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PoE league currency and items stay in the permanent league after Allflame ends; they do not fund a new 3.30 character. Selling spare Ducats for core orbs preserves value for permanent-league play, while POE currency belongs to the economy where it is held.
Set the deadline before selling
The supplied Allflame schedule puts the league end on November 9, 2026, and the 3.30 launch on November 13. Confirm those dates in the game before planning around them, and leave time to complete trades rather than relying on the final hours.
Ducats are an Allflame-specific currency, so their useful demand depends on players still completing that league's content. Sell spare stock while buyers remain active; a lower offer can be preferable to holding materials nobody wants to buy.
Finish any planned boss attempts first, then set aside enough time to sell the remaining supplies. If an item only supports a farm you no longer intend to run, list it before demand thins.
Convert spare Ducats and supplies
Use Faustus for eligible currency and stackable items when an exchange order is more practical than arranging individual trades. Meet Faustus in Act 6 and invite him to your hideout before using the Currency Exchange.
Open the Currency Exchange through Faustus and choose the item you want to receive under Want.
Choose Ducats or another eligible stackable under Have, then check the quantities and gold fee.
Place the order and check whether it fills immediately or remains open for a match.
Review open orders before the league ends, and cancel stale ones rather than leaving them at prices buyers no longer accept.
An open order is not a completed sale. Check its status before counting the proceeds, and remember that a gold fee makes repeatedly replacing orders costly.
Divine Orbs and Chaos Orbs are useful core currencies to hold for permanent-league trades. Compare available offers before moving a large amount, and consider smaller sales across several days rather than accepting a poor last-hour price.
Price Scarabs, map fragments, and Allflame crafting materials against the time left to use them. Keep only what your remaining plans require; unsold league-specific supplies cannot become spending power in the fresh 3.30 economy.
Sort the stash for migration
Separate permanent-league holdings from your plans for a new league character. Currency, maps, and fragments from Allflame remain behind after migration, even if you convert them into widely used core orbs first.
Run one pass through rare items and bases. Vendor low-value rares, set aside bases you consider worth selling, and move the rest into a sale tab so that active listings are easy to review.
List valuable items early, with a clear price and stack size where relevant. Check that the listed stock is still available after a sale or conversion; outdated listings waste time for both sides.
Keep enough Chaos Orbs for any remaining map crafting or boss attempts in Allflame. Move the rest only when you no longer need that buffer, and do not treat the resulting Divine Orbs as a reserve for a fresh league character.
Reset your expectations for 3.30
The new league starts with its own economy, so an Allflame Divine-to-Chaos rate is not a reliable opening price for 3.30. Recheck offers in the new league before committing to a large craft or bulk purchase.
Account-bound cosmetics and your knowledge remain useful, but old characters and their stashes do not supply the new league. Plan your starter around what that character can acquire after launch rather than around maps or crafting materials already owned elsewhere.
Before the stated November 9 end, visit Faustus, review each open order, and sell or use the Ducats you do not need. For any later POE currency trade, first confirm which league holds the currency and check current offers there.
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