Path of Exile News

When the Crucible League ends next week, the current items available in Kirac's Vault will be sealed away forever and replaced with new, exclusive cosmetic effects alongside the launch of the Trial of the Ancestors expansion. The cosmetics in the pass for consoles will be replaced alongside the Trial of the Ancestors expansion console launch. Check out the Igneous Emperor Armour Set in the video below or get your Pass by pressing M to open the store in-game.

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The Crucible Supporter Packs on PC will also be leaving the store when the Trial of the Ancestors expansion launches on August 18th (PDT). Check out the Lithomancer and Enchanter series of Supporter Packs in the videos below, or get yours now by pressing M to open the store in-game before they're gone forever!

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One of the highlights of ExileCon 2023 was all the incredible cosplays! Check out some of the well-dressed Exiles in today's news post on the Path of Exile website here!

After ExileCon 2023, we invited Subtractem to our office to interview Chris Wilson, Managing Director at Grinding Gear Games, and Mark Roberts (Neon), one of the Game Directors of Path of Exile 2. Check out the interview in today's news post!

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Crucible will not be going core, but there are components of it that we really like that we may find a way to bring back in future expansions.

We loved watching everyone develop their Crucible trees to create unique builds utilising all the different Crucible skills available, so all your items with Crucible trees will move with you to Standard. However, the "Totems Explode on Death" Crucible Skill will likely be adjusted when that happens.

When the current league ends in a few weeks, all your existing Geodes, Remnants and Magmatic Ores will be deleted. If you have any Crucible challenges to complete, you still have some time to do so!

Thanks to everyone who got a chance to play Crucible!

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