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With the highly anticipated POE Currency 3.10 Delirium League due to be released in just over two days’ time, Path of Exile 3.10 Delirium created the hugest update ever, bringing a series of significant changes and improvements, and making it hit the highest concurrent player count to date with fewer bugs fixes than before. In short, POE Delirium is already well accepted by a strong player base.

The release of POE Delirium put the exiles into a mist created by the mirror of Delirium, leading them to the worst nightmares and encountering unprecedentedly tough monsters and bosses, but this did not reduce anyone’s enthusiasm.

The PC version of Delirium is so popular to add capacity through more servers, virtually all of the consoles have also received Delirium expansion later and all have good responses. The majority of exiles are most concerned about several major aspects, POE Build, classes, currency making, etc, here is a POE 3.10 Delirium guide for your reference. Also, with the in-depth exploration of Delirium league, the relevant guide will be more listed in order to deal with all the in-game difficulties. So, to be fair, the guide doesn’t cover much deeper Delirium content, but more suitable for novices.

Unlike the boss focused Metamorph, Delirium appears to be more akin to breach. Meaning intense packs of monsters to deal with that’ll no doubt be more challenging overall then bosses per se. Our selected builds below mainly cater towards strong clear speeds, however, most are no slouch at single target damage either.

It’s critical to note that while builds in 3.10 should aim to possess good clear they’ll also need to be sufficiently mobile. Due to the Delirium mechanics, the fog will move and therefore builds will need to be able to clear fast and move swiftly.

Path of Exile is a game that’s heavy on the building aspects, so in each POE update, the build will be created to grow, especially with the release of Delirium, the Atlas of Worlds has changed a lot for a variety of classes build. Here are 5 great starting builds you can try for Path of Exile’s new league.

Skeleton Summoner Necromancer

Second to none, the Skeleton build combined with Summoner, one of the strongest starting characters of POE, is absolutely safe and powerful, which must be the easiest build to gear and upgrade. The Skeleton Summoner Necromancer has 70% Phy’s reduction, decent regeneration and solid mapping speed to kill nearly every boss in Delirium.

Enki’s Arc Witch

With the new expandable passive skill tree in Delirium, Arc Tapper is going to be one of the best builds for starters.

As Arc would be buffed in 3.10 Delirium, it increased the flexibility and simplicity, the exiles could use as a main setup with Arc skill, benefited from trap-specific support gems, passive nodes, and more ascendency notables.

The build is cheap and viable on all map mods and bosses, even though for newbies, which can damage all almost bosses while throwing a cluster of Arc traps.

Hierophant Totems

Nearly every spell in Path of Exile can be supported with totems, letting you do crazy things from detonating corpses to teleporting totems that shock targets when they reappear near a foe. No matter the spell totem you decide to use, the Hierophant ascendency for the Templar is a great choice, allowing you to summon additional totems with even more benefits. Totem characters are usually cheap to get items for and are effective at killing hordes of enemies or tanky bosses.

Herald of Agony

Herald of Agony is a strange Herald, summoning a poisonous scorpion that deals absurd damage as virulence stacks increase. What makes this ability so powerful is how it requires nearly no gear to work properly, only requiring a six link to reach most of its potential. While 6 links can be hard to find or craft, a Tabula Rasa can suffice during leveling until you can afford to create or buy a 6 linked Bow or chest plate. Pathfinder is a good ascendency for this, granting poison proliferation and extra damage with this skill.

Puncture Gladiator

Puncture is a skill that bleeds targets for large amounts of damage, dealing even more damage if the target moves. Ensnaring arrow can then be used to force the additional moving damage to activate, allowing you to slay bosses with a few attacks. Gladiator also has some fantastic bleed-based nodes to make enemies explode and take additional bleed damage. It is a solid build that takes little currency to get going.

As for PoE Delirium Currency, it still involves new tradable orbs and scrolls added in it. Earlier we mentioned the importance of POE Currency , especially in the bold breakthroughs like Delirium, controlling the tempo of the entire game. Generally speaking, in order for you to really play for fun, we have thought of many methods, such as posting POE farming tips and strategies from time to time, facilitating POE trade, providing special offers of POE Currency on the site.

Farming is the easiest way to get orbs in Path of Exile, but a lot of people struggle with it, never become really good it and never get to invest. In this farming guide, I'll teach you the right way to farm, which will enable you to make progress much faster. See below for each of these methods:

A. mapping

General mapping and drops from maps

Setup your syndicate members to give the desired drops (for me it would be sulphite scarabs to open up your mine to get additional sources or drops)

Do prophecies from time to time, they will most likeley proc during mapping and some of them are worth quiet a bit or are useful.

