A Deep Dive Into The Best Meta Farming Strategy For T17 Maps In POE 3.24
After all the nerfs and buffs, we’ll talk about the last meta farming strategy in POE 3.24 and its consecutive buffs, Back to Basics Keystone with Divination card profit farming in T17 maps. This is both more profitable and more broken than Winged Scarab farming strategy using Harvest Sextant Modifiers.
In other words, it is a onetime investment. You must consume all but 1 item to save the rest. This strategy is another reason the prices of Mageblood and Tier 0 Uniques have dropped significantly.
Alternatively, this can also be tested in Standard League, as it does not require a specific Lantern mod. This must be run exclusively on any T17 map, as they drop more loot than any other map currently in the game.
This is because they have unique modifiers that significantly enhance pack size, item rarity, currency drops, map drops, and even scarab drops. So even if you run T17 map casually, you can still make a profit, or at least get back POE Currency you invested from the fragments of Uber map boss.
With Back to Basics Keystone in Atlas Tree, you don’t have to interact with any league mechanics or wait for any ghosts to touch monsters. All you need to do is enter, kill the monsters and the map’s ultimate boss.
Well, it’s that simple, isn’t it? No, that’s not right! It also requires a powerful build to run these packed maps for optimal efficiency in currency farming.
Which T17 Maps Should You Run?
The most important thing before throwing out Scarabs is to check every modifier on the map. Since you can only use Chaos Orbs to re-roll modifiers, you should double-check if there’s anything that might brick your build. Especially mods like these (blocks), and those where you need Juggernaut’s Unstoppable or Trickster’s One Step Ahead.
Ideally, you should try to roll at least 130% quantity, 50% pack size, and a 130% scarab modifier to get an efficient start.
But why is Ziggurat Map more expensive than all other T17s? Well, we can summarize the value of T17 map into 2 factors. One is their exclusive Divination card dropped, and the other is Uber fragment dropped by the map boss.
You can only get Samurai’s Eye Divination card from Ziggurat Map, and Artist only from Abomination Map.
The most valuable item that both Ziggurat and Uber bosses can drop in Abomination Maps is Reality Fragment, which opens a portal to Uber Maven fight and can drop Progenesis flask. If you’re farming this item in SSF, be prepared as it’s a hard task, but that’s how to get it.
The popular T17 maps that people prefer are Sanctuary and Fortress Maps. They have a much better layout and Divination cards they drop are well worth it. You can only get Succor of the Sinless Divination Card from Sanctuary Map, and you can only get Cheater and Dragon’s Heart from Fortress Map.
The cheapest T17 map currently available is Citadel Map, mostly because of its annoying layout. However, the bright side is that you can get Shieldbearer as well as Wealth and Power from Citadel Map. So besides Scarabs and Uber fragments, we can also farm these Divination cards here.
Scarabs
But in this strategy, since we have to use Divination Scarab of Curation, the cards we drop on Favored map will replace all of those Divination cards. This is mainly to expand the spectrum of Divination cards drops from both the ends.
The most important Divination Scarab of Curation for this strategy also gives you 12 times 10, which is 120% more Divination cards in the area. In other words, using this Scarab and this set of Favored maps, you can get more than twice the number of Divination cards.
Next is Horned Scarab of Preservation. If we use this Scarab, we only need to purchase it once. This prevents other Scarabs from being consumed while in use. So if our goal is to farm a higher spectrum of Divination cards, we also want to get guaranteed profits from larger stacks.
For our last option, we can use Horned Scarab of Bloodlines or Horned Scarab of Glittering.
Bloodlines Scarab turns all normal monsters into magic rarity, which directly grants more loot than normal monsters. If you’re running this strategy with non-Magic Find Builds, Glittering Scarab would be a better choice to fill in the loot gap.
But despite this, I still don’t recommend using Magic Find Builds on T17 maps because of the sheer difficulty and diminishing returns.
As the league progresses and the price of Mirror of Kalandra increases, the value of this strategy will increase. Apart from all of this, you don’t need any other mods on your map device.
Atlas Tree Setup
Unlike Valdo Maps, T17s get all the benefits of Atlas Tree you choose. But since we’re using Back to Basics Keystone, we don’t have to use any league mechanics in Atlas. This opens up wider space to invest in each node to scale the original drop of scarabs, maps, and the effect of map modifiers.
The league mechanics we’ve blocked here also prevent their scarabs from dropping. This allows you to get better quality drops from scarabs instead of trash ones.
