Path Of Exile 2: Atlas And Waystones Guide

Path of Exile 2 has made major iterations to its endgame system compared to its predecessor. Once you've completed the endgame, you'll gain access to a massive Atlas of endgame tilesets and mechanics. Use your Waystones to chart a path through the Atlas to rebuild Wraeclast and cleanse the corruption that's now plaguing the land.

Mapping is a core part of the PoE experience, and the sequel is no exception. With that said, GGG have made some major changes to progression and league mechanics in this installment that you'll want to be informed of before you sink your teeth into the endgame. In this guide, we cover how the Atlas works in PoE2, how its unique passive trees work, and give some general tips to help you sustain Waystones.

Changes From Path Of Exile

• You get one life per map. If you die, your map is lost.
• Maps and tilesets are now separate. You insert generic map tablets (now called Waystones) into the Atlas to generate the zone you wish to clear.
• League mechanics are now broken up into separate Atlas trees. Investing in your favorite league no longer has a major opportunity cost (Breach, Expedition, et cetera).
  • Breach, Delirium, Expedition, Essence, and Ritual return as mapping mechanics.

• Map bosses are now the exception, not the rule. Non-boss maps require you to kill every rare monster in the zone.
• The Atlas of Worlds is now structured like a board game. You chart a path through a web of tilesets to unlock new areas and rewards.

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