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Delirium

Delirium now has a clearer Atlas identity, deterministic quest progression, a revamped passive tree, and new escalation mechanics that point toward a dedicated pinnacle boss.

Delirium

What changed​

  • Delirium has a new Atlas hub: The Withered Willow, south-west of the Atlas start.
  • Maps around the hub always contain Delirium and grant points for the Delirium Atlas Passive Tree.
  • The Delirium Atlas Passive Tree was completely revamped with new and changed nodes.
  • After touching a Delirium Mirror, a new bar shows fog depth and time remaining.
  • The fog direction now points toward the map boss, and Delirium map bosses are always 100% delirious.

New progression​

  • New mirror-shard encounters appear at certain depths on the Delirium bar.
  • Completing Delirium Mirrors can spawn Grand Mirrors on nearby Atlas maps.
  • Grand Mirrors duplicate the map boss; killing both bosses unlocks The Trial of Madness.
  • Trial of Madness spreads fog from a chosen map, raises Deliriousness through rare monsters and bosses, and opens Simulacrum at 100%.
  • Simulacrum is now a 7-wave encounter and completion grants a key to the Delirium pinnacle boss.

Rewards to watch​

  • Loathsome Mire can drop two new amulet bases that grant two instilled notables with a prefix or suffix tradeoff.
  • Liquid Emotions can craft jewel modifiers, similar to greater essence behavior.
  • Potent emotions can add powerful jewel mods and instill new notables not normally found on the passive tree.
  • Some non-amulet Delirium uniques can now drop Raven-Touched, allowing them to be instilled.