Since Rogue’s Marker currently does not have any scarabs, this can be ignored. So our only investments are scarabs, maps, and the effects of map modifiers.
Back To Basics Keystone
Many people may ask why they should choose Back to Basics Keystone? Can’t we just go to Strongboxes?
Let’s say I roll 70% scarab multiplier on this map and my atlas produces a 90% effect. That’s 70 times 1.9, which is 133.
In our best-case scenario, if we get an 80% multiplier from Back to Basics, we can multiply that by 1.8, which is a 240% increase in the number of scarabs on the map. This will also multiply all other modifiers in our T17 map, such as more rare monsters, and item quantity, which is monsters drop more loot, along with monster pack size which is straight up even more density.
Currently, there is no league mechanic or any map that scales this multiplicatively except for Back to Basics on T17 map.
Profit
So, basically using this strategy, you are guaranteed to drop a lot of raw scarabs. The value of these scarabs ranges from a few Chaos Orbs to a few Divine Orbs.
But the biggest profit you can expect from a few map runs comes from Divination Cards, especially those worth one Mirror of Kalandra and Tier 0 Uniques. This is why Divination Scarab of Curation is the most expensive scarab available.
From the statistics I’ve gathered, the profit you get from scarabs is worth at least 1-2 Divines. This means that scarab isn’t the only reason it’s worth the trouble. Unless you can get top 5 most of the time.
Additionally, Uber map boss can drop 1 or 2 fragments. I personally get 2 fragments most of the time, but I’ve never seen a single boss drop more than 2. So depending on how many drops you get, it’s worth 0.5-2 Divines. So if you’re able to complete the map, you should be able to recoup your investment.
That’s the complete guide to this meta-farming strategy. Note that these strategies still work after all nerfs in POE 3.24. So give it a try!
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As the latest league launched alongside Path of Exile 2 patch 0.4.0, the core mechanic of Fate of the Vaal is Temple of Atziri, reportedly inspired by Incursion league from the first game.
However, since its launch, Temple of Atziri has been plagued with issues. Initially, developers addressed player complaints about insufficient rewards, and have continued to make further optimizations intermittently.
On January 3rd, Path of Exile 2 released three Patch 0.4.0c hotfixes in less than 24 hours, all related to the temple mechanism, leading to speculation about what exactly was happening behind the scenes.
Based on this, this article will focus on Hotfix 14 (the latest at the time of writing) to analyze all the changes to Temple of Atziri and their impact.
Temple of Atziri mechanism overview
Although you should already be familiar with how to participate in this mechanism, it's still necessary to reiterate it for a better understanding of Hotfix content.
Throughout the league, you will encounter Vaal Beacons throughout the world. Defeating nearby monsters will charge the beacons. When five to six beacons are activated across multiple areas, a portal to Vaal Temple will open.
Inside the temple, you can use a console to place or upgrade up to 6 rooms on a 9x9 grid, then visit and complete them in sequence. Connecting rooms also increases the room level, thus increasing the difficulty and rewards.
Notably, Tier 3 rooms offer exclusive crafting opportunities, such as further corrupting items through Locus of Corruption, or Flesh Surgeon, which applies temporary but powerful modifiers to your character.
Patch 0.4.0c Hotfix 14 content
This Hotfix was released in the early morning of January 3rd, and its content reduces the number of unstable rooms by 30% when the temple closes, allowing the temple to stabilize at a maximum of around 60 rooms.
Theoretically, this fix allows you to build more interesting temples and provides more opportunities to kill bosses, potentially increasing your overall rewards.
Temple of Atziri is now slightly better to play, but that's about it. In fact, although Temple of Atziri was enhanced compared to its state after Hotfix 13, it is still a net nerf compared to earlier versions.
Will Hotfix 14 satisfy players?
According to the developers' intentions, you should now be able to kill the boss Architect more frequently and rebuild more effectively after defeating them. Furthermore, a shorter temple decay cycle means your survival rate during challenges will also increase.
However, due to differences in player skill and needs, the ideal outcome won't apply to everyone.
For top-tier players, especially the top 1% to 2%, who have already established sophisticated strategies, Hotfix 14 offers almost no benefit, and doesn't even compensate for the losses caused by previous fixes.
For casual players who haven't delved deep into the endgame - perhaps they've run Tier 15 maps but haven't fully mastered them - Hotfix 14 is better than all previous versions.
Furthermore, the reduced economic inflation in PoE 2 doesn't significantly affect these players, as they are not major participants in the economy. These players make up at least 90% of the player base.
