Efficient Gold Farming Strategies for Exiles

Maximizing gold farming in Path of Exile involves prioritizing quantity, using specific maps and mechanics, and focusing on natural monster spawns for efficient farming.

### Efficient Gold Farming Strategies in Path of Exile's Ultimatum League
* 💰  To efficiently farm gold in Path of Exile's Ultimatum League for town upgrades, focus on maximizing **"Quant" (quantity)** in maps to increase gold drops.
* 🗺️  Rare maps, such as City Square, with **high Quant modifiers** and **multiple bosses** are recommended for **consistent gold farming**.
* 🌀  Delirium orbs can be used to **increase map Quant**, but may make maps more **challenging and slower to clear**.
* 🔄  Synthesis maps, particularly Rewritten Distant Memory, can also be effective for gold farming, but require trading and may not be as **sustainable as rare maps**.
* ⚒️  Maxing out the mining camp in your town is recommended, as it provides **additional gold every time you gather resources in maps**.
* 💰  Gold drops from monsters in maps can range from **10k to 20k per map**, with potential earnings of **up to 600k gold per hour**.
* 🔍  Pay attention to what monsters drop gold in different league mechanics, as **not all monsters will contribute to your gold farming efforts**.
* 🏛️  Upgrading your town efficiently is crucial for endgame content, so implementing these strategies can help you **accumulate the necessary gold faster**.

hello and welcome Exiles. If you're like me, you've gotten to the point in the league where you're starting to wonder, Man, these gold prices are getting pretty high. I want to keep getting free loot while I do stuff, and I want these guys to work efficiently, so I want to do the upgrades. But the upgrades start getting pretty pricey. 80k gold for the final upgrade for farming, and this is pretty representative of the other prices to upgrade all the other pieces. Not only that, but hiring the expert-level people that do better work and are more efficient, they cost more gold per hour to pay them to do their jobs, as well as they cost more gold initially to hire. So if you want to farm the endgame, you want to start getting shipments that are really, really high value. Turns out we're going to need a lot of gold. And how can you efficiently do that? Well, I've come away with a couple of conclusions based on things I've tried and things I've tested. And to begin with

I want to start with saying, when you're talking about gold, some things generate gold and some things don't, and the number one rule I think so far is Quant matters. That's something I can tell while mapping. Quant matters, and certain things just don't drop gold. Sanctum didn't drop gold when I did Sanctum. When I tested Breach, Breach didn't drop gold. I think a lot of the league mechanics that have monsters that spawn in later or after the fact, like Ambush, like strong boxes, I don't think those drop gold. And so I've come away with the conclusion, natural spawned monsters, similar to Necropolis, can drop gold. And then pushing the quantity to the limit seems to be what ends up getting you the most gold per map without having to really think about it. So what I've come up with is a strategy like this where I push a lot of Quant on the map, I go a lot of mod tier effect. I'm doing Delirium. I think Delirium has an innate

Quant multiplier, and I think it's helping my gold per hour. So this is the setup I have, which is basically just a Alen go where I put in Delirium, and then I add in a couple of fragments here like so 'cause these give a quantity bonus to the map. So first off, I'm going to showcase a rare City square, and I have been testing City squares, or not just City squares, but just random rare Maps out can go with this strategy, and I've been getting about 10k gold to 20K gold in my maps, closer to 10K usually, but I have had a couple 20K hits um, and I'm also doing some blue, excuse me, some blue alter, which I should go and get some more pack size points. I haven't fully finished my Atlas, and that would allow me to spawn more Quant Alters to push gold up as I go through the map. So we're going to go ahead and give a little showcase of what looks like to do just a rare map, and then I'm going to give you

another counter example of something else that drops a pretty good amount of gold. Say you don't necessarily like the rare Maps. Uh, there is a counter option, which is actually to do, uh, Believe It or Not, synth Maps, specifically the Rewritten distant memory. I have found to be one of the better ones. I think altered or Twisted also does decently. I wouldn't recommend augment, its layout is just kind of not fun, and cortex is good as well. I'm going to click this, even though it has minus PDR, probably going to get me killed, but it's for the Quant, so we're going to go for it, and I'm just going to keep doing that whenever I see Quant, I'm going to go for it. Also, if you min-max your gold mine or your mining upgrades, which I would recommend doing. Um, all right, I meant to, I forgot to mention, but before we started, we were about at 43k. I checked before I started the video, but I don't know if I showed you guys beforehand, but I was at 43k.

