Path Of Exile 2: How To Use Crowd Control Effects Against Powerful Enemies?

Witch in Path of Exile 2 is a very interesting class. She can be called strong in the early stage. With the protection of summons, she can face the monster group without pressure. However, Witch in the later stage seems to be a little powerless, because Witch’s summons cannot face the powerful boss, which causes Witch to face the boss alone. The survivability of a witch without summons is not high, so players who want to play a powerful witch need to have the correct Ascendancy, weapons and skills.

DPS of Witch is a little lower than other characters in Path of Exile 2, so Witch cannot rashly re-enter the boss field and instill your damage to the boss. This will not have much effect, and you will die. So the following recommends an extremely powerful Flame Witch build.

Equipment

Witch is very dependent on minions, and it takes a lot of Spirit to summon more minions. Therefore, Witch’s equipment should be matched by Spirit. The more Spirit you have, the more summons you can drive.

The most direct way to increase your Spirit is to rely on equipment. Some scepters will directly provide you with Spirit, and you can also use POE 2 Chaos orbs to replace some of your equipment affix with affix that increase Spirit, which is even better.

Weapons

Many scepters can directly provide you with a large amount of Spirit, and among them, Rattling Scepter is the most suitable scepter for witches. This scepter not only provides 100 Spirit for witches, but also allows you to summon some minions.

These minions are not too strong, but they can perfectly contain the enemy and put you in a safe position to attack without worry.

You can choose to place Shield or Focus in the off-hand position to improve your survivability, or if you are confident enough, you can also equip a wand in the main hand and a scepter in the off-hand, abandoning the ability to defend and turn all to offense.

Some flame wands can make the enemy suffer from burning, such as the Volatile Wand, which can turn the corpse into a fireball that chases the enemy. Leaving the corpse can also be used to summon minions, and Focus is very useful at this time. How you want to use the corpse depends on whether you need flame or minions.

Armor And Accessories

For armor and accessories, the first choice is still items that can increase Spirit. The second is items that enhance summons. Spirit is the key to determining how many summons a witch can control, which is crucial.

There are not many armor and accessories that enhance Spirit. You can try to get Alpha’s Howl Armored Cap and Ventor’s Gamble Gold Ring, which are both equipment that can enhance your Spirit.

You can also choose to use currency to exchange more POE 2 items that enhance Spirit with other players.

Skills

In POE 2, players can learn skills at will. However, a powerful build requires a specific combination of some skills to exert greater power.

Skill Gems

• Skeletal Arsonists: Paired with Support Gems: Fire Infusion, Scattershot, and Immolate
• Flame Wall: Paired with Support Gems: Arcane Tempo, Fortress, and Spell Cascade
• Detonate Dead: Paired with Support Gems: Magnified Effect, Corpse Conservation, and Spell Echo
• Flammability: Paired with Support Gems: Burning Inscription, Impending Doom, and Magnified Effect
• Pain Offering: Paired with Support Gems: Font of Rage, Persistence, and Ablation
• Unearth: Paired with Support Gems: Corpse Conservation, Persistence, and Feeding Frenzy

The core of Flame Witch’s skill set is flame and minions. You need to allocate your skill gems and support gems mainly to these skills.

Skeletal Arsonists

Skeletal Arsonists allow you to summon skeleton hurlers that throw flaming projectiles. Yes, they are ranged characters. Rattling Scepters allow you to summon warriors. Put warriors and hurlers together and you have an army.

The key is that the flames thrown by Skeletal Arsonists can be combined with your other flame skills, which allows these poor skeletons to do more damage.

Flame Wall

Flame Wall creates a Flame Wall in front of you, and enemies that enter it will be set on fire and receive continuous damage.

With the support gem equipped for this skill, you can create three Flame Wall, which can effectively prevent enemies from getting in front of you.

The support gem Fortress can double all your flame skills, and your flame wall will be greatly amplified.

The remaining Pain Offering and Unearth focus on increasing the damage of minions, while Detonate Dead and Flammability make your enemies suffer from flames.

