PoE2 Cheats & Mods: What's Actually Allowed

No. Path of Exile 2's terms of use prohibit third-party software that modifies the game client, automates play, or gives an unfair gameplay advantage (bots, memory-reading overlays, packet manipulation, etc.). Accounts found using these tools risk suspension or permanent ban.

Tools that only read publicly available data or generate files you manually load yourself are generally treated as compliant — for example, loot filter files (.filter text files loaded through the game's own options menu), build planners that don't inject into the game process, and price-check sites that query public trade data. When in doubt, the safest rule is: if a tool touches the running game client's memory or automates input, it's against the rules; if it only produces a file you load through official in-game settings, it's normally fine.

No — these are calculators and file generators that run entirely outside the game and don't modify the client or automate anything. You're doing the math or writing the filter file yourself; the tool just saves you the manual work.

Path of Exile 2 is an always-online, server-authoritative game, so traditional client-side mods (the kind common in offline RPGs) aren't functionally possible for anything that affects core gameplay — the server controls drops, combat resolution, and progression.