessed, Aul will get these modifiers as well. If they get far enough in Delve, Aul will take every non-immunity one-shot built in the game. Not only will you have to face a devastating knight who can instantly freeze you, but you’ll also have to face trash mobs you can also kill instantly. Because of the nature of Delve’s scaling system, Aul is the toughest boss to fight in Path of Exile. If another boss doesn’t get similar scaling POE Orbs as Aul, then one boss is unlikely to outperform them.

If players are lucky enough to use their own advantages to defeat it, then the benefits they can get will be immense. But some new people who just joined the game are always afraid to try these adventurous things. They can buy more POE Currency and pull a few masters to challenge it. Even if it fails, it is an excellent opportunity to absorb experience.