Path Of Exile Prophecy Challenge League Kicks Off June 3
Grinding Gear Games is preparing for the next update to their free-to-play game Path of Exile. Titled Prophecy, the update will include a standard and hardcore version of the Prophecy Challenge League. Each version of the league has a self-contained economy and gives players a new way to show what they're made of.
In order to participate in the Prophecy League, players will need to visit Navali the Karui Soothsayer and throw some silver -- earned by killing a specific monster in each area -- her way. In return she'll offer a prophecy to be fulfilled.
The various prophecies will affect specific locations within the game, altering the landscape or requiring specific conditions be met. Some of them will be multi-part events requiring one stage to be unlocked before another can be accessed.
As is normal with most updates, this one also comes with a variety of changes and additions, ranging from unique items to new skills to balance changes. Full details on each of these can be found on the PoE forums.
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