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3.29: Curse of the Allflame
The current Path of Exile season has no official end date yet — based on the last 5 seasons it is projected to end around December 7, 2026 (EST.). 88 days left.
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Path of Exile 3.29: Curse of the Allflame is estimated to end around December 7, 2026, based on its 136-day season cadence (verified September 5, 2026). Track the live countdown for Path of Exile 3.29: Curse of the Allflame. Synced with official developer announcements and updated every second in your browser.
Path of Exile 3.29: Curse of the Allflame launches on July 24, 2026 at 1:00 PM PDT (20:00 UTC), confirmed by Grinding Gear Games during the GGG Live reveal on July 16. Grinding Gear Games has not announced an end date yet — this page updates automatically the moment the next expansion's launch window is confirmed.
Path of Exile leagues typically run 3–4 months. Recent leagues lasted 127 days (3.27 Keepers of the Flame), 140 days (3.26 Secrets of the Atlas), and 136 days (3.28 Mirage) — a median of 136 days across the last five leagues.
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Path of Exile: Curse of the Allflame (3.29) is a deep-sea themed challenge league that sends players into sunken depths to battle cursed foes with the volatile power of the Allflame. Revealed during GGG Live on July 16, 2026, it is the next major expansion for Path of Exile 1 after the Mirage league.
The headline system change is a socket overhaul: any Skill Gem can now be placed in any equipment socket regardless of color, and all sockets are usable by default. If a gem's color matches a colored socket, it gains an additional +10% Quality — a major flexibility boost to gearing and build crafting.
The expansion also delivers significant reworks to Abyss and Legion, the return of the Mercenaries of Trarthus as core content, an all-new endgame system, and another new Ascendancy Class for the Scion.
Alongside the Allflame league mechanic, 3.29 reworks the Abyss and Legion encounters and reintroduces the Mercenaries of Trarthus into the core game, giving the Atlas fresh reasons to map. GGG has teased an all-new endgame system layered on top of the existing Atlas progression.
Players who complete the league's challenge system earn cosmetics themed around the deep-sea Allflame aesthetic — armour sets, weapon effects, and portal skins. The themed Kirac's Vault Pass offers additional cosmetics through the seasonal pass track.
Kirac's Vault Pass is Path of Exile's seasonal cosmetic pass, available each league for 300 Points (approximately $30 USD). Each Vault Pass is themed around the current league — the 3.29 Curse of the Allflame Vault Pass features deep-sea and Allflame-inspired cosmetics, weapon effects, and portal skins. Unlike a traditional battle pass, Vault Pass rewards are not time-gated by levels; they are unlocked by completing any challenge in-game.
Path of Exile's base game is completely free-to-play — the Vault Pass and supporter packs are purely cosmetic. All gameplay content, league mechanics, atlas passives, and skill gems are available without purchase. Supporter Packs are sold separately from the Vault Pass and typically range from $30 to $480 USD, offering additional cosmetics and supporter points for the in-game microtransaction shop.
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Grinding Gear Games has not announced an end date for Path of Exile 3.29 Curse of the Allflame yet. It launches July 24, 2026 at 20:00 UTC, and recent PoE leagues have run a median of 136 days. This page updates the moment GGG confirms the date.
Path of Exile 3.28: Mirage ended on July 20, 2026 at 22:00 UTC, after a 136-day run. 3.29: Curse of the Allflame launched four days later, on July 24, 2026 at 20:00 UTC.
The 3.28 Mirage league ended at 22:00 UTC on July 20, 2026 — 6:00 PM ET, 3:00 PM PT, 12:00 AM CEST on Jul 21. Mirage characters and their items migrated to the Standard league at that timestamp; nothing was deleted.
The current Path of Exile league is 3.29 Curse of the Allflame, which starts July 24, 2026 at 20:00 UTC. Its end date has not been confirmed by Grinding Gear Games; recent PoE leagues have run a median of 136 days.
Curse of the Allflame is a deep-sea challenge league. Its biggest system change is a socket overhaul — any Skill Gem can be socketed into any equipment slot regardless of color, and matching a gem's color to a socket grants +10% Quality. The league also reworks Abyss and Legion, brings back the Mercenaries of Trarthus, and adds a new Scion Ascendancy.
Path of Exile 3.29: Curse of the Allflame launches on July 24, 2026 at 1:00 PM PDT (20:00 UTC), confirmed by Grinding Gear Games. The full league was revealed during GGG Live on July 16, 2026.
The Kirac's Vault Pass — Path of Exile's seasonal cosmetic pass — costs 300 Points (approximately $30 USD). It can be purchased with real money or with earned Points. The Vault Pass is purely cosmetic and does not affect gameplay. Path of Exile's core game, including all league mechanics, is free-to-play.
Yes, Path of Exile is completely free to play. All gameplay content — leagues, skills, atlas mechanics, and story — is free. Microtransactions are limited to cosmetics, stash tab upgrades for convenience, and the optional Kirac's Vault Pass. There is no pay-to-win element in Path of Exile 1.
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