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Bases are the foundation of crafted gear in Path of Exile 2. Before you add modifiers, the base item determines important properties such as defence type, weapon damage, attack or cast speed, attribute requirements, and implicit effects.
For advanced crafting projects, item level is another important factor. Higher‑ilvl bases can provide access to higher‑tier modifiers, making them suitable starting points for powerful weapons, armour, shields and jewellery.
Our PoE 2 bases selection covers multiple equipment types and item levels, giving you different options for crafting projects across a range of builds.
Different builds require different base types, so the right choice depends on the gear slot, defensive setup and final item you want to create.
Available bases include:
Choose a base according to the finished item you want to craft rather than looking at item level alone.
Item level affects which modifier tiers can appear on an item. A higher‑ilvl base can therefore give you access to stronger affix options when you begin crafting.
For many endgame projects, ilvl 81+ bases are commonly considered when targeting high‑tier modifiers. The exact requirement depends on the base and the affixes you want to roll.
Item level should not be the only factor when comparing bases. The native properties of the equipment can be just as important, especially when a particular build depends on weapon damage, defence, movement or other implicit effects.
Weapon bases provide the foundation for offensive gear. Their base damage, attack speed, critical characteristics and other native properties can affect the potential of the finished weapon.
Two‑Handed Swords, Hammers and other melee bases can suit physical and attack‑oriented builds. When choosing one, compare its base damage and attack characteristics with your main skill and intended crafting modifiers.
Staves, Wands and Sceptres provide different foundations for spell‑focused setups. Depending on the build, their native properties can complement elemental, curse, totem, summoner and other caster skills.
For caster projects, consider how the base works with the modifiers you plan to craft instead of selecting purely by item level.
Armour bases determine the primary defensive type of the finished equipment.
Strength bases generally focus on Armour and can suit life‑based melee and defensive builds. Dexterity bases focus on Evasion and can work well for mobile, ranged and attack‑oriented characters. Intelligence bases provide Energy Shield and are commonly used by spellcasters and Energy Shield‑focused builds. Hybrid bases combine different defensive types and can help builds balance multiple defensive requirements.
Shield bases provide another option for building around defence and block‑related properties. Choose the base that fits your attributes and overall defensive setup.
Jewellery bases can help solve several gearing requirements without replacing your main weapon or armour pieces.
Amulet, Ring and Talisman bases can serve as foundations for crafting attributes, resistances, offensive modifiers and other useful stats. Their native properties can also make one base more suitable than another for a specific build.
When selecting jewellery, compare the base's implicit effects and item level with the modifiers you want to craft.
Start by identifying the item you want to create. Then compare the gear slot, base type, implicit properties, attribute requirements and item level.
A physical melee build may need a high‑damage weapon base, while an Energy Shield caster may prioritise an Intelligence or hybrid armour base.
If you already know the modifiers you want to craft, check the required item level before choosing the base. This helps prevent spending crafting currencies on an item that cannot reach your intended modifier tiers.
The best base is not simply the one with the highest item level. It is the one that provides the right foundation for the final item and your build.
Different stages of progression call for different base requirements.
During the campaign, a suitable base with reasonable defensive or offensive properties may be enough to support your character. Perfect item levels and optimal implicit effects are usually less important at this stage.
For endgame crafting, the requirements become more specific. You may need a particular base type, a certain item level, or an implicit effect that complements your build.
Before starting an expensive crafting project, confirm that the base matches your intended final item. Choosing the correct foundation first can save valuable crafting resources later.
High‑ilvl bases are particularly useful for players targeting advanced Rare gear and specific modifier combinations.
Our bases selection covers weapons, armour, shields and jewellery across different equipment types. Each product provides the relevant base information so you can compare available options before starting your crafting project.
Select the base that matches your build, required gear slot and target item, then use crafting currencies to turn it into your desired finished piece.
A: For many endgame crafting projects, ilvl 81+ is a common starting point when targeting high‑tier modifiers. The exact item level depends on the base and affixes you want to craft.
A: Yes. Item level affects which modifier tiers are available. Higher‑ilvl bases can generally access higher‑tier affixes than lower‑level bases.
A: Consider the gear slot, base type, implicit properties, defensive type, attribute requirements and item level. Your choice should match the final item you want to craft and the needs of your build.
A: Sometimes, but not always. Different builds may prioritise different weapon properties, defensive types or implicit effects. A base that works well for one setup may not be ideal for another.
A: Not necessarily. Bases are the underlying equipment types used for crafting. You can apply crafting currencies to upgrade a base into a Rare item.
A: The base determines important properties that cannot be changed by adding modifiers. Choosing the wrong base can limit the final item's damage, defence or compatibility with your build.
A: Available options depend on current stock. Check the listed base type and item level to find an option that matches your crafting requirements.
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