Passive Skills

Passive skills are still built along the lines of increasing flame damage and minion damage, but fortunately there aren’t many passive skills in POE 2 that increase fire skills, so you only need to focus on increasing minion damage.

Ascendancy

When Witch chooses Ascendancy, we still have two options: Infernalist and Bloodmage. Among them, Infernalist is Ascendancy that controls hellfire and hell minions, which is very suitable for a flame witch.

The first skill you need to unlock is Hellhound, which will be another minion you summon. After you complete the remaining two trials, you will continue to gain Ascendancy, and you need to add Pyromantic Pact and Bringer of Flame.

Pyromantic Pact will allow Infernal Flame to replace your mana, and when Infernal Flame is sufficient, Bringer of Flame skill will allow all attacks of you and your minions to set the enemy on fire.

Also Read: How To Level Up Faster For Witch In Path Of Exile 2?

The above is an introduction to POE 2 Flame Witch build. As the only summoner in POE 2, this class is very interesting to play. However, it may require a lot of currency to fully build her. Interested players can try this build.

There are 6 different classes in Path of Exile 2 Early Access, each with its own weaknesses and strengths, some with strong survivability, and others that can deal a lot of damage. Deadeye is a class with both weaknesses and strengths. She has very strong output capabilities, but weak survivability. However, this is not a problem. For Deadeye, just kill all the enemies. No living monsters will not pose a threat to her survival.

So, can Deadeye do this? Without a doubt, yes. Deadeye is one of the most brutal classes in the game that make damage, and Lightning Arrow build can destroy the enemy with great force. If you haven’t completed the campaign yet, or want to try a new class, then you can try Lightning Arrow Deadeye.

Basic Build

Lightning Arrow Deadeye is one of the most basic but powerful builds in Path of Exile 2. The important spells required for this build can be learned in the prologue, and the rest of the skills are just supplements to make your build more powerful.

Lightning Arrow Deadeye’s basic idea of dealing damage is to combine Lightning Arrow and Lightning Rod. When fighting, first throw a few Lightning Rods on the battlefield, and then use the powerful Lightning Arrow. In this case, both the boss and the ordinary enemy will be stunned for a few seconds, and you can take advantage of this time to pour your damage on the enemy.

In addition, Deadeye class is not completely unable to resist the enemy’s attacks. In fact, she is very flexible on the battlefield. You only need to increase the dodge and resistance of Deadeye class, and you can make it shuttle quickly on the battlefield, and the enemy can’t touch her at all.

When you combine Deadeye’s attack and dodge, you will find that you can handle most situations. Even some bosses cannot survive to the second phases under your attack. At the same time, this construction can easily destroy monster groups, which is convenient for you to farm the map and collect Exalted Orbs.

Act I

• Lightning Arrow: Martial Tempo + Lightning Infusion
• Lightning Rod: Scattershot + Concentrated Effect
• Wind Dancer

Players can obtain two key skills, Lightning Arrow and Lightning Rod, in the first act. All you need to do in the first act is to enhance these two skills, and the method is to use support gems.

Lightning Infusion lets you continuously inflict lightning damage when attacking, while reducing fire and cold damage.

Martial Tempo can speed up your attack speed.

If you have more uncut support gems, it is recommended to equip Lightning Rod with the two support skills Scattershot and Concentrated Effect. They can increase the number of projectiles and make the area damage caused by lightning stronger.

After you defeat King of the Mists, you will get an uncut spirit gem. Use this gem to unlock the spirit skill Wind Dancer, which will increase your dodge rate and enhance survival.

Act 2

• Orb of Storms: Unleash + Chain
• Voltaic Mark: Magnified Effect

There isn’t much to do in Act 2 except completing Trial of Sekhemas and ascending to Deadeye. However, if you can, unlock two more skills: Orb of Storms and Voltaic Mark. Both of these skills will cause lightning damage to enemies.

Orb of Storms creates a lightning ball that causes chain damage to enemies. This skill can quickly trigger Lightning Rods. The support skills Unleash and Chain allow you to release more Lightning Balls and cause more chain damage.

