Mastering Path of Exile 2's Endgame: A Guide to FilterBlade Loot Filters

For serious Path of Exile 2 endgame players, a well-configured loot filter is essential. It minimizes screen clutter, streamlines gameplay, and focuses attention on valuable items. FilterBlade, the popular filter manager from Path of Exile 1, now supports PoE 2. This guide explains its use.

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

1. Access the FilterBlade website.
2. Select "PoE 2."
3. The default NeverSink filter is pre-selected.
4. Adjust the strictness level using the slider (explained below).
5. Navigate to the "Export to PoE" tab (top right).
6. Name your filter.
7. Click "Sync" or "Download":
   • Sync: Automatically uploads the filter to your PoE 2 account, updating automatically with author changes.
   • Download: Saves the filter to your PC, allowing you to download various strictness levels for comparison.
8. In PoE 2, go to Options -> Game.
   • If synced, select the FilterBlade filter from the Item Filter dropdown.
   • If downloaded, use the folder icon to locate your downloaded filter.

Your FilterBlade filter is now active.

Which Loot Filter Strictness Should You Choose?

NeverSink's FilterBlade offers seven strictness levels:

For returning players, Semi-Strict is a good starting point. Soft and Regular are suitable for new league starts. The ALT key reveals hidden items, though their names are minimized for convenience.

How to Customize FilterBlade Loot Filter in PoE 2

FilterBlade's strength lies in its easy customization without code editing.

How to Use the Customize Tab in FilterBlade

The "Customize" tab allows granular control over individual item drops. Search for an item (e.g., "Divine Orb") to modify its appearance and in-game preview.

How to Change Colors and Sounds in FilterBlade

The "Styles" tab enables filter-wide color and sound adjustments. Individual item adjustments are made in the "Customize" tab. Custom sounds (.mp3) can be added. Experiment with community-created modules for pre-made visual/auditory changes.