ENDGAME · 0.5 RUNES OF ALDUR

Did the Atlas change in 0.5?

Yes, a big one. 0.5 substantially reworked the Atlas: a much larger passive tree, three new Atlas Masters, and a new pinnacle boss. If you’re back after a break, your endgame map strategy changed.

01 The Atlas passive tree rework

The tree is substantially expanded: 300+ nodes, and every node is eventually allocatable. New multiple-choice nodes let you customize a farming strategy without constant respeccing, and there’s a new Atlas search bar with live map highlighting.

02 Three new Atlas Masters

Ascendancy-style: 3 Masters, each with 12 nodes (4 active at once). Only one Master is active per map, freely swappable.

Jado’s Spycraft
Retrieve artifacts; bonus rares, uniques, corrupted waystone mods. Unlock by completing an anomaly map.
Hilda’s Hunting
Assassinate marked unique monsters; bossing bonuses. Unlock at Hilda’s Camp southwest of start.
Doryani’s Science
Unlocked by clearing a Corruption Nexus.

03 A new pinnacle boss

A new pinnacle boss replaces the Arbiter (referenced as the Arbiter of Divinity in some sources). Defeating it reveals new sections that grant Atlas Passive Points.

FAQ Quick answers

How many Atlas passive nodes are there in 0.5?

Over 300, and every node is eventually allocatable. Multiple-choice nodes let you swap farming strategies without respeccing.

What are the new Atlas Masters?

Jado’s Spycraft, Hilda’s Hunting, and Doryani’s Science: 12 nodes each, 4 active, one Master per map, freely swappable.

Based on the PoE 2 0.5 “Runes of Aldur” patch notes. If GGG changes this mid-league or a detail drifts, tell us and we’ll update.