Moment of Zen is an Atlas map in Path of Exile 2 (PoE 2) where players can get a free Unique item. Check out details regarding Moment of Zen, which Waystone tier should be used on it, and the Unique items players should get from it in this guide!

Moment of Zen Map Explained

Get a Free Unique from the Nameless Seer

Upon interacting with the Nameless Seer, a shop window containing multiple Unique items opens. Players may obtain a single one of these items for free.

List of Unique Equipment

Automatically Gets Completed on Entry

Upon entering the map, players will automatically complete it. If players still have the Cataclysm's Wake quest, they can use a Waystone that satisfies the quest's requirement on this map to help with the quest's progression.

The Cataclysm's Wake Quest Walkthrough

Small Map with No Enemies

The Moment of Zen Map small map consisting of a large floating wooden raft found in the Water biome. It is a peaceful map that contains a single traveling merchant named the Nameless Seer. No enemies or bosses spawn here.

What Waystone Tier Should You Use?

Waystone Tier Determines Unique Item Levels

Waystone Tiers determine the item levels of the Unique Item offerings. If players want to maximize the item levels to get Unique items with better corruption results, then they should use higher-tiered Waystones.

However, note that the Waystone tier does not affect the rarity of the Unique item options players get (i.e., Higher tiers do not equate to rarer Unique items).

What Uniques Should You Get?

Pick The Best One for Your Build or the Most Expensive One

Players can pick the Unique item that best synergizes with and helps the build they are going for. Otherwise, players can select the most expensive and valuable one based on the game's marketplace and economy.

To do this, players can go to PoE 2's official trading website and compare the prices of each unique item.

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Moment of Zen Map Failed Bug

Blocks Atlas Routes

During the early weeks of the game, the Moment of Zen map had a bug wherein the game would not register the map as completed upon leaving it. This would result in Atlas routes permanently being blocked, sometimes soft-locking players.

However, recent patches may have already fixed the bug, as the number of players pointing out the bug has decreased.

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