Strategy
This is an Abyss farming loop designed for players who do not have a sixty-divine setup to throw at the mechanic. The central decision is which Abyssal boss to build toward: instead of chasing Amanamu for Omen of Light, this strategy commits to Ulaman and takes currency chests as the payout. That swap is what makes the whole thing budget-viable — Amanamu farming leans on a high-end character and a heavily invested atlas, while the Ulaman route pays out in raw currency that accumulates steadily regardless of how fast you clear.
The method works this patch because Abyss rewards scale primarily through tablet and waystone configuration rather than through raw character power. A modest character running a correctly configured Abyss tree extracts most of the value; the remaining margin belongs to players who can push higher map tiers. That flattening is the whole opportunity for a casual farmer.
It suits players who want a repeatable mapping loop with predictable returns and no gear gate, rather than a high-variance jackpot strategy.
Atlas Tree & Setup
The setup runs on two layers. The Abyss-specific tree is configured toward Ulaman, and the main atlas tree is then selected to support that Abyss focus rather than splitting attention across other mechanics. Master selection is deliberately Ulaman-oriented as well.
On the item side, the loop uses Abyss tablets plus a waystone configuration, with two unique tablets called out as strong picks: Master’ed Domain and Visions of Paradise. Grand Project is used separately as a map-hopping tool to keep the loop moving between maps. The exact tree node selections and tablet quantities should be confirmed against the source video, which walks through each choice on screen.
Investment & Returns
- Investment: low — the entire premise is avoiding a high-end Abyss setup
- Returns: mid — steady divine income rather than jackpot spikes
- Scaling: returns rise with map tier and tablet quality, but the floor stays workable at low investment
A secondary income stream comes from crafting and selling the tablets and waystones themselves rather than running all of them, which lets you convert surplus into currency without needing more character power.
Step-by-step
- Configure the Abyss atlas tree toward Ulaman rather than Amanamu.
- Pick Ulaman-oriented masters to match that focus.
- Set up Abyss tablets and waystones, slotting Master’ed Domain and Visions of Paradise where available.
- Select the main atlas tree nodes that reinforce Abyss density.
- Run maps, taking currency chests as the primary payout.
- Craft and sell surplus tablets and waystones instead of running every one yourself.
- Use Grand Project to hop between maps and keep the loop tight.
Risks
- Ulaman pays in currency chests, so a bad run streak feels flat compared to omen-jackpot strategies
- Tablet and waystone crafting costs are real; overspending on inputs eats the margin
- Abyss encounters can still spike in difficulty on high-tier maps with dangerous mods
- The returns shown in the source reflect the creator’s map tier and gear, so your own rate will differ
Credits & Source
Method credited to deucehammer. See the source video: PoE2 Abyss Farm That Actually Works on a Budget.