Supporter packs

Path of Exile 2's six Early Access Supporter Packs cost $30 to $480 on pathofexile.com (read Nov 1, 2026), each with Early Access, store points and cosmetics. Grinding Gear Games said on Oct 22, 2026 they leave the store in a few weeks, replaced by five new packs, and none is needed to play after 1.0 on Dec 11, 2026.

Path of Exile 2 has six Early Access Supporter Packs, from the $30 Early Access Supporter Pack to the $480 Liberator of Wraeclast on GGG's store (read Nov 1, 2026), and they are about to go: on Oct 22, 2026 Grinding Gear Games (GGG) wrote that they "will be leaving the store forever in a few weeks, to be replaced by a set of five new packs" (GGG). Each pack gives access to Early Access, store points worth its price and cosmetics sold nowhere else. From the 1.0 release on Dec 11, 2026 the game is free to play and no pack is needed; the packs then only buy cosmetics and points (Business model).

Quick facts

Packs on sale	Six Early Access Supporter Packs, as of Nov 1, 2026
Prices on pathofexile.com	$30, $60, $100, $160, $240 and $480 (store, read Nov 1, 2026)
Prices on Steam	$29.99, $59.99 and $99.99 for the three digital packs (Steam, read Oct 10, 2026)
Points	Equal to the price: 300 points for $30, up to 4,800 for $480
Leaving the store	"In a few weeks" after Oct 22, 2026; no exact date (GGG)
Replaced by	"A set of five new packs", not yet shown as of Nov 1, 2026
Payment plan	Reserve a pack for up to three months by emailing GGG's support first
Needed to play	Until Dec 11, 2026 only; free to play from 1.0

How much are the Path of Exile 2 supporter packs?

GGG's own store lists six packs (read Nov 1, 2026). Each holds one Early Access key or access for the buyer, and the three dearest add spare keys to give away and physical goods, shipped at extra cost.

Path of Exile 2 Early Access Supporter Pack	$30, 300 points, Early Access
Lord of Ogham	$60, 600 points, Early Access
King of the Faridun	$100, 1,000 points, Early Access
Thaumaturge of the Vaal	$160 plus shipping, 1,600 points, Early Access and one extra key
Warlord of the Karui	$240 plus shipping, 2,400 points, Early Access and two extra keys
Liberator of Wraeclast	$480 plus shipping, 4,800 points, Early Access and four extra keys

Every pack includes the Path of Exile digital soundtrack and several cosmetic items, according to the store page. Buyers of the three physical packs may take extra points instead of the goods. On Steam the three digital packs sell for $29.99, $59.99 and $99.99 (read Oct 10, 2026). On PlayStation 5 and Xbox the packs are sold in each console's store.

What is in a supporter pack?

GGG's post of Oct 22, 2026 lists what every pack holds: microtransactions usable in both Path of Exile and Path of Exile 2, Path of Exile 2 Early Access keys, store points and exclusive in-game cosmetics. The higher tiers add physical merchandise, such as T-shirts, hoodies and the Path of Exile 2 artbook, and Liberator of Wraeclast buyers may nominate a unique item for the Twilight Order Reliquary in Path of Exile 2 (GGG). GGG's endgame reveal of Nov 21, 2024 promised the $30 pack would carry its full value in points, and GGG says its packs are cosmetic only and never pay to win.

When do the Early Access packs leave the store?

GGG gave no date. Its post of Oct 22, 2026 says only "in a few weeks", and that "a set of five new packs" will replace them; as of Nov 1, 2026 the new packs have not been shown, and the full 1.0 reveal is at ExileCon 2026 on Nov 6 (PST). A player who wants an Early Access pack but cannot pay before it goes can reserve one for up to three months with a payment plan, arranged in advance by email with GGG's support (support@grindinggear.com).

Do I need a supporter pack after 1.0?

No. GGG's 1.0 announcement of Aug 25, 2026 says the game "launches as a fully free-to-play action RPG on December 11 (PST)!", on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. After that a pack buys only cosmetics, stash tabs through its points, and its physical goods. Points and cosmetics bought during Early Access stay on the account, which is shared with Path of Exile 1 (Character wipe).

Is a supporter pack worth it before 1.0?

It is worth it only for a player who wants to play now or wants the cosmetics. Early Access ends on Dec 11, 2026 (Release time), so a pack bought in November gives a few weeks of access before the game is free for everyone, plus points worth the full price. Reviewers made the case at launch: AngryJoe's review of Jan 2, 2025 noted that the $30 also bought almost all the stash tabs a player needs. Registering for the free 1.0 cosmetics is a separate step that buying a pack does not do (Registration rewards).

Frequently asked questions

How much is the cheapest Path of Exile 2 supporter pack? The Path of Exile 2 Early Access Supporter Pack costs $30 on pathofexile.com and $29.99 on Steam, with 300 store points and Early Access (read Nov 1 and Oct 10, 2026).

When are the Path of Exile 2 Early Access Supporter Packs leaving? Grinding Gear Games said on Oct 22, 2026 that they leave the store "in a few weeks" and gave no exact date. Five new packs replace them.

What is the most expensive Path of Exile 2 supporter pack? The Liberator of Wraeclast, at $480 plus shipping, with 4,800 points, Early Access, four extra keys, physical goods and the right to nominate a unique item for the Twilight Order Reliquary.

Do I need a supporter pack to play Path of Exile 2 1.0? No. Path of Exile 2 is free to play on every platform from Dec 11, 2026; packs then only buy cosmetics and points.

Do Path of Exile 2 supporter pack items work in Path of Exile 1? Yes. GGG says each pack's microtransactions are usable in both games, which share one account.

Can I pay for a Path of Exile 2 supporter pack in installments? Yes. GGG offers a payment plan that reserves a pack for up to three months, arranged by emailing support@grindinggear.com before the packs leave the store.