Path of Exile 2 Drop Rates PoE 2

Specific drop rates for individual items in Path of Exile 2 are not explicitly revealed by the developers. However, the game utilizes a system influenced by two main factors: increased item rarity (IIR) and increased item quantity (IIQ).

  • Increased Item Rarity (IIR): This stat affects the likelihood of monsters dropping higher rarity items, such as magic, rare, and unique. It does not influence the drop rate of currency or non-rarity items.

  • Increased Item Quantity (IIQ): This stat simply increases the number of items that monsters drop. It has no effect on the type, quality, or rarity of the items, only the quantity.

Players can enhance their IIR and IIQ through various means:

  • Skills and Passives: Specific character skills and passive points on the skill tree can grant increased IIR or IIQ.
  • Gear: Certain equipment pieces inherently possess IIR or IIQ modifiers.
  • Gemstones: Some skill gems inherently grant IIR or IIQ bonuses.
  • Maps and Areas: Certain maps and zones have inherent IIQ modifiers.
  • Party Play: Each party member beyond the first contributes a small IIQ bonus to the group.

Drop Penalty: It’s important to note that there’s a penalty applied to currency and divination card drops in areas with a monster level significantly lower than the character’s level. This discourages players from farming low-level zones solely for high-tier loot.

General Increase in Drop Rates: In December 2021, Path of Exile 1 received a global increase in drop rates. This included:

  • 33% increase in the base drop rate of unique items.
  • 25% increase in the base drop rate of currency items.
  • Map bosses and rare monsters with multiple modifiers now drop significantly more unique items.

While specific drop rates remain undisclosed, these adjustments significantly improved the acquisition of valuable items in Path of Exile. It’s safe to assume these changes will also be implemented in Path of Exile 2.

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