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Continue ShoppingWombgifts 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.
If you enjoy slow but steady rewards, or you like planning your loot, Wombgifts make the league feel deeper and more fun. And with Patch 3.27.0c adding a new vendor recipe, it's a perfect time to understand how they work.
Let's break it all down in a clear, friendly way so you can start using your Wombgifts without feeling lost.
The patch notes introduced something very simple but very helpful:
“You can now vendor five Wombgifts to receive a random Wombgift in return.”
| Outecom | Vendor Recipe |
|---|---|
| 1x random Wombgift |
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This is basically a clean-up tool. If your stash tab is full of low-value Wombgifts you don't want to use, or you need a chance at something better, this gives you a way to recycle them.
A few practical tips:
This recipe won't make you rich, but it saves space and gives you more chances to hit a good type, especially Lavish or Ancient.
Here's an easy table to help you understand what each type does and why you might want it:
| Item | Description | Drop level | Price (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Wombgift | Grows into a Unique item in the Genesis Tree | 21 | ~1 Chaos Orb |
| Growing Wombgift | Grows into a Graft item | 1 | ~1 Orb of Alchemy |
| Lavish Wombgift | Grows into a Currency item | 13 | ~3 Chaos Orbs |
| Mysterious Wombgift | Grows into a random item | 68 | ~3 Chaos Orbs |
| Provisioning Wombgift | Grows into an Equipment item | 5 | ~0.5 Chaos Orb |
If you're wondering which ones matter most:
Wombgifts are special items exclusive to the Keepers league, and they tie directly into the Genesis Tree system. You get them mainly by completing Breach encounters, so if you're running Breach-heavy maps, expect to pick up a lot of them.
Each Wombgift:
When you place a Wombgift into its matching womb in the Genesis Tree and feed it enough graftblood, it “births” an item.
The reward can be influenced by the Genesis Passives you've allocated around that womb. Small nodes can improve item quantity or quality. Bigger nodes can change item tiers or add special modifiers.
It's pretty cool once you learn how everything connects.
Here's the simple version of how Wombgifts function mechanically:
Open the Genesis Tree and place the Wombgift into its matching womb.
Each Wombgift shows how much blood it needs. You gather graftblood passively while you play.
Once full, it spits out the reward, usually one item, sometimes more.
If you've taken passives around that womb, you can improve:
This is where the “build your own loot farm” feeling of the Genesis Tree really starts to shine.
If you're not sure where to start, here's a simple plan:
They give PoE currency, and early currency always feels great.
A Unique item with strong modifiers can be surprisingly strong for mid-maps.
Once you're mapping, equipment Wombgifts fall off pretty fast.
They're unpredictable — not bad, but more for players who enjoy gambling.
Remember: five junk Wombgifts → one random Wombgift.
It's better than letting them rot.
If you're still getting used to the Genesis Tree, don't stress about “perfect” setups. I regularly just throw Lavish Wombgifts into the closest womb and let them grow while I map. Even without perfect passives, free currency is free currency — and the system feels fun when you keep it simple.
Wombgifts add a nice layer of progression to the Keepers league. The new vendor recipe makes them easier to manage, and understanding what each type does helps you get better rewards without wasting time. Lavish and Ancient Wombgifts are the stars of the system, while Growing and Provisioning help early players. No matter what, the Genesis Tree makes even simple Wombgifts feel rewarding once you learn how to use your passives.
