Path of Exile: Covens of Umbra

  • Race to level 100
  • Covens of Umbra from 13 November 2026
  • Seven classes

The Path of Exile guides first, then the records timeline for Path of Exile and Path of Exile 2: league reveals, launch dates and firsts, each with where it was reported.

Guides

Records and events

  1. AnnouncementPath of Exile
    Path of Exile 2 1.0 brings the Shadow and the DuelistGrinding Gear Games

    At ExileCon Grinding Gear Games set out Path of Exile 2's free-to-play 1.0 on 11 December: the full campaign with Acts 5 and 6, the Shadow and the Duelist, and a new challenge league.

  2. AnnouncementPath of Exile
    Scarabs are gone: Threads of Creation rework the endgameGrinding Gear Games

    Covens of Umbra removes Scarabs. Threads of Creation for ten mechanics, a rebuilt Atlas passive tree and mechanics that interact replace them.

  3. AnnouncementPath of Exile
    Covens of Umbra: Fates, the Wickerman and the Coven QueenGrinding Gear Games

    Path of Exile 3.30's league lets you invoke up to three Fates on an area's boss for harder fights and bigger rewards, then impale the bosses' Viscera on the Wickerman for permanent buffs.

  4. EventPath of Exile
    Covens of Umbra launches on 13 NovemberEveryone

    Path of Exile 3.30 goes live on 13 November 2026 (PST), free on PC and consoles, one week after its ExileCon reveal. The race to level 100 starts with it.

  5. AnnouncementPath of Exile
    ExileCon 2026 reveals Covens of Umbra on stageGrinding Gear Games

    Grinding Gear Games scheduled the reveal of Path of Exile 3.30, Covens of Umbra, for the ExileCon 2026 main stage: a broadcast on 6 November at 12:30 PST (20:30 UTC) on Twitch and YouTube.

  6. AnnouncementPath of Exile
    Path of Exile 2 leaves early access on 11 DecemberGrinding Gear Games

    Announced at Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026: Path of Exile 2 version 1.0 releases on 11 December 2026 (PST), free to play, with the remaining campaign acts and the Duelist class.

Sources: Records: Grinding Gear Games’ announcements and the press, each named on its entry.