Zorath path reference · PoE 3.29
Reclaimed Malevolence Calculator
Calculate Reclaimed Malevolence and Zorath path effects for PoE 3.29 with class, Ascendancy and socket-aware results.
Last updated August 21, 2026
Start with the calculator, select Reclaimed Malevolence, then choose the class, Ascendancy, seed and socket that match the build. The result is intentionally explicit about the path assumption.
Inputs for a Zorath result
- Reclaimed Malevolence as the jewel type.
- The Zorath seed from the item text.
- The character class and Ascendancy used by the passive tree.
- The jewel socket where the path begins.
Unlike classic Legion jewels, Zorath is not a simple radius-only lookup. The selected class tells the calculator which start node to target, while the Ascendancy narrows the seed-specific Abyss selection.
What “shortest class-start route” means
TimelessCalc builds the shortest connected route from the selected socket to the class start in the current PoE 3.29 tree. It then loads the Zorath node records for that route and the selected Ascendancy. This makes the common inspection workflow deterministic and fast.
Build planners may allocate a longer route for attributes, masteries or other constraints. Those detours are not inferred from a seed alone. If the build uses a different route, compare the calculator result with the allocated nodes in the full tree view.
Reading changed path nodes
The result separates replaced passives from added Abyss stats and keeps the socket, class and Ascendancy in the shareable URL. This means a copied result can be reopened without losing the path context that produced it.
The current Zorath data is release 2026-08-21.1, generated against Path of Building Community commit 510e03806791db5fb6563ef93104f2a62a273b97. No server-side build or account data is required.
Reclaimed Malevolence FAQ
What is different about Reclaimed Malevolence?
Reclaimed Malevolence uses Zorath data from the new Abyss jewel rules. It can affect an allocated path from the jewel socket toward a class start and also selects an Ascendancy result.
Why do I need to choose a class and Ascendancy?
Zorath's result depends on the path allocated in the passive tree and on the Ascendancy section selected by the seed. TimelessCalc asks for both so it does not silently assume a build path.
Does the calculator reproduce every possible detour?
The browser tool uses the shortest route from the socket to the selected class start. A build with deliberate detours can produce a different path, so the result includes that limitation next to the class controls.
Can I use a Zorath seed without selecting a socket?
No. The socket anchors the allocated path and determines which node data is loaded. Choose the actual socket from the tree or the searchable socket list.