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Overview

• Path of Exile has never been short on loot systems, side mechanics, and economy layers-but every so often, a feature appears that isn't just "optional content," but quietly one of the strongest passive wealth engines ever added. That system is King's March POE currency.

   

  Unlike mapping, boss farming, ritual rotations, or Heist micro-optimizations, King's March isn't something you actively play. It's something you configure, fund, and let run in the background while you continue normal gameplay or even while you're offline. If you've stacked gold to the point where your pockets feel heavy and you're unsure how to convert raw currency into exponential gains, King's March is that missing conversion pipeline.

   

  This guide breaks down what King's March is, how it works, and how to set it up so you don't waste gold or time.

   

  What Is King's March-and What Isn't It?

   

  At its core, King's March is an automated logistics economy embedded into PoE's endgame. You invest:

   

   Gold (for wages and recruitment)

   Crops from farming

   Dust from disenchanting

   Shipping time across the seas

   

  In return, you receive:

   

   Divine Orbs

   Exalted Orbs

   Mirror Shards at the highest tier

   Mapping loot you didn't have to run yourself

   

  It's not a mandatory power progression system. It's not something you need to engage with to defeat Uber bosses or complete Atlas objectives. It is, however, one of the most efficient passive profit engines in the league-if you set it up correctly.

   

  Many players ignore it because it looks like management work. And truthfully, it is management-but it's management that prints wealth while you play the parts of the game you actually enjoy.

   

  Step 1: Setting Up Your Farming Network

   

  The first stop in King's March is the farmland system. Here you assign workers to grow crops, which will eventually be packaged and shipped for profit.

   

  What to Farm

   

  Crops vary in economic value, but one stands far above the rest:

   

   Blue Xanthemum → used to produce Divine Orbs, Exalts, and eventually Mirror Shards

   

  Other crops (wheat, pumpkins, ogords, corn) exist, but none match the payout efficiency of Blue Xanthemum. Your early setup should focus on nothing else.

   

  Worker Ranks Matter

   

  Workers come in ranks 1 through 5, and their rank determines:

   Crop speed

   Crop yield

   Hourly wage efficiency

   

  You should aim for Rank 5 farmers only.

   

  Yes, it will cost more upfront, but the return curve is dramatically higher. Lower-rank workers simply slow your trajectory toward first Divine shipments and make maintenance more expensive over time.

   

  Where to Recruit

   

  In King's March, speak with:

   

   Ralph (Recruiter)

   Johan (Management Interface)

   

  You'll reroll worker listings until you receive ideal farming personnel. Prioritize:

   

   Single-role farmers

   Rank 5

   No extra traits that inflate wage cost

  Multi-job workers are overpriced and eat into long-term profits.

   

  Step 2: Shipping-The Real Money Printer

   

  Once crops are flowing, you transition to the shipping docks. This is where value becomes currency.

   

  Shipping is handled via sailors assigned to vessels, and their job is to ferry goods to distant ports like:

   

   Calgur

   Ninganu

   Rivenfell

   

  Crew Quality

   

  Just like farmers, sailors scale by rank. Use:

   

   Fully Rank 5 crews

   Six sailors per ship

   

  Good sailors avoid:

   

   Disease

   Pirate attacks

   Storm failure

   Cargo loss

   

  Low-rank crews aren't a "minor risk"-they will hemorrhage your profit margin.

   

  Step 3: Disenchanting for Dust

   

  Farmed crops alone aren't enough-you need dust to amplify shipment value. For this, King's March grants access to Rag the Disenchanter.

   

  Disenchanting yields dust based on rarity tier, and the jackpot tier is:

   

   Tier Zero Uniques

   Example: Maro Urky Karim Mo

   Cost: ~1 Divine

   Dust Yield: ~1.8 million

   

  To maximize value:

   

  1.Buy Tier Zero uniques

  2.Quality them before disenchanting

  3.Avoid corruption unless gambling for bonus value

   

  You don't need advanced crafting knowledge-just purchase, quality, break down, and repeat.

   

  Step 4: Mappers - Automated Endgame Clearing

   

  Mapping is the final layer of King's March and arguably the most psychologically satisfying: maps you don't want to run get cleared for you.

   

  How It Works

   

   Assign 6 mappers (all Rank 5 recommended)

   Deposit unwanted maps into the device

   They run them while you continue playing

   

  Why People Lose Mappers

   

   Using fewer than six workers

   Using Rank 3-4 instead of Rank 5

   Running lethal map mods

   

  Rank 5 mappers have ~1% death risk per run. Lower ranks die frequently and take others with them, causing expensive replacement cycles.

   

  Rewards

   

  Mapper loot includes:

   

   Divine Orbs

   High-tier catalysts

   Raw exalt drops

   Jewelry and jewels worth dozens of divines

   Yes-legit mirror drops

   

  Automated mapping isn't mandatory, but it becomes absurdly efficient once your shipping and crop engines are stable.Why Many Players Refuse to Use King's March

   

  There's a psychological hurdle that separates King's March users from non-users.

   

  This isn't "play the mechanic, get loot."

   

  This is logistics, economy, and passive scaling. Some players feel like it turns PoE into a workplace simulator-and honestly, they're not wrong.

   

  If you enjoy:

   

   Systems

   Optimization

   Idle progression

   Automation strategy

   

  …King's March is the most rewarding side system currently available.

   

  If not, you can ignore it entirely with zero penalty.

   

  A Complete Setup Summary

   

  1. Farming

   Prioritize Blue Xanthemum

   Hire Rank 5 farmers

   Pay wages, grow crops, stockpile

   

  2. Shipping

   Build Rank 5 crews

   Send 20,000 Xanthemum + 200,000 Dust to Calgur

   Scale up toward 50M Mirror-Shard shipments

   

  3. Disenchanting

   Buy Tier Zero uniques

   Quality → Disenchant → Profit

   Target ~2M dust per item

   

  4. Mappers

   Assign 6 Rank 5 runners

   Feed them maps you don't want to run

   Collect automated loot and Atlas completions

   

  Final Thoughts

   

  King's March is not a requirement, not a league mechanic you must engage with, and not a system designed to gate your endgame behind spreadsheets.

   

  It is an optional wealth engine for players who want value from gold simply sitting dormant in their stash.

   

  By farming intelligently, staffing correctly, and shipping efficiently, you convert crops and dust into Divines, and Divines into Mirror-level value-without grinding your eyes out in high-investment maps or boss rotations POE orbs site.

   

  Whether you choose to interact with King's March is entirely up to you. But if you've ever wished PoE had an offline loot engine, this is the closest the game has ever come.

   

  If gold is burning a hole in your pocket, King's March won't just solve that problem-it will make gold the smallest concern you have.