B. delving (from A.2.) farm azurite to upgrade the stats of your crawler/equipment to get a comfortable delving experience. Go down to reach deeper levels and better chances of rare encounters.

You should also try to look in each corner for fragile walls, and the fossils they might contain. I would guess I made like 200c just by selling fossilsso far.

C. Farming lab

for valuable enchants on meta-helmets or all-time-favorites like "Starkonja's Head"

maximum amount of treasure keys

D. special encounters (also from A.2) Special scarabs OR the incursion temple might bring up some opportunities for making money.

Breach research rooms / scarabs for running Breachlord's Domains (also upgradeable throug "It That Fled" in Research safehouses)

Harbinger orbs from syndicates/zana to fun higher tier maps (or stock up your atlas completion). Also gives you a chance to get am beachhead map.

Farming Atzirto sell itemdrops and uber fragments (this also counts for shaper fragments and his guardians; depending on what you are able to farm)

E. chaos recipe (nice and easy while running atziri, lab or maps)

Intermediate Guide

After playing for a while, the intermediate is almost familiar with the value of use of POE Currency , and the next one to learn is how to get as much currency as possible, as well as trading.

For intermediate, everyone is still allowed to trade at the Auction House through buying and selling currency quickly and making benefits.

This Guide is about Path Of Exile Orbs in general. Pretty much everyone knows how they work, but knowing what to do with certain orbs or using the right is a much harder task. I won’t get into meta-crafting but rather give tips to casual players to simply do it right. From my experience, most of the players that are still new to the game have no idea what to do with certain PoE Currency. With Path of Exile looting system it is highly unlikely, but possible, for low-level players to loot items like Exalted Orbs and ruin them by “upgrading” worthless equipment. For a novice, he is faced with the challenges of starting from zero when playing, so the way to reach incremental goals is to document each increment.

From Zero to Hero challenge is a very hard process, and each step is associated with POE Currency. The guide is to teach you to record each increment, from none to a little bit, even a fair bit of POE Currency, which is helpful to create a better POE economy.

Once starting Path of Exile, the beginners would encounter more critical issues than expected, but at the same time, this is also a good opportunity to trade effectively and gain basic POE Items.

Beginner Guide

In the early of the game, there will be a lot of POE Items pouring in. It is impossible for beginners to fully figure out their value, so you can’t do anything other than put them all in. Or you could send some useless items to the Auction House, this is the strongest point of the current trading system for newcomers, the robots of Auction House will immediately buy the goods without waiting too long, and then selling them to the old players at a higher price.

In order to learn about the value of all POE Items or to maximize the use of limited items, you’d better classify the categories and analyze their functions.

POE Currency: This is the tradable items in POE, mainly POE Orbs and Scrolls. POE Currency can be exchanged with each other, but as the exchange rate changes at any time, the value of part of items will drop or rise, so never just believe the strangers about price or underestimate the value of your items. When not trading, just put your currency in a public stash tab.

Bulk-consumed Items: They can be described to be the most frequent types of items appeared in POE, usually fragments, scarabs, prophecies, fossils. They are cheap enough to get easily, so it is worth buying a lot for beginners at once, which will make the process of stocking up faster.

Rare Items: The most typical ones are Chaos Orbs and Exalted Orbs, since these items are hard to drop, making them rare and valuable. It’s hard to find someone who is willing to sell rare ones to you. In order to avoid being deceived more, you can definitely find a shop called Igvault , where there are almost all high-value POE items you want, and their prices are cheaper than you buy from other players. All you have to do is whisper the items you want, and they will appear in your account within 15 minutes. Even so, think twice before trading to ensure that this is indeed a secure store.

Intermediate Guide

After playing for a while, the intermediate is almost familiar with the value of use of POE Currency, and the next one to learn is how to get as much currency as possible, as well as trading.

For intermediate, everyone is still allowed to trade at the Auction House through buying and selling currency quickly and making benefits.

When trading with others, the best way is to store a large amount of items, such as fossil and sell the majority of them instead of selling each one individually, which can spend less time trading while making benefits.

As for rare items, they are high value but hard to gain, making them difficult to find in general markets. Therefore, if you can get some, keep them for yourself, or sell them online to others at high prices. And you are not recommended to run offline trading, time-consuming and inconvenient.

