Guide
The Divine to Exalted ratio in PoE2
The Divine to Exalted ratio is simply how many Exalted Orbs one Divine Orb is worth. It is the backbone of high-value pricing: big-ticket items are usually quoted in Divine, everyday items in Exalted, so converting between them needs this one number.
What the ratio actually is
In Path of Exile 2 the Exalted Orb behaves like the market's unit of account — most prices are quoted in Exalted. The Divine Orb sits at the top of the stack as a high-denomination store of value. The ratio (Exalted per Divine) is what lets you move between "bulk" pricing and big-trade pricing.
Why it moves
Divine Orbs enter the economy from drops and leave it through endgame crafting (a Divine rerolls the numeric values of an item's modifiers). Exalted demand comes from the everyday action of adding modifiers. When high-end crafting heats up, Divine demand tends to rise and the ratio climbs; early in a league it usually sits lower and drifts as the meta settles.
How to read it here
The Divine Orb page shows the latest completed-hour Divine price measured in Exalted — a labelled midpoint of the official low/high range, not a live quote — plus the 24h move. The market radar shows whether the market is actually moving and labels the active data source directly in its header.
Using it before a trade
Read the latest hourly Divine-to-Exalted figure for context, then verify the price you can actually get in game and enter it as your working price. The delayed hourly figure is a sanity check, not an executable quote — see the currency flipping guide for the full workflow.
FAQ
- How many Exalted Orbs is a Divine Orb in PoE2?
- It floats with supply and demand, so there is no fixed number. Check the latest completed-hour Divine price measured in Exalted on the Divine Orb page, then verify the live price in game before trading.
- Why does the Divine to Exalted ratio keep changing?
- Divine Orbs enter the economy from drops and leave it through endgame crafting, while Exalted demand comes from everyday crafting. When high-end crafting picks up, Divine demand rises and the ratio tends to climb; early in a league it usually sits lower.
- Is the ratio shown on this site a live price?
- No. The figures are completed-hour ranges — context, not live executable quotes. The market radar labels whether the active source is official GGG data or sample fixture data; always confirm the price in game.