PoE 2 Boss Carry

Every endgame boss sits behind its own entry item, and that item takes hours to farm and is gone the moment a run fails. PoE 2 Boss Carry takes that risk off you: your booster knows the phases and runs the fight, while the drops and the Atlas progress stay on your character.

The list has two types of boss. Endgame Boss covers the pinnacles: Xesht, The King in the Mists, The Bodach, Tangmazu, Olroth, the Simulacrum, Atziri, the Vessel of Kulemak, The Aberration, the Arbiter of Ash and the Arbiter of Divinity. Campaign Boss covers every act and Interlude boss, for a character that is stuck on one fight. A PoE 2 simulacrum carry clears every wave of the Delirium gauntlet, up to the Kosis or Omniphobia fight at the end.

Not sure which boss to order? Start from what you want out of it:

• Atlas passive points: most pinnacles drop a Book of Knowledge for the first kill at each difficulty, and every Arbiter of Divinity kill completes the Fortress maps around its tower in one go.

• A specific unique: every pinnacle has its own exclusive drops, so order the boss that carries the item you are after, and several kills if you are farming it.

• A stuck character: pick Campaign Boss and the act or Interlude boss that is in your way.

The Trialmaster and Zarokh close the Ascension Trials, so a PoE 2 trialmaster carry is part of our Ascension Trials service: pick the Trial of Chaos there. Looking to get your character ready for pinnacle content? A PoE 2 Boost covers leveling, the campaign and early endgame preparation before you take on these fights.

Each pinnacle needs its entry item before the fight starts:

• Xesht: a Breachstone, used at your Realmgate, opens the Twisted Domain.

• Olroth: an Expedition Logbook that holds his tomb.

• The King in the Mists and The Bodach: An Audience with the King, earned from Ritual Tribute. On high-tier maps the fight becomes The Bodach.

• Simulacrum and Tangmazu: Simulacrum splinters open the Delirium waves. Clearing the Simulacrum earns the Raven's Reflection, and placing it in the Withered Willow's mirror opens Tangmazu, the Delirium pinnacle.

• The Arbiter of Ash: three Crisis Fragments from the Citadel bosses, placed in the Burning Monolith.

• The Arbiter of Divinity: an Origin Core, forged from the Origin Spark and the Origin Cradle in the Precursor Fortress, opens the fight at the top of the Origin Tower.

• Atziri, the Vessel of Kulemak and The Aberration: each opens from its own endgame mechanic, the Vaal Temple, the Abyss and Verisium content.

Your booster can bring the entry item, or use yours if you already have one. The price is the same either way, except the Arbiter of Divinity: if you bring your own Origin Core, pick the own-core entry in the boss list for a lower price.

Most pinnacles can be fought at several difficulty levels. Each step adds health, damage and new tricks, and pays it back with better odds on the boss's exclusive uniques. The first kill at each difficulty also drops a Book of Knowledge worth Atlas passive points for that boss's mechanic, which is why players chase every difficulty once their farm is running.

Pinnacle fights cannot be paused, so one slip costs the whole attempt. Our price is the same at every boss difficulty except the Uber Arbiter of Ash, which has its own entry in the boss list: tell your booster which difficulty you want in the order chat.

• The boss you picked, killed as many times as you ordered, at the boss difficulty you ask for;

• Every drop from the fight, including the boss's uniques, fragments and currency, kept on your character;

• The Atlas progress and Book of Knowledge rewards that come with the kills;

• For a campaign boss, the quest progress and any permanent reward the fight gives.

• Path of Exile 2 on your account and a character that can reach the boss: at that point in the story for a campaign boss, or with Atlas access for an endgame boss.

• Entry item: your booster can bring it, or use yours if you have one.

• Self-Play: you join your booster's party and stay in the arena while they handle the fight, and the loot drops for you. You do not need a finished build: keep to the edge of the arena and stay out of the boss's way. Agree a time in the order chat and be online for it.

• Piloted: your booster logs in with the details you enter at checkout and plays while you stay off the account.

• Hardcore costs more than Softcore, most of all on endgame bosses, because a death ends the character's Hardcore run. On a Hardcore character, Piloted keeps you out of the arena altogether.

• Not sure your character can reach the boss yet? Ask in the order chat. Your booster checks your access before the fight and tells you if a step is missing.

• Starting a new character and dreading the story again? Get our Path of Exile 2 Campaign Boost.

• If you checked out as a guest, an account would automatically be created for you. Make sure to check your email and the spam folder to receive your account details. If, by any chance, you haven't received your email, please contact our 24/7 live support chat for help!

• Log in to your account. A chat should be opened, between you and your booster. Say "Hi" and check if they have everything they need to start your order (like account access when doing a piloted boost).

• On Self-Play: send your character name, accept your booster's party invite at the agreed time, go through the portal they open, stay in the arena until the boss is down, then pick up your drops before you leave.

• On Piloted, stay off the Path of Exile 2 account while your booster is playing.

• You will receive an email notification when your boost is completed. The order chat with your booster will also close after the order completion.

• Boss Type - Endgame Boss or Campaign Boss. The boss list then shows the matching bosses.

• Amount of Kills - how many kills of the chosen boss you want. Several kills of the same pinnacle cost less per kill on most bosses, and the order form shows the total as you change the number.

• Difficulty - Softcore or Hardcore, matching your character. This is the character mode, not the boss difficulty.

• League - the league your character plays in.

• Boost Method - Piloted: a booster plays your character on your account. Self-Play: you stay in the fight on your own character while our booster carries you.

• Class - your character's class, so your booster knows what they are playing.

• Stream - For a flat fee you will get a private stream link from YouTube, Twitch, or another service provider. The link will be provided by your booster in your order chat.

• Appear Offline - Free of charge. Your booster plays with your status set to offline and does not reply to messages. Note that when playing in a party the offline status must be temporarily disabled.

• Does a higher boss difficulty cost more? Only for the Arbiter of Ash: the Uber version is a separate, dearer pick in the boss list. Every other boss is the same price per kill at every difficulty, and a Hardcore character costs more.

• Do I need my own Breachstone, fragments or keys? No. Your booster can bring them, or use yours. For the Arbiter of Divinity, bringing your own Origin Core costs less: pick its own-core entry in the boss list.

• Can I order several kills? Yes. Set the Amount of Kills. On most pinnacles each extra kill costs less, and the total updates as you change the number.

• Can I order two different bosses at once? No, one boss per order. Place an order for each boss.

• Which King in the Mists is which? The Act 1 fight is under Campaign Boss; the Ritual endgame fight is under Endgame Boss.

• Do I need a strong build for Self-Play? No. Your booster does the fighting; you keep to the edge of the arena and stay alive.

• What if an attempt fails? Your booster runs it again at no extra cost, with a key from us if yours was spent.

• Do I keep the loot? Yes. Every drop from the fight stays on your character.