The players truly negatively affected by Hotfix 14 are those who haven't reached the top tier but are striving to do so. For them, between Hotfix 12, 13, and 14, not only were their existing advantages stripped away, but they also have to continue facing inflation.
So, how you view Hotfix 14 depends on your current league progress. If you've only completed five or fewer Tier 15 maps, then Hotfix 13 & 14 are beneficial for you. If you've completed five to fifty high-level maps, then everything is a disaster for you.
And if you are one of the few top-tier players, aiming to stay ahead of others will make things easier for you, as it will be difficult for others to catch up in a short time. But if you want to earn more currency, you will definitely be disappointed.
Summary
While Temple of Atziri isn't a perfect mechanism, it's almost impossible for any game to satisfy all players with a particular gameplay mechanic or change, because the needs of different groups vary greatly.
However, the tricky part is that the community as a whole is currently pessimistic about the changes to Temple of Atziri, and many players have even stated that they have already or plan to temporarily stop playing Path of Exile 2 because of this.
We speculate that this is mainly because the development team's modifications to Temple of Atziri mostly involve tweaking various values, without fundamentally optimizing the inherently flawed mechanics.
Therefore, if things continue this way, no matter how many hotfixes are released, Temple of Atziri will remain a shaky "house of cards," unable to be fundamentally improved.
Although dissatisfaction with a single league mechanic won't significantly affect Path of Exile 2, player attrition is not a good sign. Therefore, if PoE 2 wants to release its official version sooner, it's best to address the underlying shortcomings reflected in Temple of Atziri.
In any case, we always have high expectations for Path of Exile 2, a game that excels in many aspects. So we hope the developers can resolve Temple of Atziri mechanics issue as soon as possible and get the game's development back on track.
Path of Exile 2 Patch 0.4.0 has been out for almost a month now, have you found the perfect build for you yet? If not, then this build guide might be exactly what you need.
The build we're sharing here is Mortar Cannon Warbringer. It's a top-tier and versatile one-button build that boasts massive damage output and excellent survivability. Its affordable gear and maintenance costs, along with its ease of use, make it an excellent build for league newcomers, and its powerful damage scaling capabilities will help you transition smoothly into the endgame.
Here, we'll discuss the build's mechanics, its advantages and disadvantages, and how to optimize the skill tree and gear setup to maximize Mortar Cannon Warbringer's damage potential. Let's take a look!
Ascendancy: Warbringer vs. Tactician
For this build's Ascendancy class, we chose Warbringer, but in 0.3.0, we used Tactician class.
This is because Warbringer Ascendancy in patch 0.4.0 is significantly stronger than before in both offense and defense, especially after the buffs in this league.
Now, Imploding Impacts increases all damage taken by all targets except the player, not just physical damage, when they have Fully Broken Armour effect. Since we deal both physical and elemental damage, this Ascendancy is now even more powerful because it also increases elemental damage taken by enemies. This is especially useful against powerful endgame bosses, allowing us to kill them quickly.
In contrast, Tactician focuses on defense through Pin and Deflection Rating, but it doesn't provide any damage reduction or mitigation.
On the other hand, Warbringer's Wooden Wall effect allows 20% of the damage received to be deducted from the health of the nearest totem first, and coupled with high armor, Warbringer is tankier than Tactician.
In addition, Warbringer's Answered Call allows us to summon an extra totem and grants us a skill that triggers Ancestral Spirits when we summon a totem. We can summon four different Ancestral Spirits, each providing different buffs.
Although Tactician's Cannons, Ready! sounds good, increasing totem skill speed by 30%, it's very clunky to use because totems only consume skills when firing projectiles. Since we can still use Pin, the loss from not choosing Tactician is minimal.
Therefore, overall, Warbringer Ascendancy is the best choice for this build in the 0.4.0 league.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Regarding the advantages of this build, I must say its DPS and map clearing speed are excellent. Best of all, this build is very cost-effective; so far, we've only spent 2 Divine Orbs and 340 Exalted Orbs to complete it.
Furthermore, this build offers a relatively safe playstyle. Because Ancestral Spirits you summon can help distract enemies, block attacks, and absorb some damage, you can simply hide behind them and throw grenades from a distance. In addition, there are 14,000 unbuffed armor points, as well as other forms of damage reduction and mitigation to enhance your survivability.
However, the disadvantages are also obvious. As a ranged build, we can't easily tank, meaning in boss fights, we must manually dodge high-damage attacks.