goal before I started this map just to give you context of how much we're getting in the map but I'd recommend the first thing maxing out is the m. The mining camp because what it does is every time you do one of these things in your map you match the amount of resource you get with gold so that was another th000 gold boost right there and it's one of the cheaper uh one of the cheaper stations to max out so it'll allow you to upgrade your other stations faster if you prioritizing maxing that one out first before a lot of the other ones just in terms of where you're going to spend your initial gold is what I'd recommend just because it adds an extra 1K to 2K per map depending on if you get um multiple uh League mechanic spawns or not cuz usually you get about 1,000 gold from those things depending on what resource they give ver serium they give a little bit less for the special resource you don't get as much from.

those but you get the point. Still, it's quite profitable and I would recommend it. So let's clear these guys out. Now you don't have to do delirium, there's the minus PDR kicking in really nice. You don't have to do the delirium as it makes the maps quite a bit harder and quite frankly, it's probably slowing me down more than the benefit of the Quant it's giving me. So that's up to you. I'm probably going to eventually take it out, to be honest, because I don't particularly like delirium. And also, I want you to notice that I did favorite specifically City Square as a map I wanted to see more of. And the reason I did that is 'cause C square has three bosses instead of like one or two, and each one of them can drop additional gold, which is more loot for me. In terms of gold, I'm not 100% sure ritual monsters give gold. I think they do, so I have them, but I'm still kind of testing to figure out.

I basically it's just a matter of like paying attention to what is actually dropping gold, and you'll notice here when we kill these three bosses, each of them gives a good stack of gold. You see from all those we got quite a bit of gold, moment of adrenaline don't mind if I do, medium cluster. Okay, now that is pretty much full clear, not entirely, I probably missed a pack or two somewhere, but I'm not going to go look for it. We started out with 43k gold, and we ended with 54,000 gold, so that was 11k gold, and that was about a 3-minute map. So, this strategy can you anywhere from at the bottom end if you're doing a map in 3 minutes 10k gold times 20, about 600k gold an hour if you're just going and grinding some maps. I think it could be a little bit more because I think 10K is kind of on the bottom end of gold you get. I have had maps with 15 to 20K but

that probably depends on how hard the map was and what extra miles were there. Now I don't know if these fragments work with synth Maps, but we'll test them out anyways just to see if they do, 'cause they will add Quant if they work. They do work, cool. Now let's show a synth map. We have 54k gold. Let's showcase how long this takes, and we're going to full clear the map because for whatever reason, the monsters in this map are just, I guess, more likely to drop gold than a lot of the other monsters in other areas. These Maps cost about 10 seon tray, that's how much I was paying for them. You're not going to be able to sustain them like you can rare Maps. Ultimately, I'd recommend the rare Maps as just a better option because you don't have to go and trade for them, you don't have to think too much, and they give you the resources like the general ores which you're going to want to trade. But I want to showcase synth as well 'cause it's one.

