Lets an item foresee the result of the next currency used on it, so you can see the roll before you commit. Changing the item in any way clears the preview.
from¥127.50US$19.76min 1
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01Choose your league*
02Select an amount
Quantity1 unit
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03Your details
04Delivery method*
How it works
We message you in-game (or via Discord) once your order is ready.
You accept our trade request and confirm the item and quantity shown.
The items are handed off directly through PoE2's trade window.
05Choose a payment method*
¥127.50≈ US$19.761 unit
Total includes payment processing fees. · Forbidden Rites (softcore)
"Allows an item to foresee the result of the next Currency item used on it." Hover a currency over the item and you see the outcome before you use it. Different tiers of an orb, such as an Exalted and a Perfect Exalted, show different results.
Limits
It can't be used on gems or on corrupted, sanctified, mirrored or unmodifiable items. It also can't preview crafting that isn't a currency item, such as revealing a desecrated modifier at the Well of Souls. It does respect omens.
Good to know
The foreseeing state stays on the item if it's traded. It first appeared in patch 0.3.0.
Forbidden Rites softcore: not Hardcore, and not the permanent Standard league, which are separate economies. Every price on this page is for Forbidden Rites.
How is the currency delivered?
Through PoE2's in-game trade window, with no account login. Give us your character name at checkout. Once your order is ready we message you in-game or on Discord, you accept our trade request, confirm the item and quantity shown, and the items are handed over directly.
Is buying currency against Path of Exile 2's rules?
Yes. Grinding Gear Games' Terms of Use only allow trading items with other players for personal, non-commercial purposes, and GGG's trading policy says buying and selling items for real money isn't allowed. GGG can cancel an account, including its items, without notice. We hand currency over through the ordinary trade window, but the risk sits with the account holder.