Another point to note is ground effects; because of poor visual effects, you must carefully observe and adjust your position cautiously.
There's also an off-field factor: yes, this build is quite demanding on hardware. If you have a decent computer, you might want to give it a try.
Equipment & Stats
For this build's equipment, our top choice is the unique armor: The Brass Dome, which is the source of most of our armor value. It's recommended to choose a version with higher armor value, although this may require you to invest more PoE 2 currency.
It's worth noting that the key to gaining increased armor is reducing your maximum elemental resistance. Here, we chose -1% to all Maximum Elemental Resistances to gain 721% increased Armour, which is sufficient because we can mitigate elemental damage through armor. Meanwhile, you should stack as much "Armour applying to Elemental Damage" modifier as possible on your armor pieces, helmets, and boots to help your build create a strong defensive barrier.
Additionally, with Tempered Defences node on the passive skill tree, we can easily achieve at least 100% of armor applying to elemental damage. And as mentioned before, we already have 14000 armor even without any buffs.
Therefore, it's crucial to stack as much armor value as possible on your belt and other armor pieces. It's best to choose gear with hybrid armor and evasion rating, as the key node Iron Reflexes converts all evasion rating into armor.
For weapons, Siege Crossbow is the obvious choice because it allows our Grenade skill to fire an extra projectile. It's recommended to choose a Siege Crossbow with at least 500 physical DPS and +6 to all projectile skill levels; other attributes are a bonus.
Next, you can stack flat physical damage on your gloves and jewelry. If you prefer a rare amulet, look for one that provides at least +3 to all projectile skill levels, which will give you the highest damage increase.
Gem Setup
The first support gem I use is Infernal Legion III. This support gem causes summoned minions to take 30% of their maximum life as fire damage per second and ignite nearby enemies, dealing 25% of the minion's maximum life as base fire damage.
More importantly, this gem synergizes well with Exposed Wounds node, causing all your attacks to reduce the armor of targets affected by ailments by 30%, meaning you can quickly reduce enemy armor to 0, completely breaking their defenses.
The only downside of this support gem is that Ancestral Spirits will die quickly. However, we can support them with Elemental Army to give them 30% extra elemental resistance.
Another way to prevent them from dying too quickly is to replace Infernal Legion III with Infernal Legion I. This way, the summoned minions will still burn nearby enemies, but will only deal 20% of their maximum life as fire damage per second.
For other gem setups, you can choose whatever you prefer. Here, we've chosen Cluster Grenade and Payload, which will increase our main grenade attack damage to 299-490% at gem levels 13-20, and gives a 50% chance to trigger another grenade attack.
Another reason we use so many grenades is that we've activated the passive skill - Demolitionist. This grants us 4% extra fire damage for each different grenade launched, based on the number of grenades launched in the past 8 seconds. This means that in boss fights, by continuously launching these grenades, we can easily gain 16% extra fire damage.
So if you want to add another support gem, Heft is also a good option, as it grants 30% extra maximum physical hit damage to supported skills. While not the best, it provides a decent damage boost and is affordable.
Skill Tree
Now, let's talk about the last part - the skill tree setup for Mortar Cannon Warbringer.
In the early game, when you don't have Mortar Cannon yet, it's best to only upgrade Grenade. Honestly, we tried Siege Ballista and Artillery Ballista before, but because of patch 0.4.0 changing their damage calculation, they became very weak. So, in the early stages, we only need to focus on projectile damage nodes and grenade nodes.
After that, quickly unlock the totem-related nodes to reduce the mana cost of summoning totems; and all AOE-related nodes, as AOE skills are very helpful for clearing mobs and fighting bosses. Here, we've activated Gem Enthusiast and Crystallised Immunities.
Gem Enthusiast grants you 5% maximum life, maximum mana, and movement speed bonus if you have at least 10 support gems socketed. Crystallised Immunities make you immune to one Elemental Ailment, namely Chill, Ignite, or Shock. However, you can adjust the support gems according to your current needs.
But note that this build has a relatively low intelligence stat. So, if you want to socket more blue gems to be immune to Chill effect, you need to increase intelligence on the passive tree.
In summary, in Path of Exile 2 patch 0.4.0, Mortar Cannon Warbringer build is a popular choice due to its excellent survivability, powerful damage output, and overall ease of use. It's a powerful and versatile build, especially suitable for the life-based Warrior class, and is both strong and satisfying to play. So, give it a try!
