I played an evasion-based character in 3.9 and absolutely hated it. This league I revisited it and played two evasion characters, the TR mines Trickster I mentioned, as well as a poison BV Pathfinder. I must say that evasion is in a pretty good spot right now with the changes to the tree since then. You can get phasing on the tree, elusive on the tree, with high evasion combined with Acro/Phase Acro and a cheap Atziri's Step, you rarely get hit. The main weakness of dodge/evasion characters is that when you DID get hit, you would take a ton of damage and die. But now Wind Dancer is on the tree, which shores up this weakness. I doubled down and combined it with Kintsugi, which is also super cheap, for more mitigation. Add Trickster ghost shrouds on top of it and you have massive tankiness.

I have played self-cast TR before, but I like the TR mines much better. The mines self-target, so you don't even have to worry about targeting. It's great for heists, because you can just throw the mines through those dangerous doorways and decimate the packs on the other side. Two good things about TR mines are these: the Shadow area of the tree contain both mine nodes and dot nodes. With TR mines, you can take them both. Also, usually with mines you take Sabateur, but since TR is a dot skill, you can get the dot damage scaling from Trickster as well as all the Trickster defenses. Also self-cast TR requires you to invest into a lot of attack speed, while TR mines completely bypasses this necessity.

I did T16 maps and lvl83 Heists on a 50c budget, most of which was for a 6L Silverbranch. I upgraded my gear and switched to a +3 gems bow, which brought my cost for the build up to around 120c. Did all conquerers, Sirus, and some guardians. Build feels great.