Path of Exile 2 Boss Services
Boss kills for Path of Exile 2, from campaign bosses to the Atlas pinnacle fights and the league finale, with the difficulty and the number of kills up to you.
13 servicesfrom €2.42
How ordering works
- Pick your options and place the order.
- A manager confirms the details and the method you picked (piloted or self-play) in live chat or Discord.
- We assign a booster; the queue follows your speed option and order time.
- Ask the manager for progress at any time.
- Refunds
- If an order cannot be completed, the refund follows our refund policy. Refund policy
Boost methods explained
- A booster logs in to your account and plays while you stay offline.
- You share the login with the manager; the booster connects through a VPN matched to your region.
- You play your own account in a group or squad with our booster, at a time agreed with the manager.
- Your login is not shared.
More answers: FAQ
Bosses in Path of Exile 2 are harder than in the first game, with phases, new mechanics and attacks that punish a single mistake. Beating them pays well in uniques, currency and Atlas points, but only if the fight is won. This section sells boss kills by name. Pick the boss, set how many kills you want and the difficulty, and our players fight it on your character or alongside you.
What you can buy here
- PoE 2 Arbiter of Divinity Kill: Arbiter of Divinity, league finale
- PoE 2 Atziri Kill: Atziri, the league final boss
- Campaign Bosses: Any boss from Acts I to IV
- Atlas Bosses: Xesht, King in the Mists, Olroth
- PoE 2 The Arbiter of Ash Kill: The final Atlas boss, Arbiter of Ash
Campaign Bosses
Story bosses can block a character for dozens of attempts. The Campaign Bosses lot lets you pick an Act from I to IV and then the boss from a list for that Act, with names such as The Executioner, The Rust King, Tor Gul the Defiler and Doryani. The boss is defeated, the experience and rewards are yours and the story can move on.
Atlas Bosses
Each endgame mechanic has a boss of its own: Xesht, We Who Are One is the Breach fight, the King in the Mists is the Ritual fight, Olroth is the Expedition boss and the Vessel of Kulemak is the Abyss boss. The Atlas Bosses lot combines the first three in a single order of up to ten kills. More fights are sold separately: Omniphobia, Kosis, Zarokh and The Trialmaster.
Final Bosses
The Arbiter of Ash is the last boss on the Atlas, and Atziri and the Arbiter of Divinity are the final bosses of the league. Every kill comes with a unique item among the endgame rewards, plus a Book of Knowledge that adds to your passive tree.
Difficulty, Quantity and Access
Atlas and final boss lots let you choose a difficulty step, where each higher step returns additional Atlas passive points and Hard +3 is the pick when loot matters most. A selector sets the quantity, up to fifteen kills on most lots. Many fights open with an item: a Breachstone, an Audience with the King, a Logbook, Citadel Fragments or access gems. Without it, the booster starts the encounter with their own copy.
Piloted or Self-play
Piloted play means a booster logs in to your account through a VPN and fights the boss while you stay offline. In self-play you join our team at an agreed time and take part in the kill. Self-play is slower but lets you learn the fight from players who do it every day.
How an Order Runs
- Choose the boss, the number of kills and the difficulty.
- A manager contacts you in live chat or on Discord to confirm the access item and the time.
- A booster fights the boss on your account, or you join the team in self-play.
- After the last kill you get a message and can collect the rewards in your inventory.
Express and Super Express put the order higher in the queue.
Choosing a Fight
If you are stuck in the campaign, start with the campaign bosses, which unlock the rest of the game. If you need Atlas passive points, the Atlas bosses return the most, especially on the harder steps. The final bosses are the biggest rewards and the hardest fights, and players usually take them once the rest of the endgame is done. The manager can help match the boss to your goal if you are unsure.
Preparing for a Boss Order
Make sure the access item for the fight is ready, or tell the manager that the booster should bring one. Park the character in a safe place on the Atlas, and keep any quest items for the boss in your inventory. For self-play, think about which skills you want to test in the fight, so that the team can plan around them.
Why Onlyfarms
- Players with experience in both Path of Exile games.
- Support in live chat and Discord for the whole order.
- Rewards, orbs and gear from the fights stay on your account.
Boss FAQ
Can I buy boss kills in Path of Exile 2?
Yes. This section sells kills for campaign bosses, Atlas bosses and the final bosses, in the quantity you choose.
What do I need to order an Atlas boss?
An unlocked Atlas and access to the boss on it. If you lack the access item, the booster can use their own.
Which difficulty should I pick?
Normal +0 is the standard fight. Higher steps return more Atlas points, and Hard +3 is the pick for the strongest loot.
Is the unique drop certain?
On the Arbiter of Ash, Atziri and the Arbiter of Divinity, each kill rewards a unique item. Other rewards depend on the fight.
Can I join the fight?
Yes. Choose self-play and join our team at the agreed time.
