PoE 2 Boost

Grinding Gear Games built Path of Exile 2 around a story campaign that opens into an endgame with no fixed finish line. Character power comes from several places at once: level, passive tree, gems, gear and currency. These are the goals players hand over most often:

• Campaign and leveling to reach the endgame with a character that's ready for it.
• Ascendancy points from the Ascension Trials.
• Atlas progression through maps and the Atlas passive trees.
• Pinnacle boss kills on the endgame's hardest fights.
• Currency for crafting and trading.

Where does the campaign fit?

The campaign is the story run through Wraeclast that every character plays before the endgame opens. It's also where you first reach the Ascension Trials, so a character usually leaves it with its first Ascendancy points.

What happens at a league start?

Every challenge league starts each character at level 1, so levels, gear and currency are built again from nothing. Leagues run in Softcore and Hardcore, each with a Solo Self-Found option, and characters move to the permanent Standard league when a league ends.

Once the campaign is done, the Atlas of Worlds opens: a web of maps you enter by placing a Waystone in the Map Device. A Waystone's modifiers become the map's modifiers, so stronger Waystones mean harder maps and better rewards.

How do the Atlas passive trees work?

The Atlas has a large main tree plus side trees tied to individual encounter mechanics such as Breach, Ritual, Delirium and Expedition. Points come from the maps and encounters themselves, and pinnacle bosses grant extra. Every point changes what your maps spawn and drop.

Why are pinnacle bosses a goal of their own?

Each mechanic ends in a pinnacle fight that tests build, gear and execution at once. Getting there means farming the mechanic first, and plenty of builds that clear maps comfortably still fall short of these fights.

Each class starts at its own spot on a passive tree shared by every class, set by its main attributes. From there you can path anywhere, so two characters of the same class can end up playing nothing alike.

How do you unlock an Ascendancy?

Ascendancies are subclasses with a small skill tree of their own. Your first Ascension Trial unlocks one, and harder trials add more Ascendancy points. Both the Trial of the Sekhemas and the Trial of Chaos grant them.

Can you respec?

Passive points can be refunded for gold. To change Ascendancy, you refund its points with Balbala or the Trialmaster first, then repeat a trial that grants the points you had.

Path of Exile 2 runs on two kinds of money. Gold drops from monsters and chests, can't be traded, and pays for vendor purchases, passive respecs and the cost of trading. Currency orbs are the tradeable kind, and they double as the crafting system.

How does crafting work?

Orbs add, change or reroll the modifiers on an item, from the first upgrade of a plain item to finishing a rare one. A good roll can make an item build-defining, so crafting eats currency fast.

How do players trade?

The Currency Exchange handles bulk orb swaps, and gear trades run through the official trade site. Solo Self-Found characters can't trade at all, which makes their currency harder to come by.

Skills don't live in your gear. Each one comes from an Uncut Skill Gem that you engrave into the skill you want, then place in the skill panel, so swapping gear never breaks your setup.

How do support gems work?

Support gems go into an individual skill and change how it behaves. Jeweller's Orbs open more support slots on a skill, and one skill can't hold two supports of the same category, so choosing supports is a real build decision.

PoE 2 boosting means an experienced player completes an in-game goal for you, whether that's a level, a trial, a boss or a stack of currency. It saves the hours where the game is slowest to learn or slowest to grind.

Piloted or Self-Play?

On a piloted order, the booster logs into your account and plays the goal. On Self-Play, you keep your login and play alongside the booster, which suits trials and boss fights you want to see. Solo Self-Found characters can't group, so those orders are piloted.

What every order comes with:

• Played by hand: every order is played by a real player, with no bots or scripts.
• Order chat: talk to your booster directly for the whole order.
• Appear Offline: piloted orders can run with your status set to offline.
• Private stream: add one to watch a piloted order live.
• Reviews: booster reviews are collected on every order, so each booster's track record is public.

How does an order run?

1. Pick your goal and options. Priced orders show the full price before checkout.
2. Enter your login for a piloted order, or join your booster in game for Self-Play.
3. Your booster plays the goal while you follow along in the order chat.
4. The order closes once the goal is reached, and you can review your booster.

Here's how our boosters work. Every order is played by hand by a real player, with no bots, macros or third-party software.

On piloted orders, Appear Offline keeps friends from seeing a stranger online, and you can add a private stream to watch the session. Boosters play the goal you ordered and leave the rest of your account alone.

Ordering more than once pays off, and an order that goes wrong gets looked at properly.

• Loyalty levels: every purchase levels your account up and unlocks perks such as discounts, store credit and profile frames.
• Cancel before it starts: an order that hasn't started yet can be cancelled for a full refund.
• Something went wrong? Reach support on live chat. Every other case is handled under our Refund Policy.