Voltaic Mark marks enemies as being damaged by lightning. Enemies with this mark will explode when they die. The support skill Magnified Effect can expand the range of the explosion.

Act III And Cruel Mode

• Orb of Storms: Overabundance, Unleash, Chain
• Lightning Arrow: Martial Tempo, Lightning Infusion, Heft
• Lightning Rod: Scattershot, Concentrated Effect, Lightning Penetration
• Herald of Thunder: Lightning Mastery, Elemental Focus
• Voltaic Mark: Inspiration, Magnified Effect

The construction in Act III will gradually take shape. You need a lot of POE 2 Currency to build your class at this stage. You need to use Lesser Jeweler’s Orb to open a third hole for your Lightning Arrow and Lightning Rod, and then add a support gem to them.

Lightning Arrow needs Heft to increase the maximum physical damage, and Lightning Rod needs Lightning Penetration to penetrate the enemy’s lightning resistance.

At the same time, your Orb of Storms also needs to add another slot support gem slot and put Overabundance in it.

Herald of Thunder allows you to deal continuous lightning damage to nearby enemies after you kill them. This spirit gem needs to be unlocked after you defeat Ignaduk the Bog Witch.

In subsequent maps, you will need to continue collecting Greater Jeweler’s Orbs to open a fourth socket for your Lightning Arrow and put in the support skill Primal Armament. It allows you to make more elemental damage.

You will also need to add some intelligence and unlock Cast on Shock and Ball Lightning. Then combine Cast on Shock and Ball Lightning, and put the two support skills Deceleration and Impetus, after Cast on Shock.

Passive Skills

Lightning Arrow Deadeye requires a lot of passive skills to complete. Because it needs to increase dodge level, agility, attack speed, attack damage, lightning damage and other attributes. Here are some recommended passive skills:

• Catlike Agility
• Vile Wounds
• Clean Shot
• Master Fletching
• Harness the Elements
• Surging Currents
• Escape Velocity
• Trick Shot
• Piercing Shot
• Pierce the Heart
• Sniper
• Lightning Rod

Equipment

To equip Lightning Arrow Deadeye needs quite a few things, the most important of which is Double String Bow. Double String Bow allows you to shoot two arrows at the same time, greatly increasing your damage. You also need to use Chaos Orb to convert some affixes that increase dodge and agility for your armor. You also need a lot of spirit to ensure that all your spirit skills can be used.

Ascendancy

After you become Deadeye in the second act, allocate sublimation points to these skills:

• Gathering Winds: Get Tailwind skill. This skill will remain effective as long as you are not hit.
• Wind Ward: Reduce damage taken by 3% while Tailwind skill is active.
• Point Blank: As long as you are within 3.5 meters of the target, the projectile damage will be increased by 20%.

The above is the basic build of Lightning Arrow Deadeye. To be honest, this is a build that relies extremely on lightning damage, but it works. Players still need some skills to avoid the boss’s attacks when using this build, because although this build is powerful, it is not invincible.

Build diversity is one of the core charms of Path of Exile 2. By collecting gear, leveling up skills, and planning in the passive skill tree, players can increase their character’s abilities to amazing levels.

If you’re looking for a way to play with both survivability and powerful damage, try Fireball Blood Mage build. Here is a detailed Fireball Blood Mage build guide to help you upgrade efficiently and ultimately master this build.

Blood Mage Overview

Witch class has two Ascendancies for players to choose from, and Blood Mage is one of them. Relying solely on the basic abilities of the Blood Mage is not enough to deal with powerful enemies in the late game.

To fully realize the potential of Blood Mage, players need to cleverly combine skills and passive abilities to increase its output damage and improve survivability at the same time. This strategy requires players to combine Blood Mage with sorcery skills.

For example, players can combine powerful spells such as Fireball, Frost Wall, and Comet with skills such as Sanguimancy and Vitality Syphon. Such a combination not only deals a lot of damage but also restores health to a certain extent, thus maintaining a long-lasting combat effectiveness in fierce battles.