Do you always feel like you don't have enough currency in Path of Exile 2? That's probably because you're wasting it. Patch 0.4.0 introduces some great farming techniques, which, combined with currency-saving tips, can help you quickly accumulate wealth.
Below are three advanced tips for the endgame. These tips can not only save you a lot of currency, but in some cases, even generate income.
Build Your Own High-Tier Maps
High-tier maps, especially Tier 16 maps, are a major source of income for players in the endgame. They are very valuable. and a finished Tier 16 map can sell for around 60 Exalted Orbs. Instead of directly seeking maps from other players on the market, a more economical and efficient approach is to build your own using your currency.
First, you need to choose a base map. It's recommended to start training with a relatively low Tier map, such as a Tier 14 or Tier 15 map.
First, use Exalted Orb directly on the map to add affixes, then use a Vaal Orb to corrupt it. Corruption has a chance to upgrade the map to Tier 16 or give it high-value affixes. and such maps can be sold on the auction house for profit.
You can also use Atlas skill tree to increase the drop rate of Waystones on the map, ensuring a supply of modification materials. Also, don't forget the classic crafting recipe: putting three maps of the same tier into Reforging Bench will create a higher-tier map. and this is also a low-cost way to obtain higher-tier maps.
By modifying maps yourself, you have a chance to gamble for high-value results to sell. Even if you don't, you've only consumed currency and obtained a usable map, which is more cost-effective than directly trading finished Waystones to other players.
Additionally, you need to ensure your build can farm maps without stress. If your character isn't strong enough and dies on Tier 16 maps, then the map is completely wasted.
Double Corruption Skill Gems
With the introduction of Temple mechanic, players now have the opportunity to double-corrupt skill gems, obtaining exceptional gems that surpass normal limits.
The normal limit for a skill gem is level 20 and 20% quality. Through corruption, it can become level 21 or 23% quality. Double Corruption, however, allows you to simultaneously reach the ultimate form of level 21 and 23 quality, resulting in a massive damage boost.
You can directly search for level 21 and 23 quality corrupted gems for your core skill on the auction house. These are usually very valuable and may require several Divine Orbs, but this is the most direct way to upgrade.
A more economical method is to attempt corruption yourself. This process involves risk, but the rewards are also very high if successful.
You will first need a level 20, 20 quality normal skill gem, as well as Perfect Fossil and Jeweller's Orb to ensure it is 5-linked. Remember not to use your equipped core skill gem. and use a spare one until you successfully acquire the skill gem you need.
Then, use a Vaal Orb for your first corruption. If you successfully upgrade the skill gem's quality to 23% or its level to 21%, you can choose not to continue corrupting and sell it directly, thus still making a profit.
If you intend to continue corrupting, you need to use Crystallized Corruption in Corruption Chamber of Temple. This operation will unpredictably alter the corrupted skill gem again. If you successfully obtain a level 21, 23% quality gem, you will make a fortune, but it may also destroy it.
Before proceeding, carefully consider its market value and calculate the consumption of acquiring a finished gem, acquiring a regular gem for self-corruption, and a semi-finished skill gem. Based on the current exchange rate between Exalted Orb and Divine Orb, choose the most cost-effective option.
Obtaining Idols through Orb of Extraction
Patch 0.4.0 introduced a new PoE 2 currency, Orb of Extraction, which can destroy items and return the socketed items within them.
Patch 0.2.0 introduced Idols, which are socketed items that can be placed into equipment. These items can be socketed into Idol Sockets to provide powerful bonuses, enhancing equipment like affixes. Some high-demand Idols might be worth hundreds of Exalted Orbs.
Orb of Extraction isn't very valuable. and it might only take a few Exalted Orbs to obtain. Destroying equipment with socketed Idols is a better option than directly trading Idols with other players.
Don't search for Idols directly. Instead, search the auction house for socketed equipment, especially equipment with socketed Idols, and search for Idols attribute you want.
You'll often find that a piece of junk equipment with socketed Idols has a total value far lower than the value of Idol itself. You can save a significant amount of money by simply trading the equipment and then using Orb of Extraction to extract Idol. You can usually obtain your desired Idols for half the consumption or even less.
These methods only help you save on currency consumption. and the fastest way to earn currency is still to farm. Remember to check their market value before using any of these methods.
Temple mechanic in Path of Exile 2 Patch 0.4.0 initially caused player dissatisfaction due to its cumbersome mechanics and low rewards. Subsequent patches improved the mechanic significantly, and some players exploited a bug to farm large amounts of currency using this mechanic, even causing inflation.
