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Most Power Charge generation in Path of Exile ties back to landing crits or killing something, which means the charges you have depend on what you were just fighting. Willclash breaks that link: charges tick up once a second on their own, so the mask matters just as much in the walk between packs as it does mid-fight. Standing in a doorway waiting for the next room to load still builds toward full stacks, no combat required.
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Affix |
Gameplay Effect |
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(350-400)% increased Evasion and Energy Shield |
Core defensive layer, hybrid Evasion and ES scaled well past a normal helmet slot |
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+5% Chance to Block Spell Damage per Power Charge |
Spell block climbs with every stacked charge, capping out fast at full stacks |
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(3-5)% increased Elemental Damage per Power Charge |
Direct damage scaling tied to the same resource the block chance uses |
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Gain a Power Charge every Second if you haven’t lost Power Charges Recently |
Passive regeneration, no hits or kills needed to keep stacking |
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Lose all Power Charges when you Block |
The tradeoff: blocking resets the stack, then the passive regen rebuilds it |
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+1 to Maximum Power Charges (corrupted implicit) |
One extra charge slot beyond the base mask, more Elemental Damage and block chance at full stacks |
Buy PoE Willclash Boost if steady Elemental Damage scaling and spell block that never fully drops off sound better than gearing built around getting hit first. Item availability shifts with the market, so confirm your league and character with our manager, and the exact corrupted mask pictured lands in your inventory the same session.
No, and that’s the point of buying it already corrupted. Corruption locks an item against further crafting, so the risk of that roll going wrong already happened on our end. You get the finished, locked-in result: the extra Power Charge and nothing to gamble on yourself. Trying to corrupt your own Willclash for this outcome risks losing the base item entirely if the roll goes the wrong way.
Yes, though the two charge-loss triggers stack on top of each other: Willclash resets on Block, Romira’s Banquet resets on a Critical Strike. On a build that blocks rarely and leans on the Willclash passive regen, the two can coexist fine, but it’s worth checking your specific tree and playstyle before committing to both. Mention both items when you order and our manager can flag anything worth adjusting.
It means the passive, one-per-second regeneration pauses for a short window right after you Block and lose your stack, not refilling instantly. Once that window passes, the automatic climb back to full charges picks up again on its own.