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Select the mods you want to require or exclude, set a minimum value where it matters, then paste the generated string into the in-game search box — Waystones, Tablets, Relics, vendor shopping, or any item's mod pool.

What is a Path of Exile 2 waystone regex?

A waystone regex is a search string you paste into Path of Exile 2's in-game search box to highlight only the items you care about. The search field matches modifier text as a regular expression, so a pattern like a list of alternatives separated by pipes will match any waystone carrying one of those modifiers, and a pattern with a numeric range can require a minimum roll. Building these by hand is error-prone because the search box has a character limit and the modifier wording must match exactly, which is why generating the string from a checklist of modifiers is faster and safer than typing one out.

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Rewards
  • Item Quantity
  • Item Rarity
  • Monster Pack Size
  • Waystone Drop Chance
  • Increased Magic Monsters
  • Increased Rare Monsters
  • Increased Gold found
Monster offence
  • Extra Fire Damage
  • Extra Cold Damage
  • Extra Lightning Damage
  • Extra Chaos Damage
  • Increased Monster Damage
  • Monster Damage Penetrates Resistances
  • Monster Critical
  • Monsters fire additional Projectiles
  • Increased Attack, Cast and Movement Speed
  • Increased Monster Accuracy
Monster defence
  • More Monster Life
  • +% Monster Elemental Resistances
  • Monsters are Armoured
Player debuffs
  • -% maximum Player Resistances
  • Less Recovery Rate of Life and ES
  • Players Cursed with Enfeeble
  • Players Cursed with Temporal Chains
  • Players Cursed with Elemental Weakness
Ground effects
  • Patches of Ignited Ground
  • Patches of Chilled Ground
  • Patches of Shocked Ground
  • Patches of Desecrated Ground

Tokens are AND-ed: an item must match every required mod and none of the excluded ones. Fragments are trimmed to the fewest characters that still tell one affix apart from the others. Matching is case-insensitive.