Large Attack Cluster: Feed, Fuel and Martial Prowess

Goal

Feed the Fury + Fuel the Fight + Martial Prowess

Base

8-passive bow-damage large cluster, ilvl 50–67 for these three notables

Method

Feed + Martial on magic → Regal → at most one Exalt for Fuel

In the app

All-of-them magic target, separate bonus target and capped reset loop

Checkpoint

Confirm all three notables and their positions in your build

Guide coverage

A complete three-notable setup; no cheapest-method or fixed-cost claim

This recipe uses two prefixes and one suffix, so it needs different targets before and after Regal. We prepare Feed the Fury + Martial Prowess on a magic jewel, then add Fuel the Fight on the rare item. That sequence is compatible with the affix limits; asking Alt/Aug for all three at once is not.

Use a specific enchant and a deliberate level range

The worked example is an 8-passive Large Cluster Jewel whose small passives grant 12% increased Damage with Bows and 12% increased Damage Over Time with Bow Skills. PoEDB lists this bow pool separately from physical damage, two-handed weapons and other attack enchants. Older guides may use the former bow-attack wording; check the current item's two lines.

Ilvl 50–67 unlocks these three targets while excluding notable additions starting at 68 and 75. This lower level is intentional for the finished jewel. It is not the right range for an ilvl-84 small-passive-effect craft or a notable that requires 75.

The discussion of this exact bow-cluster combination corroborates 50–67 base selection and compares Harvest/fossils. It also corrects an unsuitable Jagged-fossil suggestion. Physical-damage wording in a notable does not automatically give it a Physical crafting tag.

Configure the two stages

1. On Items, choose Cluster Jewel, Magic, From my stash, Alt + Aug, and Stash. Use size 1 × 1, the actual batch count and Item level → 50–67. Check the enchant and eight-passive count yourself.
2. In Target mods → Mod DB, add Feed the Fury and Martial Prowess, then choose Stop when → All of them. They occupy opposite sides and can coexist on a magic item. Enable Augmentation until a hit; an Augment can fill the missing side.
3. Keep Regal to Rare enabled. Under After the target → Bonus mod, put Fuel the Fight only in Step 2 — success mods. Step 2 match → Any is sufficient for that single target. Do not repeat the Step-1 targets in Step 2: its checks exclude Step-1 matches.
4. Set Max exalts → 1, Stop when full → Prefix, Annuls → 0, Max reset cycles → 10 for the example. These limits control spending, not success odds. The preset uses 12 items and a 1,000-click Safety limit; adjust both.
5. Calibrate the needed Alteration, Augmentation, Regal, Exalt, Scour and Transmutation positions and stash-tab headers. Start with an empty cursor on the currency tab, Arm, then use your start key.

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Download the three-notable loadout. Import and load it, then complete your own calibration. Export/import, rejection of a one-notable magic item, acceptance of the magic pair and detection of the rare three-notable result were checked with the actual app code. These are configured app captures, not footage of a successful game craft.

What happens after Regal

The app checks Fuel the Fight immediately after Regal. A hit completes the target; otherwise an Exalt can be attempted if a prefix slot remains. On a jewel, rare items have at most two prefixes and two suffixes. Starting with the correct magic pair gives three possible branches:

• Regal adds Fuel: keep the jewel; no Exalt needed.
• Regal adds another prefix: both prefixes are occupied. Prefix stopping ends the slam stage; the failed attempt is reset.
• Regal adds another suffix: both suffixes are occupied and one prefix remains. An ordinary Exalt can fill that last slot, but Fuel is still a random roll from the eligible prefix pool.

The loop Scours and Transmutes misses within the reset/click limits. It therefore erases other potentially useful combinations. Choose an automatic loop only when you accept that tradeoff; for manual valuation of near-misses, stop at the magic pair and inspect the rare stages yourself. No Annul is necessary for this setup.

Compare alternatives before buying currency

Community cluster crafters use Alt/Aug/Regal/Exalt, Harvest and fossils, with different conclusions about cost. Simulate this exact enchant, level and trio in Craft of Exile, using your market prices. The automatic setup here is a workable route, not a claim that it beats buying the finished jewel or every Harvest/fossil route.

If using the app's fossil or Harvest page instead, target all three notables on a rare result, supply the appropriate resonator/craft, and leave valuable fractured lines out of the rolling target. See fossil setup and Harvest setup.

Finally, import the jewel into your build planner and inspect notable positions and point cost. Eight passives and three names alone do not describe which path you intend to allocate. Check that the leech effects actually suit your build.

Sources and verification

• PoEDB: Large Cluster Jewel — bow pool, levels and prefix/suffix classification.
• Reddit: exact Feed/Fuel/Martial bow cluster — level selection, Harvest alternatives and fossil-tag correction.
• Reddit: three-notable crafting methods — staged rolling and comparison with other methods; older price estimates are not reused.
• App setup — calibration. The new loadout validates matching and settings; no live-game outcome or current-league cost is promised.