However, since Temples do not produce Omens, farming Omens remains highly valuable even in an inflationary environment. If you don't want to study the seasonal mechanics but still want to farm currency, this strategy is much simpler.
Waystones
- Minimum requirements: Six affixes, corrupted T15 Maps.
Adding affixes to maps can significantly increase rewards, but using only T15 Maps from Orb of Alchemy is far from enough; you must use at least two Exalted Orbs to add affixes.
Vaal Orb is also recommended because it offers two good results: either corrupting the map to T16 while retaining all six affixes, or adding 1-2 additional affixes, resulting in up to 8 Modified Maps.
Since these maps are quite difficult, dying midway through renders the entire map useless. Therefore, it's recommended to use Regal Orb and Orb of Scouring to modify the difficulty affixes. You can filter out Waystones containing affixes that reduce maximum resistance and Penetration.
Table
Since the core of the entire farming strategy is to generate as many pits as possible on the map, it's absolutely essential to ensure your Table has Abyss affix.
Affixes like adding Abyss to the map, having a chance to add extra Abysses, and each closed pit increasing difficulty and reward are all highly desirable.
However, note that when using multiple Abyss Tablets, their inherent affix "Adds Abysses to a Map" effect does not stack. The only way to increase Abyss Pit is by including Additional Abyss chance affix, or the waystone affix "Map contains an additional Abyss guaranteed."
You don't always have to use three Abyss tablets. You can choose to enhance the map boss. Common non-Abyss affixes include "Monsters have increased Effectiveness," "Increased Rarity of Items found in your Map," or maps with Delirium affix, but using Abyss Tablets is probably the best and least expensive option.
Atlas Passive Tree
Abyss Atlas Passive Tree
Abyss Atlas Passive Tree at the bottom of the map is the node you should focus on most. You have 8 assignable nodes; it's recommended to assign them in the following order.
- Balance of Power (From Out of the Pit)
- Depths Chance
- Unholy Influence
- Depths Chance
- Sprawling Ruptured
- Depths Chance
- Depths Chance
- Stir the Swarm
From Out of the Pit option in the upper right corner of Balance of Power is mandatory. It provides a "25% increased effectiveness of Abyssal monsters," increasing item quantity and thus the chance of Omens dropping.
Stir the Swarm node provides the "nearby maps are overrun by Abyssal" modifier. Although it only has a 5% chance, it means that once this map appears, there will definitely be a lot of Abyssal pits.
General Talent Tree
The general Atlas Passive Tree doesn't have any particularly noteworthy nodes. This talent tree mainly greatly increases Tablet Effect, while selecting some Shrines nodes can reduce the challenge pressure of high-difficulty maps.
It's recommended to read the node descriptions before running your Atlas Passive Tree and leave all Swamp and Water Biomes maps for last.
You can also replace some less important nodes like "2% Quantity" or "2-3% Rarity" with Local Knowledge node. This provides a 40% increase to the base currency drop rate for Swamp and Water Biomes maps, making it a very good choice.
How to Farm Omen?
If you're only aiming for Omen of Light and Omen of Abyssal Echoes, map type doesn't matter much. If you also want to harvest Divine Orbs, Cleansed Areas biomes are the best choice.
These map provide additional monster groups that tend to drop POE 2 currency and may have the +1 to monster level affix. Combined with T16 Maps, you'll obtain a large number of high-level Valuable Bases.
How to Obtain Omens?
Omen of Light and Omen of Abyssal Echoes are high-demand consumables used in top-tier crafting, and their demand typically increases with the season.
Abyss spawns specific Abyssal Rares, which may have special affixes. You need to look for monsters with the affix "Amanamu's Void." These monsters are easily identifiable by the large black cloud that spawns beneath their feet.
As long as the monster is within its own cloud, it is immune to damage unless you are also standing in the same cloud.
You must lure the monster out of the cloud and kill it as it emerges. If you kill the monster while it is still inside the cloud, it will drop the lowest-value Omens.
Waiting for it to emerge requires patience; you may need to kite the monster for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Using a build with Freeze or other controllable abilities will be more stable.
Using a loot filter that highlights different Omens is crucial. It provides instant feedback on whether your actions were correct. If you kill a monster but no Omens are highlighted on the ground, you'll know you made a mistake.
To run this strategy, you only need to prepare Atlas Passive Tree and Tables beforehand, and then you can focus on farming monsters. This might require some investment, but overall you'll profit.
