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The Atlas of Worlds is Path of Exile‘s end-game map system. Path of Exile Atlas is a series of linked maps that players can progress through after completing a quest for Officer Kirac. It is explored and discovered by running maps within the Map Device at a player’s hideout. The Atlas comprises more than 150 different maps. Maps have a chance to drop in other connected maps, and they can be traded between players. The Atlas has 8 regions each of which has many maps within them. Each region has a citadel, which is an interface that allows socketing 4 watch stones within it. These watch stones can have various crafted modifiers, that players can add onto them using sextants. Quest watch stones drop from defeating the Conquerors, while craftable watch stores can be purchased from other players or obtained as boss drops. Each region also allows players to select unique Atlas passive skill perks that affect drops and environmental effects within that region, such as improving Blight, Harvest, Delirium, or other types of content.
Full atlas layout with all maps revealed
Path of Exile Atlas Map Drops
Map drops are not completely random; instead, a specific tier is chosen first and the map type is chosen from a pool of maps completed for that tier or connected to the map the character is currently in.
Only connected maps and maps previously completed can drop from a map area. In addition to these rules, this map drop pool only consists of maps that are currently visible on the Atlas meaning maps that are removed from changing Watchstones are removed from the drop pool. There are a couple of exceptions: During Zana’s missions where you can obtain maps without restrictions from your Atlas progression, unique maps which can also drop their base type, and various league content that may drop maps.
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Atlas Regions
The Atlas is split into 8 different regions, each affecting a Watchstone or Conqueror’s area of influence and what item bases can drop.
The 8 regions are:
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Valdos Rest
Turns End
New Vastir
Lex Ejoris
Glennach Cairns
Haewark Hamlet
Lex Proxim
Lira Arthain
Path of Exile Atlas Completion Bonus
For each map completed under certain conditions, you gain an Atlas completion Bonus. Each Bonus adds a 1% chance for a map to drop one tier higher, with each 100% chance automatically upgrading the tier of the dropped map. The maximum map tier, however, cannot bypass drop restrictions, even if it would have been upgraded.
For example, a rare monster in a tier 6 map with a 125% completion bonus:
- A rare monster can drop tier +1 maps, as such it can drop tier 1 to 7 maps
- It will only drop maps that are adjacent or already unlocked (completed) on the atlas
- A tier 5 drop would be upgraded to tier 6, with a 25% chance to be upgraded to tier 7
- Tier 6 drop would be upgraded to tier 7, but can’t be upgraded any further
- A tier 7 drop is already the highest possible drop, and can’t be upgraded any further
Awakening Level
The Awakening Level of your Atlas is the number of Watchstones you have socketed, divided by 4, and rounded down.
The highest Awakening Level obtainable using only watch stones is A8, however after the Echoes of the Atlas expansion, players can obtain A9 using the Atlas Awakened skill from The Uncharted Realms Atlas passive skill tree.
Awakening Levels increase the difficulty of all map bosses due to the “Unique map boss has X% more life”, but grant bonuses to item drops when killing those bosses. It also enables Awakened Atlas completion bonuses at higher levels, granting further bonuses to map drops. Each Awakening Level adds the following:
Favorite Maps
Once you’ve completed all base maps in a region, you unlock a favourite map slot for that region. Map bases you marked as favourites are 10 times more likely to drop than other map bases in the region. A second and third slot can be unlocked by completing all Atlas objectives and Awakened Atlas objectives, respectively. The same map can be favourited multiple times. And so making it 20 or 30 times more likely to drop than other map bases in the region.
Atlas Missions
Once per day, when you log in. You will receive one Atlas mission for each master for the tier relative to the last map you’ve completed (-1/+1 range). Free Atlas missions refresh at midnight UTC. The map must be completed the day before in their map device. Completing party-play maps from other players’ map devices does not count. Completing blighted maps does count.
Each time you complete a map, there is a 35% chance to receive an Atlas Mission for a random master. You can use Atlas Missions to guarantee a master to spawn in your next non-unique map. Your Atlas Mission counters are tracked for each set of map tier colors: white, yellow, and red; which one you receive is the same as the tier color of the map you received it in. There is no limit to how many Atlas Missions you can store. You can redeem an Atlas mission by speaking to a master then running the map from that screen, or via the mission buttons in the map device interface.
Note that as only a single master can appear per map, the use of a master mission will prevent triggering other sources of master spawning, including the flat 10% chance of triggering a random master per map. It is possible to get a slight increase in the chance of encountering a specific master, by avoiding atlas missions for the other masters.
Conquerors of the Atlas
When exploring a map, there is a chance that one of the Conquerors of the Atlas, Al-Hezmin, the Hunter; Veritania, the Redeemer; Drox, the Warlord; and Baran, the Crusader, appears and spreads influence over the Atlas region. Therefore when a Conqueror appears on a map, they will occupy the Atlas region and add packs of special influenced monsters to the map whenever they appear. After their third appearance, you can speak to Officer Kirac to locate their Citadel, then talk to Zana to open a map device screen with a map where the Conqueror’s Citadel is located. Once you defeat the Citadel’s map boss, a portal leading to the Conqueror’s arena opens up. Then you can fight the Conqueror themselves. Each Conqueror will drop a Watchstone on defeat, which you can slot in a Citadel to upgrade all maps within the region to higher tiers and possibly reveal new ones.
Influenced monsters and the Conquerors have a chance to drop Influenced items, special item bases which can roll mods unavailable to regular items.
Path of Exile Atlas exclusive base items
This is a list of base item types that can only drop on particular maps on the Atlas of Worlds based on the map’s region.
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