Here, we’ll show you a step-by-step guide to making a high-budget Cold Conversion Quiver. If you’re planning on making an endgame quiver for your Lightning Arrow or Tornado Shot builds in Path of Exile 3.23, then don’t miss this guide.

Step 1: Prepare A Suitable Quiver Base

First of all, before starting production, it is very important to prepare a suitable quiver base. The Quiver should have Fire Damage with Bow Attacks and the extra Arrow Fracturing mod on it, and it should be at least item level 81.

If you could get an item with item level 86, that would be perfect. Because then you will increase the percentage of bow skill mod damage, depending on how much POE Currency you want to put into your quiver base.

You have a variety of options, but the Heavy Arrow Quiver Bramble Bite would be the best option, but also the most expensive, costing me a total of 32 Divine Orbs.

Of course, if your production budget is not high, just use a less quiver base, so that we can also stack two tiers of critical multipliers with Deafening Essence of Contempt. But we’re actually stacking three tiers here, and you need to be at least two tiers so it won’t be that bad.

In theory, you could keep it and add the other two prefixes. Since we already have 22% attack speed, it’s very tempting, and maybe we should even keep this if the critical multiplier reaches three tiers, but that’s not the focus of this guide.

What we have to do now is we have to remove the stun duration from the enemy, so we have to go back to the previous step and remove the Contempt. Like I said, if you remove the critical multiplier from Essences Craft or Bow Craft, you’ll have to use Essences again.

Step 2: Make Cannot Roll Attack Modifiers

Next, all we have to do is go back to our Crafting Bench and make the “Cannot roll Attack Modifiers”.

Because our suffix is full, so the only thing we can get now is the prefix. We’ll be using Exalted Orbs to get max life and bow skill damage percentage increases. Since these are the only two non-attack prefixes, we obviously want them to have more stacks.

In the end, we got a max life of +99, which was perfect. But both of our abilities get the lowest damage stack. I wasn’t happy with it and I wanted something better. So what I’m going to do now is use an Orb of Annulment and re-roll.

The only thing we can delete now is max life. We can use these two skills or Cannot roll Attack Modifiers to protect all other mods.

I know it’s a little weird, but that’s how the game works. So be careful when you use an Orb of Annulment here. If you delete Cannot roll Attack Modifiers, everything else will be deleted as well.

Therefore, always be aware that if we remove the Cannot roll Attack Modifiers, we must re-imprint them onto the item, remove the max life, and remove the percentage of both.

Step 3: Add Maximum Life

So what we have to do now is add max life. Since we already had access to the Orb of Annulment, we deleted the Cannot roll Attack Modifiers and went back to Crafting Bench to recreate it. I know this process is a little annoying, but it’s part of making a quiver.

We keep rolling until we get +80 max life, plus a 10% increase in damage for both skills is acceptable. Although this may seem a little boring, this is how deterministic crafting works. Regardless, at the end of the day we’re going to have a good quiver and that’s all that matters.

All in all, making a good endgame quiver in Path of Exile 3.23 requires patience, resources, and even some luck. Hopefully, this guide will help you get a good starting point for creating a unique quiver.