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Some things that will make this phrecia league different than last phrecia league is that the last one was combined with Settlers league, which had Settlers weapon enchants.

This phrecia league will be combined with Keepers league. Keepers league has foulborn uniques and grafts. Most importantly, bloodline ascendancies have been added to the core game. This will allow you to do a hybrid ascendancy of a Phrecia ascendancy and Bloodline ascendancy.

Settlers nodes have been added to the atlas mod pool after the last phrecia league. Settlers atlas mods on idols could be very powerful. The "lost in transit" node says Settlers ore deposits has a 6% chance to get converted to "lost shipments". I'm predicting that there will be an idol for this mod which offers maybe 10% chance for lost shipment conversion with a possibility for 4 idols of this type. 40% chance of lost shipment conversion would be a very interesting mapping strategy.

There's a settlers node which says that bismuth deposits have a 30% chance to give an additional loot modifier to magic monsters. If this mod is on idols, it could be useful for adding extra loot to monsters. i'm not sure if such a idol mod would allow for multiple loot mods to magic monsters.

The crimson iron node says 2 additional corrupted growths per ore deposit, this could potentially stack to spawn a lot of monsters if on idols. The orichalum ore node says 100% increased duration monster spawning time; this could potentially spawn a lot of monsters.

There could be a keystone idol for "Refiner's Bargain". Refiner's Bargain keystone says that Harvest crops are converted to settler's crops at a 1.5x multipier and delve sulphite is converted to settler's ore at a 0.15x multiplier. In the last settler's league it was possible to reach over 100k Harvest crop juice per map, converting this to settler's crops could be a reasonable way to acquire mirror shards. Converting sulphite to settler's ore could be a reasonable way to acquire tattoos.

My favorite strategy from last phrecia league was divination card strongboxes. It was possible to stack converting strongboxes to divination card boxes and you would get up 3000-4000 divination cards every map.

If you've never played Path of Exile before, this version of the game is more complicated.

If you have played Path of Exile before, this version of the game replaces the 19 ascendancy classes with 19 different ascendancy classes. The atlas tree has been replaced by atlas idol items. You collect idols by killing monsters and you place the idols into the atlas machine to get extra loot from your play areas.

The nodes of the atlas tree have been made into mods on the idols. This makes it possible to stack up atlas modifiers in a way that usually is not possible. For example, last Phrecia league it was possible to reach 200% increased map modifier effect multiplier, while the regular atlas tree only allowed you to reach 84% map mod effect multiplier. The difference between these value results in at least twice as much loot from your zones.

There were many other atlas modifiers that could be stacked and abused. For example, I think you could achieve 95% chance to not wilt harvest crops. This effectively doubled the amount of harvest plots you have with the 'Crop Rotation' strategy.

One issue with the previous Phrecia league was that it was difficult to set up a functioning atlas strategy by trading with other players. Many players were hesitant to sell their idols and would not respond when engaged. Patch 3.27 introduced the asynchronous trade system which allows you to trade with other players without having to interact with them directly. A player sets a price on their item at the merchant NPC and you buy the item from the merchant NPC. Now you don't have to wait to trade with a player manually. Trade friction is solved.

here's a new video explaining why you should play phrecia if you enjoy Path of Exile.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mJ8gnCF9C0

i liked diablo and grim dawn idk why i never liked poe prob cuz i can't play SP

@FunkyStuff@hexbear.net

atlas idols are back + now we have async trade

bro, shouldn't you be developing your second game that you already released?