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Lightning Arrow’s arc effect triggers independently for every arrow that connects, so an extra arrow from this PoE Lightning Arrow Quiver adds a full second arc event landing right on top of the first one. Six or ten enemies clustered together end up eating damage from both arrows’ worth of arcs on a single cast, a spread most quivers never come close to matching.
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Mod Rolled |
What It Solves |
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Implicit: 30% increased Projectile Speed |
Arrows reach their target faster, tightening the window between shot and arc |
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+31% to Critical Strike Multiplier With Bows |
A bow-specific damage boost applied on top of every critical hit |
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Adds 9 to 149 Lightning Damage to Attacks |
Flat Lightning Damage feeding directly into every arrow and its arcing strikes |
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+118 to maximum Life |
A straightforward Life pool addition supporting the rest of your defenses |
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Bow Attacks Fire an Additional Arrow |
The core mechanic: doubles how many arrows, and how many arc events, land per cast |
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40% increased Damage with Bow Skills |
A broad damage multiplier applying to every bow skill the build might run alongside Lightning Arrow |
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12% increased Attack Speed |
More shots loosed per second, more arcs triggered in the same window of time |
Quivers carrying an Additional Arrow line rarely land on the trade market for long once players realize what it does paired with an arc-based skill, and this one’s ready to change hands the moment you place an order. Reach out with your league and character details, and this PoE Lightning Arrow Quiver finds its way to you well before the currency needed to craft one would even come together.
No, the additional arrow line adds no mana cost of its own, since it changes how the attack resolves without changing how many times you’re casting it. Your existing mana cost per Lightning Arrow use stays the same either way, you just get more out of that single cast.
It applies to any skill tagged as a Bow Skill, so a secondary attack running alongside Lightning Arrow for single targets or mobility gets the same boost. The line is written broadly on purpose, covering the full range of bow-based skills a character might swap between during a fight.
Faster projectiles reach their target sooner, which shortens the gap between firing and the arc effect going off. Against fast-moving enemies or anything trying to close distance, that shorter window means the arrows connect and trigger their arcs before the situation changes underneath you.