In general, you can sell something rare at a price much higher than itself, and then continue to reduce the price over the next few hours until it is sold. Don’t keep an item at a high price for too long, otherwise it may be kept forever in the Auction House. Surely, you can also bargain with others and sell at a price no more than 10% higher than the market price, which might be accepted well easily for most buyers.

For players who have been playing POE for a few years, we just have some words to say instead of effective guidance, because they are already professional enough to deal with most of the difficulties encountered when playing.

Learn giving up. Each exile’s pack is limited, which can not hold all items in POE, so it is a necessary skill for professional players to learn giving up. When finding a useless POE Items, someone will be lucky enough to think that in case it is good, it could be used well, and then leave it behind, but it is actually not. Even if you can’t get the items you want, crafting or buying are some good methods.

There’s a new players guide to POE that lays out the basics of playing this ARPG. If you want a POE 3.8 starter build, that’s here too. We’ve also got a guide about the basics of Legion League and the five Legions if you want that. For you end-game farmers, we’ve even got a guide to mapping in Blight. If you’re leveling a character for the first time and need some help optimizing your item loadout, we got that covered as well. And if you need a refresher on Betrayal League content, we’ve got you. And since Blight is the new League, we just put out a guide on that too.

Create a Magic Find build. Magic Find increases the Quantity and Rarity of drops. We even have a guide for MF builds to help you out.

Don’t be afraid to do League mechanics. The league mechanics are a great source of really high-end drops if you engage with them deeply enough. For Legion, look for the named Legion chests during Monolith encounters, these are a gold mine.

Pick a couple of goals and focus on them. This will allow you to tailor your play style and build choices to what you want to farm.

Pick the build suited to your particular goal, so if you want to farm Uber Labyrinth, pick a build suited to doing that.

Always have a good loot filter, Neversink’s Semi-Strict is pretty good as a baseline. You can check out our guide on loot filters for Blight too.

Prices change over time. As a League ages, prices naturally drop, so what sells for 3 Chaos at the start of the League will sell for less than 1 Chaos after a few weeks. Always price your items accurately using POE.Trade or another tool to make sure that they sell.

Farming Currency

You can do these tips pretty easily, and it only gets more profitable if you focus on doing one of these exclusively. Of course, one of the easiest ways to make money in POE is just to play the game. As you kill mobs, items will drop, and there will almost always be currency in those drops. Filtering through the thousands of item drops in POE can really be helped by using a good loot filter.

Knowing Currency values is vital to farming effectively. There are several tools like POE Ninja to assist with checking the values in a given League, so make a habit of checking Currency values consistently, as they always change.

Vendor Recipes

Vendor Recipes are “secret” combinations of items that you can trade to any NPC with the “Sell Items” that will often reward you with useful items or currency. For your convenience, we created a simple guide on some of the more useful vendor recipes.

Rare Gear Drops

Power creep is the trend where new content introduced to a game makes older content less valuable in terms of the meta-game, making it less likely to be run. Power creep is always a problem in online games. And in Path of Exile, the 13-week Leagues create a much more pronounced power creep trend compared to games like World of Warcraft. For this reason, many players advocate only picking up certain gear drops while farming, be that mapping, Delve, or other mechanics. With this in mind, we’ve created a simple list of what to pick up while playing, as it will almost always hold some value. This list assumes you’re using a good loot filter, which will often highlight valuable drops for you, making this process easier.

Currency – Once you get into Yellow and Red maps, anything below Chaos Orbs or other high value currency usually isn’t worth grabbing if you’re going for efficient play. This comes down to personal choice though.

Shaper/Elder Rares – These base items only drop in Maps with Shaper or Elder influence, and they have the potential for some really crazy modifiers, always grab these, especially if they’re on highly sought-after bases.

Highly Valuable Uniques – These “on-meta” Unique Items will always hold value due to them being build-enabling items. Things like Headhunter, Bisco’s Collar, Koam’s Heart and many more fall into this category.

Maps – Always grab any Map drops, regardless of what Tier they are.

Rare Currency Drops

There are a ton of rare drops in Path of Exile that aren’t gear items. These Currency items always have a use, but may not be always worth picking up. Every second you spend clicking a Wisdom Scroll, Transmutation, Whetstone etc has an opportunity cost. Additionally, a filter that shows too much will clog your screen and obstruct your view of monsters, which could put you in potentially dangerous situations.

Divination Cards and Prophecies

Head to POE.Ninja and click the selections for Divination Cards or Prophecies. This itemized list shows the most valuable of these items.

