Strategy
This is an endgame currency farm built around city maps layered with maxed-out delirium. City maps are the centerpiece because each one opens four tablet slots, and tablets are the strongest multiplier for map rewards. The trick is to stack those four tablets on top of a city that has been pushed to 200% delirium, then juice a single mechanic (Abyss or Breach) hard enough to flood the map with rare monsters and high-value drops like Omens of Light.
The method is mechanic-agnostic: the delirium-spreading engine stays the same, and you swap in whichever content you enjoy and can survive. Abyss and Breach are the two highlighted payouts because both concentrate large packs of rares in a predictable spot you can nuke at once.
Atlas Tree & Setup
In the atlas tree, take every node for the mechanics you intend to run. The priority is the delirium cluster (it powers the whole strategy) plus the nodes for your chosen payout mechanic, such as Abyss or Breach. You can skip unrelated content like the temple to save points.
For tablets while you spread delirium, slot three delirium tablets (a Mirror of Delirium is what you want active). You can swap one slot for an irradiated, abyss, or breach tablet if you prefer, but keep at least one delirium tablet running so bosses can roll a Grand Mirror.
For the final city run, fill all four tablet slots with your chosen mechanic and use a strong build — 200% delirium plus stacked tablet mods is genuinely dangerous content.
Investment & Returns
- Investment: mid — you supply your own waystones by collecting T15 maps, exalting them to full eight mods, then corrupting them (via Jadow’s corruption mission) for a bonus modifier. Tablets can be rolled cheaply with aug/regal targeting the key affixes, or bought juiced for a premium. · Returns: high — the creator reports roughly 60 raw divine in a few hours, plus extras like Omens of Light (~9 divine each, three out of four maps in one sample) and dozens of Abyssal Echoes. · scaling: returns scale with tablet quality (rarity, monster effectiveness, more rares), corrupted eight-mod waystones, and how deep you push each Abyss or Breach.
Step-by-step
- Take delirium and your payout-mechanic nodes on the atlas tree.
- Prepare waystones: move T15 maps to inventory, exalt to full mods, corrupt with Jadow for an extra modifier, then bulk-return them. Save the best high-rarity / waystone-drop / effectiveness rolls for city runs.
- Slot three delirium tablets and activate a Mirror of Delirium, then walk toward a cluster of city maps, clearing non-city maps on the way.
- When a boss spawns a Grand Mirror, run it, kill the boss, and click the mirror stone. Search “city” and apply the delirium to a city map — it spreads outward, ideally hitting adjacent cities too.
- Run the surrounding delirious (non-city) maps to ramp delirium from 0% up to 200%.
- Open a 200%-delirium city map with four juiced tablets of your mechanic (Abyss or Breach). For Abyss, prioritize effectiveness-per-closed-pit, more rares, and rarity; hunt Omens of Light. For Breach, stack effectiveness and “more rares when stabilized,” then nuke the central pack.
- Clear, collect, repeat.
Risks
- 200% delirium with four stacked tablets is hard content — a weak or squishy build will die. A strong, high-clear build is required.
- Head Hunter can steal the Shroud Walker mod, which randomly teleports you — annoying and occasionally lethal.
- This is a heavy-investment loop: you sink currency and time into rolling and corrupting waystones and tablets before you see payouts, so it suits players already established in the endgame.
- High monster density and effects can tank performance on weaker PCs.
Credits & Source
Method credited to Raxxanterax. See the source video: Path of Exile 2 Endgame Farming Strategy to Print Divines.