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Completion Speed

Normal

⚡Express

🚀Super Express
Select league

Forbidden Rites - Softcore

Runes of Aldur - Softcore

Runes of Aldur - Hardcore
Masters

Doryani (4 points)

Hilda (4 points)

Jado (4 points)
Additional Options

18$

Get all three Atlas Masters, Hilda, Doryani, and Jado, fully unlocked with all 12 Master Points allocated, piloted or self-play, your choice.

PoE 2 Atlas Masters Boost

Buy PoE 2 Atlas Masters Boost and put all three endgame Masters to work on your account at once. Hilda hunts down the Great Beasts guarding map bosses, Doryani clears Corrupted Nexuses and squares off against the Immured Fury, and Jado tracks Anomaly Maps tied to old campaign bosses. Each one unlocks a separate 4-point passive tree that changes how your maps play and what they drop, from beast hunts to Nexus-cleansing to artifact tracking, no two paths to full unlock feel remotely alike.

Twelve points total, four per Master, and since you can swap between them freely on any new map, having all three finished means access to whichever bonus set fits that specific run. Getting there solo means three separate questlines stacked on top of your regular mapping time. Our PoE 2 Atlas Masters Carry finishes all three in a single pass.

Service Includes Additional Options Requirements

Service Includes

All three Atlas Masters unlocked: Hilda, Doryani, and Jado;
Full 4-point allocation completed for each Master, 12 points total;
Great Beasts, Corrupted Nexuses, the Immured Fury, and Anomaly Maps all cleared along the way;
All loot, currency, and progression earned during the boost kept.

You can choose either Self-Play or Piloted mode for this boost.

Delivery Info

Estimated Start Time: 15–30 minutes.
Estimated Completion Time: 4 hours per Master.

Normal: standard completion speed;
Express: 20% faster;
Super Express: 30% faster.

Additional Options

Campaign Completion — we’ll finish the full campaign first if your character hasn’t reached the Atlas yet;
Add Orbs — extra Orbs of your choice delivered alongside your finished Masters;
Stream — watch the entire boost live via private stream.

Requirements

Map device unlocked. Use our PoE 2 Campaign Boost if you require it.

How It Works

Each Master gates progress behind a different task: Hilda wants Great Beasts hunted down at map bosses, Doryani wants Corrupted Nexuses cleansed and the Immured Fury defeated, and Jado wants four separate Anomaly Maps tracked down and cleared. A PoE 2 Atlas Masters Service works through whichever chain causes the most trouble, tracking down a Great Beast, surviving the Immured Fury, or hunting all four Anomaly Maps, the same way: handled cleanly, without repeated failed attempts eating into the timeline.

A manager reaches out within 3 to 7 minutes of your order to confirm your character, league, and current Atlas progress;
From there, our booster maps out which Master questlines are already partly done and plans the fastest route through what’s left;
Great Beasts get hunted, Corrupted Nexuses get cleansed, the Immured Fury gets fought, and Jado’s Anomaly Maps get tracked down and cleared, one Master at a time;
You’ll hear how things are progressing as each Master’s tree fills in, keeping the whole process visible from start to finish;
All twelve points allocated closes out the order, and a review on Trustpilot helps the next player decide.

PoE 2 Atlas Masters Carry Details

Running all three questlines yourself means juggling three completely different objectives on top of normal mapping. Hilda’s chain revolves around tracking a Great Beast to a specific map boss and finishing that fight, one row of her tree opening after each successful hunt. Doryani’s path runs through Corrupted Nexuses scattered across the Atlas, cleansing them one at a time before a final confrontation with the Immured Fury unlocks the rest of his tree. Jado’s questline asks for something different again: locating four separate Anomaly Maps, each tied to a specific old campaign boss, and clearing all four before his full tree opens up. None of the three chains overlap in what they ask for, meaning progress on one Master never speeds up either of the other two.

Service Aspect	Unlock Path
Hilda’s Hunting	Track and defeat a Great Beast at a map boss, one row opens per successful hunt
Doryani’s Science	Cleanse Corrupted Nexuses across the Atlas, then defeat the Immured Fury for the final rows
Jado’s Spycraft	Locate and clear all four Anomaly Maps tied to specific campaign bosses
Point Allocation	4 of 12 nodes active per Master at a time, freely swappable between maps
Master Focus	Hilda scales boss and Rare Monster power, Doryani scales map density and safety, Jado scales Unique and Strongbox rates

Buy PoE 2 Atlas Masters Boost if three separate questlines have been sitting unfinished while your mapping time goes toward pushing tiers elsewhere. Confirm your character, league, and Boost method when you order, and all twelve points across all three Masters land on your account without three separate hunts eating into your own play time.

PoE 2 Atlas Masters Boosting FAQ

Once all three Masters are unlocked, do I have to pick one permanently?

No, switching between Hilda, Doryani, and Jado is free and available every time you open a new map. Having all three finished means the choice comes down to whatever that specific map calls for on any given run. Builds leaning on Rare or Unique monster density lean toward Hilda, heavy Waystone modifier stacking favors Doryani, and Strongbox or Unique-item hunting points toward Jado.

How dangerous is the fight against the Immured Fury?

It sits well above standard map trash in difficulty, closer to a pinnacle-style encounter than a random pack fight. Our boosters handle it, meaning a build that isn’t ready for that specific fight never has to face it to finish unlocking Doryani’s tree. That’s often the single biggest hold-up for players attempting this chain solo, since one difficult encounter blocking an entire tree’s remaining rows tends to stall progress for weeks at a time.

If I only care about one Master’s bonuses, is it worth ordering all three anyway?

Pick your priority Master when you order, and we can focus the run on finishing that one if a full three-Master unlock isn’t what you’re after. That said, most players end up wanting flexibility across different map types eventually, and having all three ready from the start avoids a second order down the line. Since all three Masters swap freely once unlocked, there’s little downside to finishing every tree in one pass, sparing a second order for the other two later.