Say Goodbye to Cluttered Stashes, Path of Exile 2 Adds Map Stash Tabs

Fans old and new have been waiting for Path of Exile 2’s addition of map stash tabs for months, and it has finally arrived. Gone are the days of manually switching through stash tabs to unload your inventory because Waystone affinities haven’t existed yet.

Here are all the details regarding the Map Stash Tabs in Path of Exile 2.

How to Get the Map Stash Tab in Path of Exile 2

The Map Stash Tab purchase appears in the in-game Path of Exile 2 store. Pressing “M” or opening the main menu and tapping “Microtransaction Shop” will open up the store.

Look for the “Shop” tab and go under “Stashes” to see all the available types of stash tabs. The Map Stash Tab costs 150 Points or Coins. Depending on your platform, the methods of adding more balance or points to your account may be different.

However, you can always go to the Path of Exile 2 website, log in to your main Path of Exile 2 account, open the store, and add Points to your account through the website.

Once you have enough Points, you can buy the Map Stash Tab, and it’ll automatically be added to your stash with a unique in-game icon.

What Are the Features of the Map Stash Tab in Path of Exile 2

The Map Stash Tab holds an astonishing 576 Waystones per tier. That is a big number, especially considering that Path of Exile 1 cannot hold close to 100 maps.

Apart from holding that many Waystones, it has six separate sub-tabs where you can arrange Waystones according to your preference. Most players crave this feature because they spend currency to roll these maps to a specific standard and mass produce these Waystones before running them.

It saves hours of their time and, most importantly, saves your hand from those precious extra clicks.

Players may also automatically stash Waystones without opening the actual Map Stash Tab as long as the “Affinity” is checked. You can access this by right-clicking the Map Stash Tab and looking for the Affinity setting.

Note: If you have already purchased the Map Stash Tab in Path of Exile 1, you get one for free in Path of Exile 2.