Strategy
This is an Omen of Light farming strategy from Perra Gaming that the creator reports pulling around 150 Divines per hour in raw profit at full investment, with a budget tablet variant that still produces strong returns. Rather than the typical single-source Omen of Light setup, this approach layers three income streams onto one juiced map: Abyss (roughly 60% of the income via Omen of Light drops), plus Delirium and Ritual carrying the rest. The result is a screen-covering pack of rares that rains currency.
It is aimed at players who already have an established, high-damage build and the currency to buy premium tablets. The core engine is stacking rare-monster count and item/monster rarity so that every Abyss spawns swarms of rares carrying abyssal modifiers — each one a chance at an Omen of Light.
Atlas Tree & Setup
A city biome map is effectively mandatory, because every tablet you slot becomes a direct multiplier to your loot. The plan: find a strong city location, use a Grand Mirror on it for 200% Delirium to juice ground loot (no Delirium tablets needed once the location is mirrored), and add Rituals for extra Omens and sellable ritual tablets.
Atlas priorities: a maxed Ritual tree (Tainted for a Headhunter chance and the revived-monster node for tribute), with every special node set to rare monsters, extra modifiers, and rarity. Seeking Shrine adds rarity; Rogue Exiles add Heart of the Well diamonds. For biomes, pick Forest (History of the Val) and Grass (History of the Ezomites) for rare monsters, and Mountain (History of the Feredin) for rarity and pack size. Unlock the Delirium Atlas passives or you will drop no splinters while travelling.
Investment & Returns
- Investment: high — the best Abyss tablets run 3–5 Divines each and prices are rising. A budget variant combining the three key Abyss mods is far cheaper and still strong.
- Returns: high — up to ~150 div/hr raw at full investment; the budget version still pulls heavy currency over five or six runs.
- Scaling: loot scales directly with rare-monster count, abyssal-modifier chance, extra abysses, and stacked item/monster rarity (the creator runs ~240 item rarity on gear).
Step-by-step
- Find a city biome map in a strong Atlas location.
- Mirror it with a Grand Mirror for 200% Delirium to juice ground loot.
- While travelling to the spot, run splinter stack-size + fracturing-mirror + unique-boss tablets on corrupted waystones and rush bosses for splinters (a few div per map).
- At the destination, slot Abyss tablets prioritising two additional rare monsters from abysses (most important), plus increased rare monsters and extra abyssal-modifier chance; pair with Unforeseen Consequences for ~14–18 extra abysses (~15 on budget).
- Craft waystones via Alchemy + a couple Exalts, then Chaotic Effectiveness + Chaotic Quantity for item + monster rarity, and Vaal them — run the high-rarity results, trash the tier-14 downgrades.
- In the map, nuke Amanamu/Anamamu rares before their void spawns so they drop Omens; do Rituals using the reroll trick (press 1, build a chain, Escape to reroll a better bounty).
- Pick up free profit on the way: Azmeri ranges → combine Barracks/Grip rings into a Taming ring (~4 div); Castaway maps → sell entry in the TFT Discord (~3 div per join).
Risks
- High up-front tablet cost; prices climb as the strategy spreads.
- Stacking heavy rarity makes maps rippy — you need a tanky, high-damage build to survive the rare swarms.
- If you see Anamamu drop Omen of the Ledge instead of Light/Putrefaction/Abyssal Echoes, you are killing too slowly — nuke before the void spawns or kite the monster out.
- Lots of moving parts (Abyss + Delirium + Ritual + waystone crafting) — execution-heavy, not a passive farm.
Credits & Source
Method credited to Perra Gaming. See the source video for the full setup, tablet tier list, and gameplay footage: Best Currency Farm in PoE 2 — 150 Div/Hour.