How to Farm Over 100 Divines per Hour in Path of Exile 2

Abyss Omen of Light Farming Explained (Post 0.4d Patch)

After Patch 0.4d, Abyss farming with Omen of Light has become the most lucrative mapping strategy currently available in Path of Exile 2—if you do it correctly.

This guide breaks down exactly how the farm works, why kill positioning matters, how to set up your atlas and tablets, and how to identify profitable maps instantly so you don’t waste time or currency.

Proof of Profit: Why This Farm Is So Strong

In one farming session:

• 29 maps
• 19 Omens of Light
• 56 Omens of Abyssal Echoes
• Total profit: 500+ Divines
• Time investment: ~4–5 hours

At the time:

• Omen of Light ≈ 25 Divines each
• Omen of Abyssal Echo ≈ 1 Divine each

This puts the strategy well above 100 Divines per hour when executed properly.

Core Mechanic: Killing Amanamu’s Void Monsters Correctly

This entire farm revolves around Amanamu’s Void Abyss monsters.

What Happens in Abyss

• Certain Abyss rares spawn a Void Cloud
• These are Amanamu’s Void monsters
• Where you kill them determines what they drop

The Rule That Makes or Breaks the Farm

You must pull the monster out of the Void Cloud and kill it outside.

If You Kill Them:

• ❌ Inside the cloud → Mostly Omen of Legions (worst outcome)
• ✅ Outside the cloud → High chance of:

                     – Omen of Light

                     – Omen of Abyssal Echoes

                     – Other valuable Omens

This is 100% intended behavior, confirmed by the developers.

Why This Works (Mechanically)

Each Abyss rare has modifiers that can convert into Abyssal drops.

Killing outside the cloud:

• Allows modifiers to roll into Amanamu’s Void
• Enables premium Omen drops

Killing inside the cloud:

• Locks the drop pool into low-value outcomes

Every mistake is lost Divine potential.

Atlas Setup: Required Nodes

Your first priority is unlocking all 8 Atlas points.

Mandatory Abyss Nodes

Lightless Legions

• Increases chance to spawn monsters loyal to Amanamu

Bug fixed in 0.4d:

• Correct loyalty is now Amanamu, not Ulamon

Dark Bloodlines

• Abyss monsters have a chance to spawn as magic or rare
• More rares = more Abyss modifiers
• More modifiers = more Amanamu’s Void chances

Your goal is simple:

Spawn as many rare Abyss monsters as possible.

Main Atlas Tree: Tablet Scaling Is Mandatory

The only required section on the main atlas is:

• All nodes that improve Precursor Tablet modifiers
• Increased effectiveness
• Better scaling

Everything else is optional:

• Shrines
• Rogue Exiles
• Explicit modifiers
• Quantity / rarity paths

These are preferences, not requirements.

Wisps: Optional, Not Mandatory

Wisps can:

• Increase rarity and effectiveness
• Add more modifiers to monsters

However:

• Guiding wisps to specific monsters is time-inefficient
• ROI is inconsistent
• Mostly a “fun” choice, not optimal

Run wisps only if you enjoy them—not for efficiency.

Tablet Setup (Premium Version)

Best Overall Setup

• 1 Unique Abyss Tablet
• 1 Rare Abyss Tablet
• 1 Delirium Tablet

Why Unique Abyss Tablet Is Best

• Every map becomes overrun with Abyss
• More Abyss holes
• More rare monsters
• Higher Amanamu density

Cost:

• ~20–30 Chaos (~½ Divine)

ROI:

• One Omen of Abyssal Echo fully refunds the tablet
• Omen of Light = pure profit

⚠️ Only run this if you can absorb short unlucky streaks.

Why Delirium Tablet Is Used

• Adds an extra monster modifier
• That modifier can convert into Amanamu’s Void
• Also increases rarity and effectiveness

More modifiers = more Omen chances.

Tablet Mods to Prioritize

On Rare Abyss Tablets:

• Increased number of rare monsters
• Additional rares spawned from Abyss
• Increased chance for Abyssal monsters to gain Abyss modifiers

Optional high-risk mod:

• Increased difficulty & rewards per closed pit
• Extremely dangerous with many Abysses
• Only for very strong builds

Budget Tablet Setup (Lower Risk)

If you don’t want to invest in unique tablets:

2 Rare Abyss Tablets

Mods:

• Chance to contain 4 additional Abysses
• Aim for 25%+ on each

Why this works:

• Atlas node gives 20% chance to double tablet effects
• Two 25% rolls → 50%
• Double proc → 100% chance for 4 extra Abysses

This setup:

• Has a lower entry cost
• Less risk
• Still extremely profitable

Identifying Good Maps Instantly (Huge Time Saver)

Each map can only contain one Abyss monster type.

Amanamu Map (GOOD)

• Octopus-like monsters
• Double-sided glowing energy blade above head
• These maps can drop Omens of Light

Kiral Map (SKIP)

• Mage-type monsters
• Green beam attacks
• Reviving behavior
• No Amanamu spawns

Ulamon Map (SKIP)

• Large spear units
• Triangle-shaped symbol above head
• No Omen of Light farming value

If it’s not Amanamu:

• Rush the boss
• Or leave the map immediately

This alone massively increases Divines/hour.

Abyssal Depths Follow the Same Rule

If a map is Amanamu:

• Abyssal Depths will only contain Amanamu monsters

This applies to:

• Kiral
• Ulamon
• All Abyss variants

Depths are safe only in Amanamu maps.

Build and Gear Expectations

This strategy:

• Requires strong single-target control
• Needs survivability for Abyss rares
• Punishes weak builds heavily

Before committing, make sure your character is ready. Refining setups with PoE Improve Build or stabilizing upgrades via PoE Leveling Gear can prevent costly deaths.

Managing profits efficiently with PoE Divine Orbs or PoE Exalted Orbs helps smooth variance during unlucky streaks.

Final Thoughts

This Abyss strategy is not a gimmick—it’s a mechanically sound, dev-confirmed farming method that rewards precision and discipline.

Key takeaways:

• Kill Amanamu monsters outside the Void Cloud
• Spawn as many Abyss rares as possible
• Scale tablet effectiveness
• Identify bad maps instantly and skip them
• Don’t over-juice unless your build can handle it

If you execute this cleanly, Abyss Omen farming is currently one of the highest raw-profit strategies in PoE 2—and it’s accessible far earlier than most players realize.