Grinding Gear Games decided to extend the Path of Exile: Legacy of Phrecia event until late April 2025 after players' positive reception. The launch on February 20 led to rapid growth of players, reaching 92,000 concurrent players on Steam within a short period. This extension creates additional time for players to experience both the mechanisms and special rewards of the game.
Legacy of Phrecia offers 19 new subclasses to players through its updated system that substitutes the Ascendancy framework along with its various gameplay modes. Players now use Idol instead of Atlas Passive Tree to create their customized endgame course. Through these creative features, the game offers advanced gameplay experiences to veteran players and opportunities for new players to enter the game successfully.
The exclusive Autumn Knight Armor Set incentive draws players to participate as it becomes available when they meet particular level requirements. The special event reward boosts player interests specifically in the new gameplay features. Community feedback and player enthusiasm about new game features led to the decision to extend the event, as participants praised both creative gameplay options and wide build flexibility.
The extra time period gives players space to try out all new subclasses together with idol mechanics without rushing their experience. The exciting content delivered by Grinding Gear Games changed this Path of Exile event into one of its most popular time-limited experiences.
FAQs
When does the Legacy of Phrecia event end?
The Legacy of Phrecia event continues running through late April 2025.
What are the major changes in the event?
The event includes 19 new subclass types while converting the Atlas Passive Tree functionalities into the Idol system.
How can players earn the Autumn Knight Armor Set?
Players participating in the event can get the Autumn Knight Armor Set if they reach particular quest level requirements within the event window.
Why was the event extended?
Due to its strong reception and player engagement.