For anyone remotely interested in taking on Path of Exile 2's Endgame seriously, finding a loot filter that suits them is practically a requirement. Not only do loot filters reduce on-screen clutter and make mapping bearable, but they can also streamline the experience massively by only inviting players to focus on the items that do matter and take the onus of mentally filtering out useless junk from the player.

FilterBlade was the most popular filter manager for Path of Exile 1, and with its new update, it now supports PoE 2 as well. Here's how to use it.

How to Set Up FilterBlade Loot Filters in Path of Exile 2

• Open the FilterBlade website.
• Select PoE 2 when prompted.
• The default loot filter, NeverSink, will automatically be chosen.
• Use the slider below it to select the Strictness level of the filter (details below).
• Open the Export to PoE tab on the top right.
• Type in the name of your filter (any name will do).
• Click on Sync or Download at the bottom right.
  • Save & Sync will automatically load the FilterBlade loot filter to your PoE 2 account. This has the benefit of automatically pushing changes to the loot filter as they're made by the author directly to your game.
  • Save & Download will download the file to your PC. This has the benefit of allowing you to download all Strictness levels of FilterBlade, which is useful for comparing the differences between tiers without re-syncing multiple times or at the start of a new campaign.

• Open PoE 2 and go to Options -> Game.
  • If you selected the Sync option, click on the dropdown next to Item Filter and select the newly added FilterBlade.
  • If you select the Download option, click on the folder icon next to the dropdown and direct the game to your downloaded filters.

Which Loot Filter Strictness Should You Choose?