@bars ranks the rows: a faint bar shows each value vs the section max.

Set a target rate and pick your machines; see real furnace/assembler counts, belts, and power across every stage. Each tier is a speed+power bundle.

How many assemblers hit your target rate — and whether one belt can carry it.

One row per item, every metric in columns. The dense table — scroll → on mobile.

Data-first tiles: the number is the hero, magnitude shades the tile.

The full multiplicative pipeline: ATK × Talent × DMG% × Crit × DEF × RES × Reaction.

The whole damage pipeline, every multiplier exposed. Dense layout shows the full chain at a glance — no scrolling.

Dense input form: each section is a 2-column label→value panel.

Effective strength → base max hit, the exact integer-floor formula from the wiki.

The classic "increased vs more" distinction — additive vs multiplicative — drives every PoE build.

Gen-9 single-target damage. STAB, type effectiveness, and crit fold into a min–max damage roll.

Equip gear from dropdowns, toggle buffs, watch your DPS update. Each item is a stat bundle.

Built on a Data Stream query: 6.96 MB upstream → server-side query → the 8 rows this calc needs (~0.5 KB).

Total armor, damage reduction and effective-health from base armor + mods. Data-driven: the whole mod catalog is two editable arrays — add or update a mod by editing one line.

Mod stats pulled live from WFCD through Instacalc's filtered endpoint — a 3.8 KB download, not the 7 MB upstream. Patch-day changes flow through automatically.

One calc, fed from CSV, JSON, Excel, or a Google Sheet — all normalized to the same rows.

Total armor, damage reduction and effective-health multiplier from base armor + mods. A community-editable replacement for the wiki's sunsetted Maximization Calculator.