Prophecies are a random roll when you trade 1 Silver Coin to Navali, these are reliant on RNG, so the rarer and more useful Prophecies are quite valuable. If you manage to get a Prophecy worth more than a few Chaos, Seal it and save it. If you get lucky enough to get one of the really expensive Prophecies worth several Exalted Orbs, it may be worth keeping for your own characters, especially if it happens to be Fated Connections.

The general idea is to keep your Prophecy board filled up to the brim, clearing off any prophecies you don’t want to run by Sealing them. If you’re low on Silver Coins, you can always trade for more using the in-game economy since these Coins are relatively cheap.

Divination Cards are a lot easier to manage, just pick any that drop up. Again a good loot filter should highlight the best ones, making them easier to find. A Divination Cards Stash Tab is also super helpful in managing your growing collection.

Farming maps and running them as efficiently as possible is hands down the easiest way to make currency in POE. Map customization and farming strategies are incredibly complex, and often require quite a bit of currency investment to maximize potential. As a new player, you should focus on learning map and boss mechanics, as well as increasing your Atlas completion percentage. As you get further in the game, and complete more content, you get more comfortable with spending currency customizing maps for maximum gain. The general idea is to increase Pack Size and Item Quantity on your maps to maximize loot drop potential. Here’s a basic strategy for doing that:

White Maps – Tiers 1 -5 – Upgrade to Magic using Transmutations and Augmentations, avoiding any map modifiers that might kill you, like Reflect.

Yellow Maps – Tiers 6-10 – Upgrade to Rare using Alchemy and Chaos, avoiding any map modifiers that might kill you, like Reflect. For added Quantity and Pack Size, Vaal them, hoping for 8 modifiers.

Red Maps – Tiers 11 -16 – Upgrade to Rare using Alchemy and Chaos, avoiding any map modifiers that might kill you, like Reflect. For added Quantity and Pack Size, Vaal them, hoping for 8 modifiers.

Map Master encounters are also great sources of extra mechanics for loot. Alva and the Incursion mechanics are a strong contender next to Nico and Delving for best currency farming.

The Azurite Mine was introduced in Path of Exile 3.4 and the Delve League. This endless end-game system allows players to blitz their way through endless areas, each node containing incredibly valuable loot like Currency, Fossils, Resonators and other goodies. To save time, go take a look at our Delve Guide to see how all of this works, as well as how to maximize farming this content.

Strongboxes

These are always worth popping, although if you’re using special strategies to maximize value, like ones in the video below, you can gain quite a bit of valuable loot from them. We’ve included the names of the best Strongboxes down below. Be careful though, as these can be quite dangerous if they Freeze you or Explode Corpses. As an additional note, save your Alchemy and Vaal Orbs for the most valuable Strongboxes.

Cartographer

Diviner

Unique

Arcanist

Gemcutter

Jeweller

Crafting

Crafting is an incredibly in-depth topic in POE, so we’re going to have to condense the topic down a bit for the purposes of this guide.

The general idea with crafting or selling items on the in-game market is split three ways in most cases. You’re either creating high-end items that top-tier players are buying copies of via Mirror services, you’re creating decent loot by modifying good base items, or you’re grabbing decent loot and selling it to the players who are not as far along in content as you. Most players will fall into the latter two categories as high-end crafting is very currency intensive. With that said, there are a few tricks to make easy currency throughout the course of a league.

To craft efficiently, you must learn how the modifiers on various items work, which is luckily something the POE community has already done for us.

Crafting Socketed Jewels

Jewels, especially Abyss Jewels, are items that can be inserted into special slots on the passive skill tree, granting bonuses like increased defensive and offensive stats. These are incredibly powerful, and very costly, with the best stats, so crafting them is pretty simple and very easy currency.

This basic premise is to use Transmutations and Alterations on Jewels with an item level above 80 to create a good base Magic, then use a Regal to upgrade it to Rare, adding additional modifiers. This is really easy to do while mapping, and makes for good currency. It will also help newer players learn to pay attention to the meta-game. This is because you need to learn what skills are in-demand in a League, and then craft Jewels around those skills to make good gains.

Leveling Gems

Skill Gems are always in demand in POE, so if you want easy currency, level these up to Level 20 and flip them.

Path of Exile has a weapon switching system that allows you to hold a second weapon in reserve. This is great for leveling Skill Gems as they passively gain EXP despite not being used. Take a look at the most used Skills in a League, and level the Gems that fit with your character using this trick. Keep in mind that Gems have stat requirements, so Strength-based characters should level Strength (Red) Gems, Intelligence-based characters should level Intelligence (Blue) Gems, and Dexterity-based characters should level Dexterity (Green) Gems.