In PoE 2, corrupted implicit modifiers offer unique and powerful enhancements to items, obtainable through corruption mechanics such as using a Vaal Orb. These implicit mods can significantly impact builds, offering defensive, offensive, and utility-based advantages. However, corruption is risky, as it can also render an item unusable or remove its original properties.

List of PoE 2 Corrupted Implicits

Corrupted implicit mods in PoE 2 can be classified into several categories based on their effects:

1. Defensive Mods

These mods enhance a player's survivability through resistances, armor, evasion, or energy shield bonuses.

• (15–25)% increased Armour
• (15–25)% increased Evasion Rating
• (15–25)% increased Energy Shield
• (10–20)% reduced Attribute Requirements
• (3–5)% additional Physical Damage Reduction
• (10–20)% of Damage taken Recouped as Life or Mana
• +1% to all Maximum Elemental Resistances
• +(30–40) to Maximum Life
• +(20–25) to Maximum Mana
• +(13–19)% to Chaos Resistance
• +(20–25)% to Elemental Resistances (Fire, Cold, Lightning)
• +(1–3)% to Maximum Fire, Cold, and Lightning Resistance
• (20–30)% increased Block Chance
• +3% to Maximum Block Chance
• (20–25) Life or (10–15) Mana gained when you Block
• (20–30)% faster start of Energy Shield Recharge

2. Offensive Mods

These provide bonuses to attack damage, spell damage, or penetration.

• (20–30)% increased Damage
• Damage Penetrates (10–15)% Fire, Cold, or Lightning Resistance
• (15–25)% increased Physical Damage
• (20–30)% increased Spell Damage
• (40–50)% increased Spell Damage
• (6–8)% increased Attack Speed
• +(10–15)% to Critical Damage Bonus
• (10–20)% increased Range
• (20–30)% increased Elemental Damage with Attacks
• (40–50)% increased Elemental Damage with Attacks
• (20–30)% increased chance to Pierce an Enemy
• Projectiles have (10–20)% chance to Chain an additional time from terrain
• Bow Attacks fire an additional Arrow
• (20–30)% increased chance to Ignite, Freeze, or Shock
• (10–15)% increased Cast Speed

3. Utility and Special Mods

These provide unique effects that enhance gameplay in specific ways.

• Leech 3% of Physical Attack Damage as Life
• Leech 2% of Physical Attack Damage as Mana
• +1 to Maximum Endurance, Frenzy, or Power Charges
• (3–5)% increased Movement Speed
• Regenerate (1–2)% of Life per second
• (20–30)% increased Mana Regeneration Rate
• +1 to Level of all Fire, Cold, Lightning, Chaos, Physical, Minion, or Melee Skills
• (10–15)% increased Rarity of Items found
• (15–25)% increased Spirit
• Debuffs you inflict have (20–30)% increased Slow Magnitude
• (20–30)% increased Weapon Swap Speed
• Life Flasks gain (0.08–0.17) charges per second
• Mana Flasks gain (0.08–0.17) charges per second
• Gain 1 Rage on Hit

4. Jewels and Unique Effects

Jewels can also have corrupted implicit modifiers with significant benefits:

• +(5–10) to Strength, Dexterity, or Intelligence
• +(5–10)% to Fire, Cold, or Lightning Resistance
• +(3–7)% to Chaos Resistance
• Immune to Maim, Hinder, or Blind
• Corrupted Blood cannot be inflicted on you

In Path of Exile 2, acquiring powerful corrupted implicit modifiers often requires investing in PoE 2 Currency to obtain essential items like Vaal Orbs or other corruption-related materials. Players seeking the best gear enhancements frequently trade for currency to maximize their chances of rolling beneficial corrupted mods. Whether you're looking to boost your defenses, increase damage output, or gain unique utility effects, having a steady supply of PoE 2 currency ensures you can experiment with corruption mechanics without the risk of running out of resources.

5. How to Obtain Corrupted Implicits

Players can obtain corrupted implicit modifiers through various corruption methods:

1. Vaal Orbs – The most common method, randomly applying a corrupted implicit mod.
2. Temple of Atzoatl (Alva’s Incursion) – Some rooms allow players to corrupt items with specific mods.
3. Breachstones and Delirium Rewards – Certain league mechanics provide unique corrupted mods.
4. Tainted Currency – Some items in Path of Exile 2 might introduce new ways to apply corrupted implicits.