Do I need to follow a Path of Exile build guide

Do I need to follow a Path of Exile build guide? 

The first thing you need to do in Path of Exile is pick your League Starter Build. While in most action RPGs you can just throw points into what you want as you go, that's unfortunately not the case for PoE. I mean, you sort of can. But, eventually, you're going to hit a point in your experience where you will wish you had just stuck to an already existing build—especially if you're not a veteran player. Once you've got a few seasons under your belt and you have a better idea of how exactly PoE works, you can definitely try to formulate your own build. Until then POE currency trade, trust me when I say: you can still have fun in PoE when following a build guide. 

As a final note before we jump into the builds, keep in mind that builds change with each season. It's not uncommon for PoE developer Grinding Gear Games to do sweeping balance changes making some builds less or more viable with each season. Interestingly, this season didn't change too much when it comes to existing builds. As such, this is a great season to jump in as we already have an idea of what builds work and which ones do not. Here is the best Path of Exile (PoE) 3.22 Trial of the Ancestors League Starter Builds.

Path of Exile (PoE) 3.22 Trial of the Ancestors League Starter Builds 

For each build I list here, I will name the build, a brief summary of how the build plays, as well as a link to a reputable build guide that lays out in detail how to build your character to successfully play that build.

Righteous Fire Inquisitor — The best overall League Starter build in Path of Exile Trial of the Ancestors 3.22 

Build Guide: Righteous Fire Inquisitor by Pohx

Righteous Fire Inquisitor has been a staple Path of Exile League Starter build for as long as I can remember. It's also often recommended to beginners due to its easy playstyle. Once you have the proper gear, most content can be completed by activating your Righteous Fire and running around. Every few seconds you stop moving only to reactivate Consecrated Ground. Even though this build definitely excels at map clear, it can still be solid for most boss encounters. The only downside really is that the AoE radius of Righteous Fire isn't astronomical. As such, you will often quite literally be face-tanking encounters. Thankfully, Inquisitor offsets this a bit with more tankiness cheap Path of exile currency. If you're having a tough time surviving, you can even switch to Juggernaut for more survivability. Once you've reached the end-game and start farming a lot of currency, Elementalist is an option for even more damage.