Act 1

In the early stages of Blood Mage, if you don’t have enough POE 2 Currency support, it may be a bit challenging due to resource constraints, especially in the acquisition of gems and mana. Therefore, it is crucial to plan the order of skill unlocking properly. First, you need to prioritize unlocking Flame Wall, which is your chief means of damage output in the early stage.

Subsequently, unlocking Frost Bomb and Spark is also very important. Frost Bomb can provide area control and additional damage, while Spark is extremely useful for dealing with basic enemies and boss battles. Next, you should consider pairing Flame Wall with Fortress and Arcane Tempo. Finally, don’t forget to insert Magnified Effect for Frost Bomb.

Act 2

You will start to shape your end-game build. First, you need to focus on Hypothermia, because it can significantly enhance the damage of your Cold spells. But before that you need to upgrade your character to level 30.

Once you reach level 31, you’ll get Uncut Skill Gem level nine and unlock Fireball and Frost Wall. Next, you’ll want to spend some time farming until you get two Uncut Skill Gem level nine for each of these two skills.

For Fireball, you can use any uncut support gem to unlock Scattershot and Unleash for Fireball. For Frost Wall, you’ll want access to Spell Cascade and Concentrated Effect .

Act 3 And Beyond

You need to start thinking about how you’re going to complete your build in the long term. First, unlock Comet to quickly clear maps. Even though Cast on Freeze was nerfed at launch, you’ll still want to use it in conjunction with Comet.

Then unlock Eye of Winter for better control and damage output. Finally, make sure you unlock Grim Feast and use various Orbs to unlock additional slots for Fireball, Cast on Freeze, and Frost Wall. Finally, ditch Spark and replace Arcane Tempo on Flame Wall with Fire Mastery.

Equipment

In POE 2, equipment selection is crucial to character building. First, you need a powerful weapon, such as a wand or staff, which should have the property of providing damage boost to all spells. In addition, any property that can increase your maximum mana and help mana regeneration is also necessary.

Whenever you find a piece of equipment with potential, just use POE 2 Exalted Orb, Orb of Augmentation and Regal Orb to help you improve the equipment’s properties and make it more powerful. It is recommended that you start using them from the early stage of the game.

Blood Mage needs to equip equipment with defensive skills to resist various elemental damage and improve health and mana regeneration. In addition, you also need to obtain Blueflame Bracers, which will help your Fireball freeze enemies and make it easier to trigger Comet from Cast on Freeze.

Blood Mage also needs an armor that provides Energy Shield to synergize with one of Ascendancy nodes, Crimson Power. In addition, you also need to obtain Atziri’s Disdain helmet to convert your health into Energy Shield. This synergizes with Eldritch Battery, which converts Energy Shield into mana.

Ascendancy Leveling Guide

In POE 2, the best Ascendancy choice for a Witch is Blood Mage, a class that focuses on improving survivability and strengthening sustained output in combat. Every time you cast a spell or defeat an enemy, you regain vitality.

During the early campaign, you will gain four Ascendancy nodes. As you enter the more difficult Cruel Mode, there will be 8 Ascendancy nodes to unlock, helping you further refine your build.

Passive Skill Tree

Blood Mage build needs to use passive skills to enhance spells, focusing primarily on Fire and Cold damage. Here are the spells you should consider when unlocking the passive skill tree:

• Climate Change
• All Natural
• Breaking Point
• Calibration
• Austerity Measures
• Inescapable Cold
• Arcane Intensity
• Raw Mana
• Psychic Fragmentation
• Echoing Flames
• Echoing Frost
• Eldritch Battery

By making good use of all available resources and skills, Fireball Blood Mage build will become a powerful weapon in your quest to conquer Path of Exile 2, helping you easily meet challenges at every stage of the game.

Path of Exile 2 is known for its deep character building and nearly endless skill combinations, and has a very high reputation among the player community. Although Path of Exile 2 is currently only in early access, it already provides a complete and rich endgame experience, including a challenging ultimate level, powerful boss battles, and rich rewards.

