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Path of Exile is a unique game in its genre for many reasons. One of them is the absence of gold or its analogue. Therefore, in trading, players use the game currency, which is also used for crafting. For beginners, sorting out a huge variety of orbs is probably not easy and it's even more difficult to understand the value and sell or exchange currency. In this guide, we will talk about the main currency items that you will encounter in the game and how to understand what should be saved for future crafting or exchange, and what is better to use for a quick leveling of the character. Contents: Common Currency items Valuable Currency items Expensive Currency items How to trade in Path of Exile Common Currency items We divided poe currency into three groups. The first of these is the common currency, which the player will meet from the very first minutes of the game, and which can be used for low-level crafting and ease of levelling. On the first line are two types of scrolls –  Wisd

Path of Exile has a vendor recipe and this vendor recipe system lets the PoE players sell various items to any town vendor in exchange for a multitude of Path of Exile Currency items and equipment. Each recipe asks semi-specific items or combinations of items to be put into the sell window at the very same time, and the outcome, of course, will change just based on any recipes that have already been matched. Unless we have already noted otherwise, each item might only be involved in a single recipe at a time. Here we will show you the most popular 15 vendor recipes in Path of Exile, especially for those PoE veterans. Cause you know, some vendor recipes for beginners will be quite difficult to acquire. If you are interested, keep reading. The following is the general introduction of Path of Exile 15 vendor recipes: (Recipes Listed In Alphabetical Order) Contents: Bandit respec recipe De-leveling skill gems with scourings Flask tier upgrades Increased physical damage% on any

Remnant: From the Ashes was a complete sleeper hit when it launched last year and now it's adding onto that legacy with its recently announced DLC: Swamps of Corsus . This new DLC will cost $9.99 and will be coming to PC via Steam on April 28th with console versions for PS4 and Xbox One confirmed but will be releasing later. Swamps of Corsus will be adding content for both buyers of the DLC and for those who just want more content for the base game. The free content coming to Remnant includes new bosses for Corsus story mode, all with new dungeons, tilesets, enemies and loot to earn, a brand-new difficulty called Apocalypse and a new vendor that sells armor skins. But the main attraction for this new DLC is locked behind the paid content and that the new Survival mode, which added the highly requested rogue-like experience to the game. The point of Survival is just that, survive as long as you can based upon your skill, knowledge and decisions. When just starting out, the mod

When looking at Path of Exile, you think to yourself, why would I spend my time playing a game that is from 2013 when there are newer games like Wolcen available? Before we get into that, I do want to talk about myself a little bit. When it comes to Path of Exile, I am a relatively new player in terms of hours played. I started back in 2012-2013 during beta and played it a ton! I rolled a Templar and at the time lightning shields were all the rage and it was a fun build to play. But at the time there were only three acts and not really anything else to do, so I decided to take a break from the game. As of late, I decided to get back into the game and see what's changed. The new Metamorph and Delirium leagues were the perfect time to jump back in, and apparently, I'm not alone on that notion because Path of Exile broke some personal records with over 200,000 players online at once! So why am I telling you this? Because this article was written to help those who have