Most Expensive Items in Path of Exile 2 Dawn of the Hunt

The most expensive items in Path of Exile 2’s Dawn of the Hunt season will change as time goes on and builds shift. However, a few items will always be expensive because they are popular, strong, and rare.

Here are some of the most expensive items that you can chase for or flip in Path of Exile 2 Dawn of the Hunt. These items will include those that could’ve been corrupted and increased in value because they affected a powerful affix.

The Most Expensive Items to Chase After in Path of Exile 2’s Dawn of the Hunt

Prices taken are two weeks into the league for less price volatility. Prices could still change.

Ingenuity Utility Belt

• 20% of Flask Recovery applied instantly
• +(1–2) Charm Slot
• (-20–20)% reduced Charm Charges gained
• (-10–10)% reduced Charm Charges used
• (20–30)% increased bonuses gained from left Equipped Ring
• (20–30)% increased bonuses gained from right Equipped Ring

The Ingenuity Belt goes for around 1-2 Divine Orbs because of its recent nerf in Dawn of the Hunt. However, a decently rolled Ingenuity Belt with 2 Charm Slots and 30% bonuses from both rings go for around 15+ Divine Orbs.

There could be corrupted versions with more bonuses that could skyrocket the price even more.

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The Deepest Tower Spiritbone Crown

• (70–130)% increased Armour and Energy Shield
• +(70–100) to maximum Life
• +(17–23)% to Chaos Resistance
• 50% reduced Presence Area of Effect
• 10% reduced Light Radius
• Enemies in your Presence count as being on Low Life

The Deepest Tower Spiritbone Crown is one of the few new unique items showcased during the teaser trailers for Dawn of the Hunt. The helmet goes for around 5 Divine Orbs but goes up to 7 or 8 Divine Orbs for more Maximum Life and Armour and Energy Shield rolls.

This one could lower in value over time, though.

Hands of Wisdom and Action Spiral Wraps

• +(15–25) to Dexterity
• +(15–25) to Intelligence
• 1% increased Attack Speed per 20 Dexterity
• Adds 1 to 10 Lightning Damage to Attacks per 20 Intelligence

The HoWA has been a popular glove since the initial early access launch, and it has been nerfed a bit, too. However, it is still powerful as you can scale your damage through Intelligence and Dexterity attributes.

A corrupted version could have its lightning damage to attacks roll from 1 to 10 to 1 to 12 per intelligence goes up to 13-15+ Divine Orbs. A normal one just goes for around 1 Divine Orb and should go down over time.

Essentia Sanguis Furtive Wraps

• (50–70)% increased Evasion and Energy Shield
• Adds 1 to (30–50) Lightning damage to Attacks
• +(15–25) to Intelligence
• +(25–35)% to Lightning Resistance
• Life Leech is Converted to Energy Shield Leech

The Essentia Sanguis Furtive Wraps fall in the same boat as the HoWA gloves, as you want it corrupted to have an expensive version of it. An Adds 1-1 to 30-50 Lightning Damage to Attacks roll can go to 1 to 55+ when corrupted, which should go for around 15-20+ Divine Orbs.

Headhunter Heavy Belt

• (20–30)% increased Stun Threshold
• +(40–60) to maximum Life
• +(20–40) to Strength
• +(20–40) to Dexterity
• When you kill a Rare monster, you gain its Modifiers for 20 seconds

Some view the Headhunter as the holy grail of PoE 2’s endgame, as almost any build can benefit the belt. The belt goes for around 40+ Divine Orbs and could steadily increase throughout the season.

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Leopold’s Applause Embroidered Gloves

• (60–100)% increased Energy Shield
• +(60–100) to maximum Mana
• (10–15)% increased Rarity of Items found
• Damage Penetrates 10% Elemental Resistances
• Your Hits can Penetrate Elemental Resistances down to a minimum of -50%

The Leopold’s Applause Embroidered Gloves’ power comes from its elemental penetration and the minimum penetration threshold. The gloves go for around 8 or more Divine Orbs. However, it can get a little crazy since good rolls could go for 11+ Divine Orbs, and a corrupted version with some extra elemental pen could go for 20+ Divine Orbs.

Against the Darkness Time-Lost Diamond

• Has two Random Jewel Modifiers

This piece of jewelry relies heavily on getting the perfect two combinations, but there are some rolls that could give a lot of value. The Maximum Fire Resistance rolls could go for 30+ Divine Orbs, but it could fluctuate heavily because it is so hard to find, and Smith of Kitava classes would all love this roll.

Some gain “X%” damage as extra fire, lightning, cold, or chaos damage combinations could also go for 20+ Divine Orbs. There are many more combinations that could have value, but there are also some that are complete garbage.

Morior Invictus Grand Regalia

• (200–300)% increased Armour, Evasion, and Energy Shield
• Three Random Socket Modifiers (X per socket filled)
• Has 4 Rune Sockets

Morior Invictus is still a popular body armor piece since PoE 2’s launch. Its chaos resistance, all elemental resistances, spirit, attributes, global defenses, or maximum mana per socket filled combinations could get very expensive. For reference, a chaos resistance, all elemental resistances, and a high spirit roll Morior Invictus could go for more than 10+ Divine Orbs.

Now, if you get a great piece with all the good rolls, you can also corrupt it to get that 5th rune socket, which should skyrocket the price to an exorbitant value. At the time of writing, there wasn’t even a single piece in the market with a five-rune socket, perfectly rolled spirit, and defensive rolls, so the price could really go above 100+ Divine Orbs.

A max-rolled armor, evasion, and energy shield roll with five rune sockets and increased global defenses, spirit, and resistances should also go for 80-120+ Divine Orbs. It is only a matter of players actually hitting that corrupted jackpot on an already rare item combination.

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From Nothing Diamond

• Passives in the Radius of “X Passive Skill” can be allocated without being connected to your tree.

The From Nothing diamond is like your typical gacha machine or loot box. You have a roughly 95% chance of getting trash, but you also have a 4% chance of getting something with some value. However, there’s a 1% chance you might get an expensive one, like the Mind Over Matter roll, which goes for 26 Divine Orbs.

Some rolls could get more expensive if a popular content creator discovers a build that uses and shares them.

Olroth’s Resolve Ultimate Life Flask

• Instant Recovery
• (100–150)% increased Charges per use
• Excess Life Recovery added as Guard for 10 seconds

The Olroth’s Resolve Life Flask isn’t particularly powerful, but considering how you can get some value out of a flask slot makes it expensive. The added survivability is decent enough to merit the price, and it goes for around 12+ Divine Orbs for the best rolls, while the decently rolled ones hover to around 8-9+ Divine Orbs.