Players need to manage three key resources while exploring and fighting: Life, Mana, and Spirit. Among them, life represents the current health of the character, and mana is used to enhance abilities. These two resources are relatively familiar game mechanics for most players. Spirit is a new resource introduced in PoE 2, and it works differently from the other two resources. Read this guide to learn more details about Spirit.

What Is Spirit?

Spirit is around the player’s mana orb, and is specifically used to activate various passive character effects, including but not limited to powerful buffs such as auras, self-reviving minions, meta gems, etc.

Spirit is used to enhance long-term or permanent abilities, such as permanent minion summons, permanent self-buffs, etc. It is not a resource that automatically regenerates over time after consumption. When a player uses a skill that grants a persistent effect, that skill reserves a certain amount of spirit to prevent it from being used by other skills until the player manually turns off the effect.

The player’s maximum spirit effectively limits the number of passive effects they can have active at once. For example, if your maximum spirit is 100 and you have Skeletal Warrior skill active, and this skill reserves 60 spirit to create a skeletal minion that can be revived upon death, you will only have 40 spirit left to use for any other passive effects.

Even if the skeletal minion is defeated in combat, the 60 spirit originally reserved for it will still be locked until the player actively deactivates the skeletal minion, as its ability to self-revive is considered part of the effect. The Spirit cost of passive effects can be modified by inserting Support Gems.

How To Get More Spirit?

Spirit is an important resource for some builds, especially those that use Spirit to create permanently summoned minions. Despite the relatively scarce sources of Spirit, there are several ways to increase your maximum Spirit. First, defeating the bosses in a specific act is an important way to increase Spirit. Second, specific equipment can also provide players with additional Spirit. Finally, a character’s Ascendancy Class can also increase maximum Spirit.

Spirit In The Acts

In PoE 2’s campaign, each act features a powerful boss. After successfully defeating these bosses, the player will be rewarded with a gem-encrusted skull, which can permanently increase the player’s maximum Spirit by 30 points. During early access, these rewards will still drop when the player passes the Acts at Cruel difficulty for the second time. If the player finds all the rewards, they will obtain 180 Spirit.

The game provides a convenient hint feature on World screen: just hover over each Boss icon with a + to see if you can obtain an item with a Spirit reward by finding and defeating that boss. In addition, sometimes defeating certain bosses will also drop PoE 2 Exalted Orbs, which can be collected and used to unlock the spirit-providing gear mentioned below.

Gear Comes With Extra Spirit

Some equipment comes with extra Spirit, especially scepters, which can increase the player’s maximum spirit by 100 points when equipped, which is almost essential for Minion Witch builds. In addition, some special scepters can also grant players passive effects that do not require any spirit to be retained, such as a free minion or aura effect. Therefore, it is necessary to use POE2 Currency to unlock these scepters as much as possible.

Sun Amulets are also an option to increase spirit. Although the range of spirit values ​​they provide is smaller, usually between 10 and 15 points, these small increases are also very important for players pursuing extreme optimization. In addition, some magic and rare items in the game may come with random roll prefix modifiers, which can increase the spirit provided by the item as a percentage.

Spirit-Increasing Ascendancy Classes

There are two Ascendancy Classes that offer unique ways to increase spirit: the witch’s Infernalist and the monk’s Invoker.

Infernalist Ascendancy offers Beidat’s Will node, which will retain 25% of the player’s health. However, this node also has the significant benefit of providing 1 point of maximum spirit for every 25 maximum life.

In addition, Altered Flesh can help Infernalists offset this vulnerability. When Infernalists take cold, lightning, and physical damage, a portion of that damage will be converted into fire and chaos damage. Regardless of whether they choose the Beidat’s Will node, Infernalists may wish to invest in maximum life or life recovery. This is because their Demon Form or Infernal Flame mechanics may cause damage to themselves.

Invoker Ascendancy offers Lead Me Through Grace... node, which prevents the player from gaining spirit by re-equipping. However, for every 6 Evasion and 15 Energy Shield activations, the player’s body armor will provide 1 Spirit. This can be a source of Spirit for monks. Additionally, Lead Me Through Grace... forms a useful synergy with Protect me from Harm. Protect me from Harm allows the player to utilize Evasion to provide Physical Damage Reduction.

