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If you've played Path of Exile 2 for more than a few hours, you've probably seen Chance Shards drop here and there. They look simple at first, but like many PoE mechanics, they raise a lot of questions. What are they actually for? How rare are they? Should you keep them or convert them right away?
The Orb of Chance has always been one of those “mystery box” items in Path of Exile. In PoE 2, the idea is the same, but with a twist: using it can either upgrade a normal item into a Unique… or destroy the item completely.
The Orb of Annulment is one of those crafting items in Path of Exile 2 that looks simple on the surface but becomes tricky once you start using it. If you've ever had a near-perfect item with one ugly mod, this currency is basically your chance to fix it — or to completely destroy it. And that's why so many players are curious about how it works, how rare it is, and when it's actually worth pressing the button.
The Divine Orb has always been one of the most important crafting currencies in Path of Exile, and PoE 2 keeps that tradition alive. Even if you're new to crafting, you'll start seeing people talk about “divining” items or “hitting perfect rolls.” This guide breaks everything down in simple terms so you know exactly what a Divine Orb does, when to use it, and when to save it.
The Mirror of Kalandra has always been one of the most iconic items in the Path of Exile series, and in PoE 2 it keeps that same legacy.
Los Mateos is one of those Brainrots that instantly gets players talking. It's rare, it's flashy, and it comes with a fun ritual that feels totally different from the usual “open box and pray” experience. Released on August 15th, 2025, this Secret-tier Brainrot costs $100M and makes $300K per second, so it's not just cool — it's also one of the stronger money generators in the game.
Wombgifts are one of the most interesting systems in the Path of Exile: Keepers league. They look simple at first — just items you drop from Breach encounters — but once you start using them inside the Genesis Tree, you realize they're actually a full little crafting system of their own.
Arc Raiders has a surprisingly deep lineup of gadgets—some are simple tools you'll throw into your bag without thinking, while others completely change how you navigate, scout, or survive a raid. If you're new, gadgets can feel like “extra stuff” at first. But once you start doing riskier runs or pushing deeper into enemy territory, the right gadget often becomes the reason you make it out alive.
Arc Raiders gives you a surprisingly deep lineup of grenades, mines, and utility explosives. Some are simple throw-and-boom tools, while others offer traps, stuns, lures, and even homing projectiles. If you're new to the game, it can feel like you're picking items blind. If you're a bit more experienced, you already know the right explosive can save a messy extraction or carry you through an ARC swarm.
If you've been hanging around public servers lately, you've probably heard players whispering about 67, one of the newest and most exclusive Secret Brainrots added to Steal a Brainrot. Released on September 13th, 2025, 67 quickly became one of those picks everyone wants but almost nobody has—mostly because the way you get it is risky, expensive, and a little chaotic.