of the things I tried that worked decently for gold. And there these Maps were for the most part pretty chill to run. These maps are easier than the delirium um extra Quant extra tier rating Maps. I have set up that I was showcasing just now but uh they do require you to to go and trade right. And that's not necessarily ideal. So I'm just showcasing both just to give you guys some context. Tomorrow I'm probably going to be doing a lot of the rare Maps just so I can continue to generate those resources. I want to fully minmax the town and test out a lot of the different mechanics before I make a video on what I think is good and what strategies to employ with the league mechanic. So do expect that as something I plan to do at uh at some point. I will say even though these Maps cost um teny you will generally get back that amount of money. One in every five Maps or so drops a cortex that just seems like a natural drop from synth Maps as far as I

can TR those are worth about 30C right now so they pay for themselves a bit. And then you also have um on the DJ ground you also have um oh what's it called syth Maps. Can sometimes get these uh yeah see there's the cortex that's what I was talking about. Sometimes you get a ring that's okay but generally not. The Rings are usually worthless um but I was also going to say syth Maps can sometimes have the Cur the uh chance to make uh monsters Drop Like quality currency and stuff. So you could you could have a map where you get like 20 bobbles and 20 gem Cutters. And then that's like a nice little boost of currency but for the most part the teny is it's kind of break even. It I wouldn't say it's like particularly profitable to run these Maps over anything else. So if you can set up a pole Atlas I think doing like a bunch of City squares a bunch of alen go red Maps is probably

going to end up being just better in terms of not having to trade for it consistency, and on top of that, whenever you encounter the or deposits, uh, you actually get to encounter the or deposits 'cause a Sy map cannot generate those, as far as I can tell. I've run, I think, 20 of these or so, and they don't, they just don't spawn, and that's just what it is. So I must have missed an area. I'm going to go up there real quick just so we full clear it, uh, for the example, and there's 10 monsters remaining. Now let's show the gold amount that was from that fight. We went from 55k to 68, so that was about 13k, similar to the rare map we just did. Hopefully that gives you an idea if you want to generate a lot of gold so you can start to feel like you're not broke all the time and upgrade your town as quickly as possible. I think this is the way to do it. I think it's, I think it's pushing mod.

tier effect talking chiseling and adding in as much Quant as you can via things like delirium and just natural monster spawns like uh Shrine. I think this is the ideal way to do it on top of eater. Alters are great for Quant. Hopefully enjoy this little mapping strategy to push gold and maybe it'll help you guys finish upgrading your tals. I'll see you guys out there in the Kings March. Take care and have a good one. Peace out, exiles.

Maximize Gold For Kingsmarch

CaptainLance9

Strategies for Efficient Gold Farming in Path of Exile

Farming gold for upgrades and hiring expert-level workers can be expensive, but maximizing quantity and using Delirium maps can significantly increase gold income.

Certain league mechanics like Sanctum and Breach do not drop gold, so focusing on natural spawned monsters, such as in Necropolis, is more effective.

By prioritizing quantity bonuses and using Delirium maps, players can consistently earn 10k-20k gold per map, making gold farming more efficient.

Synth Maps, especially the Rewritten Distant Memory, are a lucrative option for obtaining gold in the game.

Prioritizing the upgrade of the mining camp can significantly boost gold yield, making it a recommended strategy.

Delirium may not be worth it due to the difficulty it adds, and favoriting maps with multiple bosses, like City Square, can increase the gold drops.

Efficient Gold Farming Strategy in Path of Exile

Three bosses in a map can provide a substantial amount of gold, with the potential to earn up to 600k gold per hour.

The strategy of using synth maps for gold farming is showcased, but rare maps are ultimately recommended for a more accessible and resourceful option.

Synth maps may work well for increasing Quant.

Efficient Strategies for Running Maps in the Game

Running the easier maps is a decent way to earn gold, especially with the chance to drop valuable items like the cortex.

However, these maps require trading, which may not be ideal for everyone.

It's also possible to generate resources by running rare maps, but the overall profitability of the easier maps is not significantly higher than other options.

Increasing Gold Generation Through Mapping

Mapping consistently and encountering ore deposits can significantly increase gold income.

By focusing on rare maps, using modifiers like chiseling and prioritizing Quant, players can maximize gold generation.

Leveraging delirium, natural monster spawns, and Alva's Temples can also boost Quant for a more lucrative mapping strategy.