Atlas & Endgame
After the campaign, Path of Exile 2 opens the Atlas: an endless map of the shattered world. Waystones open its maps — each tier raises the monster level, from 65 at Tier 1 to 80 at Tier 16 — while tablets layer league content like Breach, Ritual and Delirium onto the maps around you, and Atlas passive points shape which rewards the endgame throws at you.
Atlas passive tree
All 471 allocatable nodes — the main endgame tree plus the Breach, Expedition, Delirium, Ritual, Abyss and Incursion subtrees.
Endgame maps
Every map on the Atlas (159) — biomes, bosses and the uniques those bosses drop, from standard waystone maps to citadels and pinnacle arenas.
Waystones
All 16 waystone tiers with their exact monster levels, plus the complete waystone modifier pool — 35 prefix/suffix groups with per-tier roll ranges.
Tablets
All 8 tablets — what each adds to your maps, and every modifier each can roll, with exact ranges.
Waystone tiers at a glance
Monster level by waystone tier.
The 8 tablets
Abyss Tablet
Adds Abysses to a Map
Breach Tablet
Adds an Otherworldy Breach to a Map
Delirium Tablet
Adds a Mirror of Delirium to a Map
Expedition Tablet
Adds a Kalguuran Expedition to a Map
Irradiated Tablet
Adds Irradiated to a Map
Overseer Tablet
Empowers the Map Boss of a Map
Ritual Tablet
Adds Ritual Altars to a Map
Temple Tablet
Adds Vaal Beacons to a Map
What can appear in a map
Every named kind of content a map can contain, and what each one is.
Area contains Abysses
50% increased Rarity of items found in area
Contains a Unique Strongbox
All Monsters are at least Magic
Contains an additional Rogue Exile and 2 additional Azmeri Spirits; Rogue Exiles are Possessed when a Possessed Monster is killed in Area
Map Boss is Possessed
Contains 2 additional Azmeri Spirits; Azmeri Spirits have 1000% increased maximum Empowerment
Map Boss drops a Unique item
Area contains an Otherworldly Breach
Contains a Breach Hive
Contains an extra of each type of content
Area has 2 additional random Waystone Modifiers
Contains 3 additional Essence Packs; Essence Packs have an additional Rare Monster
Area contains a Delirium Mirror
Also counts as a Desert Area
5 Rare Monsters are Duplicated
Doubles Effect of Tablets used on Area
All Rare monsters are Essence monsters
1000% increased Exceptional Items found in Area; Monster may drop any Exceptional Items
Area contains a Kalguuran Expedition
Also counts as a Forest Area
Players have unlimited Revivals in area; Monsters have 100% increased Effectiveness
Monsters are Gigantic, have 50% reduced pack size and drop 50% increased items
Currency found is replaced with rarer varieties
Area contains a Grand Expedition
Also counts as a Grass Area
Slay the Great Beast to earn Hilda's Favour
When Players Kill a Rare Monster they will gain 1 of its Modifiers for 20 seconds
Contains 2 additional Rogue Exiles and 5 additional Rare Beasts
Doryani has spotted The Immured Fury in this Area
Contains 3 additional Essence; Essences transfer to a random Unique Monster on death
Area has +1 to Monster Level
Contains 3 additional Shrines; Shrines have 2 additional packs of Worshippers
World Area has been manipulated and cannot be manipulated again
Equipment dropped by monsters is replaced with other items
Contains many extra Strongboxes with monsters waiting in ambush
Also counts as a Mountain Area
Contains 2 additional Shrines; Shrines release an Azmeri Spirit when activated
Area contains an important objective
Area contains many extra Abysses
Shrine Buffs are reapplied when entering the Map Boss Arena
Contains 3 additional Shrines
Contains 3 additional Map Bosses throughout the area
Area contains a Powerful Map Boss
100% increased Rarity of items found in area
Contains 2 additional Shrines; Shrines are Worshipped by a Rogue Exile
Area contains Ritual Altars
The Azmeri Spirit has ascended to a Sacred Spirit
Contains 3 additional Summoning Circles
Map Boss drops a Djinn Barya
Contains a manifestation of Delirium
Contains an Azmeri Spirit that will be released when Possessed Monsters are slain
An Azmeri Spirit moves to a nearby map on completion, eventually ascending to a Sacred Spirit
Contains an additional Summoning Circle; Summoning Circle Bosses have increased difficulty and reward per power of enemy slain
Contains 2 additional Rogue Exiles; Rogue Exiles appear in Pairs
Also counts as a Swamp Area
Contains 5 additional Azmeri Spirits
Gold dropped by monsters is replaced with other items
Map Boss drops an Inscribed Ultimatum
Contains 3 additional Strongboxes; Strongboxes are openable twice
Contains an additional Summoning Circles; Summoning Circles always summon an additional Boss
Area contains Vaal Beacons
Also counts as a Water Area
Monsters grant 100% increased Experience
Contains 2 additional Shrines; Elemental Shrines do not appear in area; Shrine Duration increased by 1000%
Atlas FAQ
- What are Waystones in Path of Exile 2?
- Waystones are the items that open endgame maps on the Atlas. They come in 16 tiers: a Tier 1 waystone opens a map at monster level 65, scaling one level per tier up to monster level 80 at Tier 16. Waystones can also roll prefixes and suffixes that make the map harder and more rewarding.
- What do Tablets do?
- A tablet adds its content to your maps — a Breach Tablet adds a Breach, a Ritual Tablet adds Ritual Altars, an Overseer Tablet empowers the Map Boss, and so on. Each tablet has 10 uses, and tablets can themselves roll modifiers that boost quantity, rarity and the content they add.
- How do the Atlas passive subtrees work?
- Alongside the main endgame Atlas tree there are six league subtrees — Breach, Expedition, Delirium, Ritual, Abyss and Incursion. Completing a mechanic's content grants that mechanic's own Atlas passive points, spent in its subtree to specialise its rewards.
- What monster level are tier 15 and 16 maps?
- A Tier 15 waystone opens a map at monster level 79, and Tier 16 at monster level 80. Every tier's exact level is on the Waystones page — the progression runs from level 65 at Tier 1 to 80 at Tier 16.