In summary, there are multiple ways to help you increase your maximum Spirit. Understanding and mastering Spirit management is essential to success in PoE 2.

In Path of Exile 2, the passive skill tree is the core of character building. Not only does it provide a wealth of customization options, it also greatly affects your combat style and effectiveness. By unlocking and activating different nodes, players can obtain various buffs that can significantly increase your attack power, defense, or other key attributes.

Below, this guide prepares players with construction guides for each profession, covering Warrior, Sorceress, and Monk, etc. Given Path of Exile 2’s massive passive skill tree, it may feel overwhelming at first, but this complex network of nodes will be the key to your climb to the top. That’s why it’s more important than ever to be clear about where you want to go.

POE 2 Passive Skill Tree Explained

The passive skill tree is a key component of character development, consisting of over 1500 unique passive buff nodes. While this may sound complicated, there are mechanics designed into the game to help players better understand and utilize this system.

First, while all classes share the same passive skill tree, each class has its own specific starting point. This means that for each class, certain areas of the skill tree will be more useful.

Every time you level up, you get a skill point that can be used to unlock a node. In the early game, these passive skills can significantly improve your basic abilities. By constantly unlocking nodes, you can gradually advance the passive skill tree, and as you develop, you will have more branching options to choose from.

If you find during play that the direction you’ve chosen to go isn’t what you expected, or you’re unhappy with your current build, you can reallocate your passive skill points by paying a certain POE2 Currency. This mechanic allows players to create two different builds from the passive skill tree, each corresponding to a specific weapon set. You can switch between these two sets of builds freely.

While your starting point in skills is determined by your class, you are free to expand in any direction as long as you have enough points to unlock nodes. In PoE 2, the passive skill tree consists of three types of nodes: Attribute Nodes, Notables, and Keystones.

Attribute Nodes

Attribute Nodes are the foundation of any build, and they are often used to enhance specific aspects of a character, such as attack power, health, or casting speed. Players can customize their characters by investing skill points to unlock these nodes. And as you continue to unlock more such nodes in the game, these bonus effects will also make your character more powerful.

In addition, you may also encounter some special Attribute Nodes, which allow you to choose to add a certain attribute. For example, if your character relies primarily on melee attacks to deal damage, choosing to increase Strength might be a good choice.

Notables

Notables are slightly larger nodes than a regular Attribute Node. They can greatly improve the character’s ability in a certain aspect and can also adjust the functions of certain skills. For example, Repeatable Explosives, this Notable gives your grenade a 20% chance of exploding again after the first explosion.

This could be a significant change for players who rely on the powerful burst damage of throw able explosives. But if you don’t use a grenade in your build, this Notable is useless.

Besides Repeatable Explosives mentioned above, there are many other interesting and powerful Notables in the game. Such as Shrapnel, this node gives your projectiles a 30% chance to penetrate enemies, and an additional 30% chance to bounce off terrain.

Imagine if you were using a crossbow and equipped the support gem to increase the number of projectiles. Once you unlocked Shrapnel, your crossbow would turn into a shotgun-like weapon that could instantly target enemies, a devastating blow to the group.

Keystones

Keystones are the largest, most unique nodes you can unlock, offering extremely powerful rewards, but also come with specific drawbacks.

Take Mind Over Matter Keystone, for example, which allows you to transfer all damage taken into the mana pool, and then deduct the corresponding mana from the mana pool to affect your health. This mechanic provides players with a new way to survive, especially when faced with large amounts of damage output.

However, after unlocking Mind Over Matter, your mana regeneration rate will be reduced by 50%. This means that in order to maintain this mana-for-life lifestyle, you must find other ways to increase your mana pool’s capacity and regeneration rate.

Another example is Pain Attunement Keystone, which will increase your critical strike chance when your health is low, and will reduce this probability when you are close to full health. This may require you to make some slight adjustments to your gameplay.

