PoE 2 Power Leveling Boost

Leveling in Path of Exile 2 happens in two stages. The campaign and the three Interludes take a fresh character through the story, and the map device opens at the end of the last Interlude. From there the Atlas takes over: Waystone maps are the main source of XP, and every level asks for more of it than the one before. A Path of Exile 2 power leveling order covers whichever part of that you choose, from a level 1 character to the endgame, or from mid-level maps to the top.

Your booster plays the campaign and collects the permanent quest rewards on the way, such as passive skill points, Spirit and resistances, then runs maps suited to your character's level so the XP keeps coming. For players who roll several characters each league, a PoE 2 character boost saves the hours of repeating the same story. For other Path of Exile 2 leveling options beyond power leveling, the full PoE 2 Boost catalog covers everything from boss kills to currency farming.

Your character caps at level 100, while skill gems level separately as you use them. Character level gates better gear, higher-tier content and the passive points that make a build work. Ascendancy points come from the Ascension Trials, not from leveling, so they are a separate order with us.

Choosing your range:

• To the end of the campaign: a fresh character through the acts and Interludes to the map device. This is the most common order.

• Early to mid maps: enough levels to run your build comfortably and start farming the Atlas.

• 90 and above: each level needs far more XP than the one before, so these levels take much longer and cost more per level.

You pay only for the levels between your current and desired level, so a character that has already finished the story starts from where it stands.

Once you are in the Atlas, the XP needed per level rises sharply. You earn full XP only when the area is close to your character's level, so a character that outgrows its maps has to keep pushing into harder ones. Deaths hurt most here: dying in an endgame map costs 10% of the XP needed for your current level, which near the top can undo a whole session of progress, and every death also uses up one of the map's attempts. Most players stop pushing somewhere around level 90, because every level after that asks for near-flawless mapping.

• Your character at the level you set, in the league and difficulty you picked;

• Every item, currency drop and level-up reward earned during the run, kept on your character;

• On campaign levels, the permanent quest rewards on the way, such as passive skill points, Spirit and resistances;

• If your range covers the end of the campaign, the map device open and the endgame ready to start.

• Path of Exile 2 on your account and a character in the league you pick. A fresh level 1 character works just as well as one that is part way up.

• Piloted: your booster logs in with the details you enter at checkout and plays while you stay off the account. Keep your email close for the first sign-in, in case the login asks for a verification code.

• Self-Play: you play your own character and your booster joins your party, clearing ahead while you follow. Agree the play times in the order chat and be online for them. It costs the same as Piloted.

• SSF characters cannot join a party, so SSF Softcore and SSF Hardcore orders are played Piloted.

• Every league and difficulty has its own price, and the order form shows the total as you change them. Hardcore is played with extra care, because a death ends the character's Hardcore run.

• Ascendancy points come from the Ascension Trials, which are not part of a leveling order. You can add them with a separate Ascension Trials order.

• 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 Piloted, stay off the Path of Exile 2 account while your booster is playing. If you want to play in between, say so in the order chat and agree a time. On Self-Play, tell your booster when you can be online.

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

• Boost Method - Piloted: a booster plays your character on your account. Self-Play: you play your own character while our booster carries you in a party. Both cost the same.

• Difficulty - Softcore, SSF Softcore, Hardcore or SSF Hardcore, matching the character you want leveled.

• League - the league your character is in. Each league has its own price list.

• Class - your character's class, so your booster knows exactly 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.

• Do I need level 100 to play the endgame? No. The endgame opens at the end of the campaign, and most builds farm maps comfortably long before 100.

• Can I order just part of the range? Yes. Set your current and desired level, for example 75 to 85, and you pay only for those levels.

• Why do levels above 90 cost so much more? Each one needs far more XP than the last, and a death in a map takes 10% of that level's XP, so the final levels are the longest part of the climb.

• Can I order Self-Play on an SSF character? No. SSF characters cannot party, so SSF orders are played Piloted.

• Do I keep the loot? Yes. Every item and currency that drops during the run stays on your character.

• Are Ascendancy points included? No. They come from the Ascension Trials, which you can order separately.

• Can I log in while my booster plays? Not on Piloted. Stay off the account until your booster finishes, or agree a break in the order chat.