PoE 2 Currency

It depends on your current league stage. At league start and through the first two weeks, Chaos Orbs are the most immediately useful — they drain fastest and are needed for Waystone crafting every session. Divine Orbs become the priority once you're in endgame and looking at serious gear crafting or large trade purchases. Exalted Orbs are needed for mid-tier transactions and adding mods to near-finished gear. If you're unsure, start with a Chaos and Divine reserve — these two cover the majority of currency demands across every stage of the league. Contact support if you want a recommendation based on your specific build and current progression.

Select your currency type and amount at checkout, confirm your character name and league, and choose Face-to-Face Trade or Merchant as your delivery method. A supplier is assigned within minutes and delivery completes within 15–30 minutes. For Face-to-Face, be online when your supplier arrives and accept the trade request. For Merchant, list any item at the agreed buyout price and your supplier purchases it. Both methods work across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox in the Runes of Aldur Softcore league.

Yes — when purchased through a service that delivers via standard in-game trade. Path of Exile 2 has a notably permissive environment compared to other ARPGs — account actions related to currency purchases through normal trade are not a standard enforcement concern. At ConquestCapped, all currency is delivered through face-to-face trade or Merchant only. Your login credentials are never requested at any point. Our suppliers will never ask for currency back after delivery — if anyone contacts you in-game requesting a return, do not comply and reach out to support immediately.

Path of Exile 2 has a layered currency system covering crafting, trading, and character progression. Beyond the currencies available in our store, here's a full reference of what exists in-game:

• Divine Orb — rerolls numeric values of explicit modifiers. Premium trade currency.
• Exalted Orb — adds a modifier to a rare item with an open affix. Mid-tier trade currency.
• Chaos Orb — rerolls all modifiers on a rare item. Primary session currency.
• Mirror of Kalandra — duplicates any non-unique, non-corrupted rare item. Rarest currency in the game.
• Orb of Alteration — rerolls modifiers on a magic item. Used heavily for Waystone and Flask crafting.
• Orb of Augmentation — adds a modifier to a magic item with one open affix.
• Regal Orb — upgrades a magic item to rare, keeping existing modifiers.
• Orb of Transmutation — upgrades a normal item to magic.
• Orb of Alchemy — upgrades a normal item to rare.
• Vaal Orb — corrupts an item with a random effect. Cannot be further modified after corruption.
• Gemcutter's Prism — increases skill gem quality. Available in our store.
• Gold — vendor transactions, passive tree respec, NPC fees. Available in our store.

Smaller currencies like Orb of Alteration, Regal Orb, and Orb of Augmentation are farmable through normal play or obtainable by purchasing Divine Orbs and Chaos Orbs from our store and exchanging them through Ange — the currency exchange NPC in Clearfell Encampment. Buy the currencies that matter most for high-value crafting and trading, and convert to smaller denominations in-game as needed.

A realistic endgame crafting budget in Runes of Aldur depends on how many gear slots you're targeting and how ambitious the modifier combinations are. A single crafting attempt costs 15–20 Divine Orbs in consumables (Essences, Omens, Perfect Orbs). Getting the result you want rarely happens first try. A complete crafted BiS rare set across all slots realistically requires 100–200+ Divine Orbs minimum — more for weapon slots where modifier complexity is highest. If you're buying from the trade market instead of crafting, budget 50–300 Divines for mid-tier upgrades and 300–700+ for chase uniques. Having a 50–100 Divine reserve before a serious crafting session prevents the most common outcome: running dry mid-craft and stopping to refarm.

Path of Exile 2 uses a tiered currency system for player-to-player trading. Divine Orbs are the standard denomination for high-value transactions — rare items, powerful uniques, and endgame crafting consumables are all priced in Divines. Exalted Orbs handle mid-tier transactions below Divine pricing — utility uniques, mid-range rares, and Atlas Tablets. Chaos Orbs cover small purchases — lower-tier items, minor crafting materials, and fractional amounts. The Mirror of Kalandra sits above all of these as the single highest-value item in the economy. Most meaningful endgame transactions use Divine Orbs — maintaining a Divine reserve is the most important currency decision in any league.