Weigh the risks and benefits of Keystones and integrate them into your strategy, and they can become very effective.

I believe that by reading this guide, you must have mastered the working mechanism of the passive skill tree in Path of Exile 2, and it will become easier to build a powerful character that suits your personal play style.

Path of Exile 2 will celebrate the launch of early access with a series of Twitch drops. This guide will detail what these rewards are, when to get them, and how to add them to your account.

Not only will the Twitch Drops offer cool in-game items and effects, but they will also give away key rare currency items for a limited time. As the core of the game’s economic system, POE2 Currency is crucial in gear crafting, skill upgrades, and trading.

PoE 2 will launch in paid early access on December 6, 2024, and will make a big splash in ARPG space. This isometric horde slayer draws a lot of inspiration from Diablo series, and the game’s previous games are proof of this.

This has sparked a lot of discussion about whether the game is a Diablo 4 killer, with Twitch streamer Asmongold even predicting that the game will “cannibalize” Blizzard’s audience. Developer Grinding Gear Games is working hard to ensure the game is launched successfully, so we will know if this speculation is true.

Part of this is a buffet of PoE 2 Twitch Drops, and we have all the information you need to make sure you grab these rewards. Here are some tips on linking your Twitch account, as well as the rewards you can claim and when.

Some Ways To Link Your Path Of Exile 2 And Twitch Accounts

The first step to unlocking PoE 2’s Twitch Drops is to link your PoE 2 account to your Twitch account. Just complete the following steps in the order given.

• Step 1 Create a PoE 2 account at pathofexile.com.
• Step 2 Log into your PoE 2 account and go to Twitch settings page.
• Step 3 Click Twitch ‘Connect’ button under ‘Other Connections’.

This will redirect you to Twitch, where you can follow the instructions to complete the linking of the two accounts. If the link is successful, you will see a message saying, “Your Path of Exile account is currently linked to your Twitch account.”

Make sure your Twitch account is linked to your main PoE 2 account for PoE 2 Twitch Drops.

Ways To Unlock Path Of Exile 2 Twitch Drops

PoE 2’s Twitch Drops work much the same as other Twitch Drops. Simply tune in to any streamer who is streaming PoE 2 and watch three hours of their stream. Once you’ve accumulated the required watch time, you’ll be able to earn special rewards in your gameplay experience.

These Twitch Drops will be available during the first two weeks of PoE 2 early access period. Here are the rewards you can earn during this period as well as the event start and end dates.

Week 1 Dates And Rewards

PoE 2 Twitch Drops Week 1 starts on December 6, 2024, at 11 AM PST and ends on December 14, 2024, at 12 AM PST. During this period, watching three hours of PoE 2 streams on Twitch will net you two rewards. Those two rewards are Energising Bolt Flask Effect and Halo of Righteous Helmet Attachment.

Week 2 Dates And Rewards

Week 2 of PoE 2 Twitch Drops begins on December 14, 2024, at 12 AM PST and ends on December 22, 2024, at 12 AM PST. As with week 1, watching three hours of any PoE 2 stream will unlock a reward, but this time there’s only one. You’ll get Temporal Lord’s Portal Effect.

Support A Streamer Dates And Rewards

In addition to earning standard Twitch Drops for accumulating watch time, you can also earn additional rewards by participating in PoE 2’s Support a Streamer event. Earn or gift two Twitch subscriptions of any tier between December 6, 2024, at 11 AM and December 22, 2024, at 12:00 AM PST and you’ll receive Chimera Pet.

Redeem Path Of Exile 2 Twitch Drops

You can redeem PoE 2 Twitch Drops once you’ve accumulated the required watch time in weeks one and two, or earned or gifted two Twitch subscriptions. The redemption process is relatively simple.

The promotion will end on December 22, 2024, at 12:00 AM PST, so just head to your Twitch Inventory and select the rewards you’d like to claim before it ends.

With this information, you should be ready to grab PoE 2 Twitch Drops you’ve been eyeing. Link your account now, follow the official stream, and win exclusive rewards! The world of PoE 2 is waiting for you to conquer!