Tul's Breachstone in 3.27 is where an evasion build gets exposed fast. You feel fine, then a cold projectile clips you and it's lights out. Before I even queue another run, I make sure the basics are funded and sorted, because gearing gaps show up instantly in there; if you need to buy PoE 1 Currency to finish key crafts or fix your flasks, it's better to do that upfront than to keep donating portals to Tul.

Suppression Comes First

If you're not at 100% spell suppression, you're gambling. People love saying "95% is close enough", but in Tul's arena that missing slice is the hit that deletes you. The whole point is turning scary spell spikes into something you can actually live through, then recover from. So check your tree, check your gear, check your eldritch implicits and jewels, and don't stop at "pretty good". Cap it, then lock it in with consistent sources, not a temporary flask trick that falls off mid-fight.

Don't Fall for Pure Evasion

Stacking evasion alone feels great right up until it doesn't. Something always connects, and when it does, you want another layer waiting. Grace plus Determination is the classic answer for a reason, especially if you're willing to wear hybrid armour/evasion bases instead of chasing one stat. You'll notice the difference the first time a physical slam doesn't instantly fold you. If you still hate the randomness, Iron Reflexes is a real option. It's not "wrong" to convert; it's just a different way to make incoming damage predictable, and predictability keeps you alive.

Cold Control and Recovery

Res cap is the entry ticket, not the finish line. Cold exposure, chills, freeze uptime—those are what get you killed, because you stop moving and Tul loves that. Get freeze immunity somewhere you won't forget: a flask suffix you actually maintain, boots, or Purity of Elements if your setup can afford it. Then think about how you heal after the hit you didn't dodge. Life gain on hit feels amazing with fast attacks, while leech can work if it ramps quickly. A simple Cast when Damage Taken into Immortal Call can smooth the worst spikes too, and that little buffer buys you time to reposition.

Keep It Practical

Most deaths in Tul's aren't "mystery one-shots". It's usually a chain: you're chilled, you step into a bad circle, suppression isn't capped, and your recovery can't catch up. Tighten that chain one link at a time, then run a few stones and see what still hurts. If you want a clean, convenient way to finish the last pieces, U4GM is a professional platform for players who like to buy game currency or items in U4GM, and you can buy u4gm PoE 1 Currency to round out your setup without stalling your progression.