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Path of Exile Trading: How Do You Trade in PoE?

While Wraeclast may be full of orbs, the absence of a marketplace within the game makes it difficult for players to trade items in order to acquire the latest and most powerful PoE items. Some players decide to look online for solutions, where they find dedicated websites through which trading becomes possible. Many of these websites use orbs as the primary currency unit, and conduct trades as such, which can be confusing and time-consuming, but gets the job done.

Other websites and online marketplaces are RMT platforms on which orbs are not used as currency but can be bought or sold for real money. Some gamers prefer trading through these sites and saving their currencies in-game. With PoE 3.20 Forbidden Sanctum, players need more items than ever to optimize their builds. 

What is PoE RMT?

PoE RMT stands for Path of Exile Real Money Trading. It is used to describe the act of buying or selling certain things in Path of Exile, such as currency and items, in exchange for real money.

Path of Exile: Forbidden Sanctum is the latest expansion to Grinding Gear Games’ top-down hack-and-slash dungeon crawler online RPG. Much like previous expansions, GGG has put much effort into making this one and this one is no exception. The latest update covers a lot of ground in terms of new endgame content, items, skills to learn, and more. In PoE 3.20, players will need more items and gems than ever to optimize and refine their builds. 

The game is completely free, so players can spend on items instead. With the game having a heavy emphasis on loot, there’s a lot of it. By buying the right items, players can elevate themselves to match the most powerful out there. Having said that, here are some that might interest buyers:

New Gems

Gems are a focal point in Path of Exile’s gameplay. To date, there are more than 400 gems that gamers can slot into their item sockets. There are three types of skill gems: active, passive, and Vaal skill gems. As if it wasn’t any more obvious, active gems grant active skills to players that equip them. Passive gems, on the other hand, are merely support skill gems that further augment an active gem. Vaal skill gems are those that you don’t see every day but get much use compared to passive and active gems. Vaal skill gems are merely normal gems that can only be found in corrupted areas.

In Path of Exile 3.17: Archnemesis, there are a whopping 19 new gems. These gems are divided into 7 groups, with each one representing a particular class. Each gem represents an Ascendancy, so conventional classes get 3 while the Scion gets 1. While they aren’t strictly for the classes they take after, they are very much the best fit for them. They are divided according to the following:

• Marauder:
  • Boneshatter: a powerful attack that damages both the enemy and the user, it gets more powerful for every successive use, and unleashes pulsing damage if it stuns an enemy.
  • Rage Vortex: a damaging spin with a sword or axe that slows all enemies caught in it; consumes Rage if used to move forward.
  • Earthbreaker Support: supported skills deal less damage but summons a totem that uses the supported skill.
• Duelist:
  • Defiance Banner: Allies get less critical strike chance but increased evasion; taunts enemies and reduces their damage.
  • Shield Crush: +3-4 damage per 15 evasion or armor on shield.
  • Behead Support: supported skills are granted +2 to melee strike range, more damage to enemies with low life, and granting of one rare modifier for killing rare monster.
• Ranger:
  • Storm Rain: shoots arrows that fire up to 4 beams, with a maximum of 100 arrows; deals 50% physical to lightning damage.
  • Explosive Concoction: deals added fire damage, consumes charges from Ruby, Sapphire, and Topaz Flasks; additional elemental damage depends on flask used.
  • Focused Ballista Support: supports ballista totems, making them only attack when the user fires an attack projectile but increases totem placement speed and attack speed.
• Shadow:
  • Ambush: teleports to a nearby enemy and applies a buff which is removed but increases damage upon attack.
  • Blade Trap: a trap that creates a copy of your equipped weapon, which swings 4 times. Dual-wielded weapons have increased rotation speed and gains an additional rotation.
  • Voltaxic Burst: applies a buff that deals lightning damage with 40% converted chaos damage to nearby enemies after buff expires.
• Witch:
  • Forbidden Rite: a powerful spell that damages targeted enemy and nearby enemies with chaos damage but damages the caster as well.
  • Eye of Winter: launches an eye that launches projectiles that deal cold damage; faster spirals are released when the eye dissipates or hits terrain.
  • Summon Reaper: calls forth a reaper that deals slashing damage to enemies. The reaper also reduces other minions’ damage and life, and eventually consumes them to replenish its life.
• Templar:
  • Manabond: deals AOE damage proportional missing mana. The more mana is missing, the higher the damage and bigger the AOE.
  • Absolution: deals AOE damage that consumes non-Unique enemies in order to summon a Sentinel of Absolution that deals 30% converted physical to lightning damage. Maximum of 3 sentinels.
  • Battlemages’ Cry: taunts enemies while increasing user’s critical strike chance and spell damage; also doubles as a support gem, which reduces damage of supported gem but triggers them with attacks from taunted enemies.
• Scion: Spectral Helix: a spectral copy of the user’s weapon flies around, dealing damage in its path and bounces if it hits walls. Maximum of three bounces.

Useful Resources

• Official trading site: https://www.pathofexile.com/trade
• Economic and build overview based on public stash tab data: https://poe.ninja/
• Poe price check (web version): https://poeprices.info/
• Poe daily lab layout: https://www.poelab.com/
• Path of building: https://pathofbuilding.community/
• Poe trade macro: https://poe-trademacro.github.io/