In Path of Exile, collectors of path of exile currency may know, Content Update 3.2.0 and the Bestiary Challenge League will be released at the end of the week. Additionally, GGG announced a few specific balance changes, the balance changes mentioned in this article are absolutely not a conclusive list, they're just a bunch of important ones.

1. Zana doesn't have Breach this league:

GGG have decided not to run Breach as a Zana mod this league. It is still available from Sextants and still spawns naturally in 10% of maps. Also, it's similar to Abysses which now spawn on Sextants and also spawn in 10% of maps (and can stack with Breaches). You will certainly be able to play Breaches and Abysses, just not as reliably as last league.

2. Monster Rarity Damage Modifiers:

This one is a little complex, but the TL;DR is that your mods like "monsters deal reduced damage" now actually work properly in a lot more cases. In addition, monster damage is now scaled up more correctly by things like map mods and monsters are slightly more dangerous now in situations where they were intended to be.

3. Oni-Goroshi is a whole lot harder to find:

Needless to say, people with Oni-Goroshi can level up very quickly. At its 3.1.0 spawn rate, a popular strategy is to farm the Twilight Strand for four hours to get the sword, and then having an easier time with the playthrough. It can spawn at lower levels than before, but it can swing up a lot higher than before. It's a very powerful item for levelling, so we both wanted to make it less common and also for its spawning to be less predictable (like other unique poe items).

4. Bisco's Collar Nerf:

The increased quantity of items from slain normal enemies has been reduced from 50-100% down to 35-50%. This sounds like a huge nerf, but with the way that diminishing returns work for item quantity, it's not as bad as it sounds. Even after this change Bisco's Collar is still the best magic find amulet if you're taking advantage of its normal monster condition properly.

5. New Sextant Rules:

There is now a limit to the number of Sextants you can apply to your Atlas. The base maximum is 1, but this limit is increased by completing bonus objectives and Zana's quests, up to an absolute maximum of 5. Adding Sextants above this limit removes the oldest one. Existing Atlases will keep their Sextants, though applying new Sextants will still remove the oldest one.

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