why hello and welcome everybody. Also, good morning. So, today I wanted to go ahead and cover a highly requested video, which is basically covering one of my two Atlas strategies. Now, I've got two primary ones I've been running this league. I basically have the harbinger and chill, which is not very chill. And then I have the deli and chill, which is unfortunately also not very chill. Now, the purpose of these two atlases, the harry and chill, which I won't cover in this video, is basically to force as much monster density in the map as possible, then rolling your dice at basically like how mobs, how many mobs you can kill, which typically triggers and, you know, drops a bunch of loot. So, you can see, like, my Harbinger currency, you can see the Exotic currency. Here today, we're going to be focusing on the delirium and chill, which is this one. Now, unlike the other Atlas, this one right here can actually be run as alen go. So, what alen go means in this context is if I were to

just for example grab a map right Al it up that's reduced. The fact we don't want to run that uh yeah that works. We can actually just go run it like this. I will say that I like to add domination um and we are farming xar Alters. Now if you want to go a little bit higher investment I recommend using some very cheap scarabs so shaper Scarab adds an extra influence it's literally less than one chaos. I buy them three for one so three of a chaos influencing Scarab is a little expensive. I've been buying them for about three chaos each but but it's worth it because it increases the pack size of the exarc uh mobs which then creates more pack size which then drops more loot. Hunted Traders I get for about 1 C each magic pack size I get for about 2 C each. I do believe these directly synergize with each other and then you have the domination Scarab that you don't have to run this one um there's a lot of other random density.

ones you can add but this I've been getting for about two chaos, and it works really well because when you have a shrine that has a 50% chance to be guarded by additional pack, and that pack is one magic mob or magic pack, and then that magic pack, I believe, scales off of your 40% pack size. All of this together creates a very nice Synergy. More importantly, it's very good for gold. Um, this Atlas is very good for gold. It also comes with a guaranteed delirium. So right now we are at what's our gold count, nothing. So I say in this map, I probably get between 8 and 13k. Now, granted, if I'm using my, uh, scarabs, it'll definitely be more. Uh, let's see here. I'll just take one for regret. So just to confirm, this map was literally just Al. There is no chisel. Um, the only thing we did is on the map device, we did domination for like, was it three chaos or something. It's way more.

efficient than using a Scarab, which is the reason why I do it. Oh, whoops, wrong capture there. Sorry about that. It seems like to me most mobs that are dropping gold are either a blue pack or a rare mod. So, I think strategies that can force more rare monsters and more magic monsters are going to be very ideal for gold. And there're definitely exceptions to this rule. So, for example, the Beyond mobs that I'm killing do not drop any gold. As if Beyond mobs dropped gold, I would be averaging like 100 thou. Okay, not 100,000, probably like 30 to 50,000 in just these, uh, these like alien go Maps because Beyond adds so much density, and as you're kind of stacking everything together, Beyond really capitalizes on that. Although interestingly enough, I think I only got 25 gold from that pack, and that was a whole blue pack. So, still trying to figure out exactly how, uh, gold works. Here we are up to 4K. Like that delirium R didn't give gold either. We're up to

6.3 Hello again, local. There we go, finally got some Alters. Got like super unlucky the whole time. Okay, I think the last spot we have is down right here. Who's this? I cannot do this yet. Okay, cleared. So this map gave us a total of 10,000 gold. And here is what we looted from this map, with the exception of this row of scarabs. So, nothing too crazy in this map. Clearly see we like did not get a lot. However, we didn't spend anything on the map, so everything that you get out of it is free. Right now, I'm going to show you an example of pretty much a Toxic Sewers here. So, this one is chiseled, and we're going to go ahead and throw in our Shaper, our Influence, Hunted, Trader, Magic Pack size, and additional Shrine. You can see in this map there's about 2,500 mobs. If you total that now, there is. I will say there's a lot of variance with the amount of mobs per map. I think it varies.

by like plus or minus 50% literally that's one thing to take into account. Okay, so we're at like 10.6. So I would say a large amount of how this Atlas makes its currency is number one Alters. Sometimes you will have lucky runs where you'll get Al just exactly like I just did here. You'll get Alters right away because of the extra pack size on the influence. And when you hit your early iers right away, you will end up finding so much. Now you don't have to run toxic sewers. You could quite literally run any map you want. Uh, I pretty personally just run maps that I really enjoy. I was earning Crystal ore for a long time, for example. So we are up to 14K so far. I think we were 10.6 when we started. Foundry is another really good one. I've been running foundaries as well. It's a huge map. So another way that this Atlas makes its currency is the abundance of map drops. You'll notice that in my Atlas.

here I have every single map node allocated on the treat. This is for two reasons, number three reasons. Number one, I can pretty much infinitely sustain between two maps, sometimes infinitely sustain one, but 100%. I can infinitely sustain two with my favorites. Number two, I get a ton of excess maps for all of my map Runners. Number three, t17 maps go for a crazy amount of currency. So literally, if you drop a t17 map, you have funded like, I don't know, like 10-15 Maps, 'cause I can sell mine in bulk for usually 70 chaos plus each. I've already sold quite. I've made so many divines this league just selling D7 maps to players who want to run them because everyone's in the FOMO of all I can Farm is t7. I mean, I get it, but I like blasting my t16. I don't really mind. I don't feel the need to go to t17. It's a lot more annoying to roll the maps.

matter what build you're playing. So sometimes I prefer fun more than anything else. Map is clear, zero mobs remaining so we had 10.6k. Now we're looking at 20.6k. So you know, basically a solid 10,000. Even though we like Juiced I gen genely think it's because a toxic sewers is a smaller map. So I think there's less Natural Mobs in it. And number two, like I said before, there is just a big variance. Also, I just realized I deposit all of the The Embers and Acres there. There's a big variance in mobs that you get from these. Anyway, this is my Atlas. I pretty much farm when I'm doing low investment strategies. The Harbinger one is much more expensive as it's like 50 to 60 chaos per map. This is much more entry level, but I will say that it's very dangerous. Prime reason it's dangerous is it takes every single map modifier effect Noe on the tree.

you're running your Maps the map modifier effect at the top here goes crack. So for example two uh projectiles rounds up to three right monsters have a 92% chance to avoid impale and bleed 46% less accuracy etc. So this is where you have to be a little careful. It is kind of like a more endgame oriented Atlas but nonetheless I hope you guys enjoyed the video. If you did, please feel free to like, share, and subscribe, and don't forget and catch me streaming live every day at twitch.tv/ poox. I'll have the atlas linked in the comments below along with the scarabs I used. See you guys all tomorrow.

PoE 3.25 - My Alch & Go Atlas for Currency/Gold

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