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  Exile Speed Route: a Path of Exile campaign checklist  
Sunday, November 15, 2026

Every new Path of Exile league means running the same ten acts of campaign one more time. Every league I forget something. A skipped side quest here, a trial I walked right past there, and then I am staring at the passive tree at level 70 wondering why I am two points short.

So I made myself a checklist.

Exile Speed Route

It is the whole Act 1 through Act 10 campaign for Path of Exile 1, cut down to the critical path plus the stuff you actually cannot afford to miss:

  • All 24 quest passive points. Every Book of Skill quest, the bandit point (kill all three), and the two points from An End to Hunger at the very end.
  • All 12 Trials of Ascendancy and the three campaign Labyrinths, placed where the speed route actually runs them.
  • Every Pantheon soul, plus a reminder to actually open the Pantheon after the Brine King.
  • Both Kitava resistance penalties, flagged so you swap in resist gear before they bite.

What it skips: respec point quests and anything that only hands out gems. If a quest does not give you a point, an ascendancy or a permanent buff, and it is not in the way, it is not on the list. The two Quicksilver Flask detours in Acts 1 and 2 are on there but marked optional, because honestly you want that flask.

Each step has hints for where things usually are: which way the exit tends to be, which corner the trial likes to spawn in, which of the two wagon paths in the Lunaris Temple is the right one. The zones are randomized, so treat the hints as tendencies. When the minimap disagrees, the minimap wins.

How to use it:

  • Tick steps off as you go. The bar at the top counts your passives, trials and labs, and your progress saves in your browser.
  • Hide optional strips it down to the bare route. Hide done keeps your current spot at the top.
  • Type /passives in game chat any time to double check which quest points you already have.

The route order follows the community speed-leveling route most racers use, with the quest point and Pantheon data cross-checked against Maxroll and poedb. Built with Claude Code, same as the others. Good luck with the league start, and tell me if I got a direction wrong.

posted by Sam @ 10:05 AM   0 comments   Labels: Games, Coding
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