PoE 2 Bundles

The right bundle depends on where your character stands today, from the last acts of the story to a geared mapper short on orbs.

• Late campaign or just out of it: the Starter Bundle. It fills the slots around your plan, whatever the class.
• Ready for Tier 1 Waystones: the Atlas Entry Kit, above all if you play Ice Shot, Twister or Meteor Bear.
• Gear is fine, crafting money is not: a currency pack, sized to how much you plan to craft.

Not sure the build itself is right? Sort that out first with our PoE 2 builds services, then add a bundle on top.

An item bundle hands you finished pieces, and a currency pack hands you the means to craft or buy them. Players who know exactly which rolls they want often prefer orbs. Players who would rather not spend an evening on the trade site take the items.

League matters as well. The Starter Bundle and the Atlas Entry Kit cover Forbidden Rites, Runes of Aldur and Standard on Softcore. Currency packs are Forbidden Rites Softcore only. None of the three is offered for Hardcore.

Budget follows size and extras. A King's Vault costs more than a Starter Stash, Express delivery and the Extra support pack raise the price of the kit, and Remote Control adds to the Starter Bundle.

The Atlas Entry Kit and the currency packs change hands in an in-game trade at a time you agree in the order chat. The Starter Bundle is set up by a booster with Self Play, Piloted or Remote Control. In every case the best-rated booster takes the order, and screenshots of the result arrive before you confirm. For whole characters instead of packages, see the PoE 2 character boost section.