If you venture into the Darkness, the Crawler will slow or stop, depending on how far you are from it. The Mine crawler will speed up to match the movement of the player if they are moving faster than the cart. Exiles can travel to connected points on their subterranean chart, though each Delve costs a fixed amount of sulphite, which is based on the depth and the distance traveled.
Sulphite can only be acquired by completing missions for Niko. Voltaxic Sulphite is necessary to power the Mine Cart, which allows the player to explore the mine’s depths. The rewards also increase with depth, although this has diminishing returns after the first few hundred levels of delving are reached. Subsequent levels of depth increase the monster level, up to a maximum of level 83, and add additional damage and affixes to the monsters once end-game levels are achieved. Players can move throughout the Azurite Mine by going laterally or downwards. To enter the mine, simply interact with any Waypoint and click on the icon in the bottom right corner, marked with a “Candle” icon.ĭelving is an infinite and randomly generated dungeon system that exiles can explore, shared between all characters on any given league. Due to its incredible potential for experience gain, profit, singular crafting mechanics, and entertainment, it is essential that all exiles have a firm understanding of the fundamental systems in play.Īll Delving begins in the Azurite Mine, which only be accessed after encountering Niko in Act IV. Since then, Delving has become a core mechanic in Path of Exile. The Delve League arrived with Patch 3.4, and introduced an alternative to the conventional end-game experience.
We are leaving it up as a reference and are working hard to make it viable again. We do not recommend following this guide anymore, as it does not meet the high standards we apply to our guides.
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