The Third Edict update for PoE 2 will be released soon. You can find out exactly when and how to start the Rise of the Abyssal league here.
After a long period without any major updates to Path of Exile 2, fans of the game can breathe a sigh of relief. The Third Edict, as the latest patch for PoE 2 is called, will be released soon, and with it, the Rise of the Abyssal league. Some fans can't wait to return to the land of Wraeclast, which is why they are wondering when the new league will start and how they can join it. You can find out right here.
Players who were tired of the current state of gameplay in Path of Exile 2 will soon be able to feel the wind of change that will come with The Third Edict update. This will happen on August 29, at 10:00 PM (GMT +2) in your local time. The exact countdown timer is available on the official Path of Exile 2 website. It will be available on all supported platforms, i.e. PC (Steam and Epic Games Store) as well as Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5.
This is a free expansion for players who have purchased early access to PoE 2. However, at the same time it goes live, there will also be a free weekend for those who have not yet purchased the game. They will be able to test the new content from August 29 to September 1.
The day before the release, it will be possible to pre-download The Third Edict. PC players will need to download a separate Torrent file, while console players will simply need to download the latest update.
Once the update is available, you will need to create a new character to play in the Rise of the Abyssal league. Unfortunately, the new league is not available to characters that were created in the standard league.
Then, simply select the Rise of the Abyssal banner on the right. From there, you can choose whether you want to play in hardcore mode or solo self-found mode additionally. And that's really it, after that you will be able to start your adventure with the new league and content.
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Author: Dawid Lubczynski
He completed his first degree studies in journalism. His adventure with Gamepressure began in 2019 when he undertook the difficult art of writing complex game guides. Over the years, became a specialist genre; in his spare time, he reads about mixtures that will help him reduce stress after the thousandth death at the same stage of the game. A huge fan of fighting games (Tekken) who regularly participates in tournaments.