Summary
Path of Exile 2 0.5 offers a variety of profitable farming strategies, and Delirium farming stands among the top. With current prices, this strategy can generate 80 to 100 divines per hour depending on build speed and preparation. The biggest advantage is the flexibility and low cost of tablets-even basic one-divine tablets produce excellent returns. This guide covers everything needed to maximize Delirium farming: atlas setup, tablet selection, waystone crafting, and profit expectations. The primary focus is farming Simulacrum splinters and raw currency, both of which are easy to sell.
Part 1: Atlas Setup and Master Selection
The Core Strategy
The main focus is farming Simulacrum splinters and Simulacrums themselves. Raw currency drops are also significant. Having at least some item rarity on gear is recommended-97% rarity was used during testing, which notably improved raw divine drops.
200% Delirium Cities are the ideal farming location. Apply a Grand Mirror to a city biome to enable four tablets instead of the standard three. While normal 200% Delirium maps work with three tablets, city biomes provide significantly better returns due to the additional tablet slot.
Applying Delirious Fog
Running basic maps with basic Delirium tablets provides a chance for Grand Mirrors to appear nearby. Completing these maps allows applying Deliriousness to specific map sets. Complete a few maps outside the city to raise Delirium from 10% to 200%. Begin farming with proper tablets only when 200% Delirium is active in the city.
The process of building Delirium fog requires patience. Start with regular maps and gradually increase the Delirium percentage by completing maps with Delirium modifiers. Once 200% is reached on a city biome, the real farming begins.
Master Selection
Juggernaut is heavily recommended for this strategy. Unexpected Missions requires corrupted waystones for an additional modifier. Partial Translations provides up to 40% increased effect of explicit modifiers on tablets-this bonus alone makes Juggernaut the superior choice.
Doryani is an alternative offering Volatile Connection (cleanse chance), Disengage Safeties (irradiation), Improved Calibrations, and Evolutionary Pressure (effectiveness). However, Juggernaut's Partial Translations synergy with four tablets provides a larger bonus.
The choice of master significantly impacts overall returns. Juggernaut's ability to amplify tablet effects is particularly valuable when running four tablets in city biomes.
Atlas Tree Priorities
The most important node is Nemesis Rising for additional rare monsters, which is essential for increasing splinter drops. Desert Mastery provides an effectiveness bonus for Feridon cities. Forest Mastery adds additional rare monsters for V cities. Grass Mastery gives an effectiveness bonus for Icite cities.
The most critical nodes are those providing tablet bonuses. The rest of the atlas is less critical. Effectiveness outperforms pack size for raw currency drops when combined with Delirium tree bonuses.
Taking the Delirium nodes that cause fog to spread to additional maps is also valuable, as it helps maintain the 200% Delirium state across multiple maps.
Part 2: Tablet Selection
The Primary Tablet Setup
The test used simple tablets costing approximately 2-3 dinars each. The ideal tablet has an increased pack size of Delirium monsters, as more monsters mean more splinters. It should also have increased the stack size of Simulacrum splinters by about 28%, which can be lowered to 25% to save currency. An increased number of rare monsters at about 29% is also essential, and this can be lowered to save currency as well.
A tablet with all three of these modifiers is ideal, but two-mod tablets still perform well. The increased pack size of Delirium monsters is particularly valuable because it directly increases the number of monsters that drop splinters.
Alternative Prefix Options
Delirium fog in maps can spawn with various prefixes, including increased fracturing mirrors, increased mirror shards, and increased pack size, which is the least expensive option. Pack size is the most cost-effective choice. Tablets with increased magic monsters are excellent if available cheaply.
Fracturing mirrors and mirror shards are valuable but typically more expensive. For budget-conscious players, pack size offers the best return on investment.
Budget Alternative
If tablet prices increase, focus on just two stats: Simulacrum splinter stack size and increased rare monsters. These tablets cost approximately 1-4 chaos each and thousands are available, making price spikes unlikely. Adding magic monsters as a prefix is optional but beneficial.
The key insight: Even basic tablets with just a splinter stack size and rare monsters provide decent currency. Adding pack size and magic monsters pushes results to exceptional levels.
The flexibility of tablet selection is one of the strategy's greatest strengths. Players can adjust based on their budget and market conditions.


