Farming Omen of Light in Path of Exile 2 is one of the most currency-intensive strategies currently available. Because the strategy relies heavily on Abyss tablets, map choice matters far more than most players realize. Running the wrong layout doesn’t just feel bad—it actively wastes PoE 2 currency.

Path of Exile 2 0.4 Best Omen of Light Map 

When farming Omen of Light, you are always running Overrun maps due to the unique Abyss tablet. This massively increases the number of Abyss pits attempting to spawn on the map. The problem? Not every map can physically support that many Abysses. This guide ranks Path of Exile 2 0.4 best map based on how well it supports Abyss spawning when running Overrun maps with the unique Abyss tablet, specifically for Omen of Light farming. The goal is simple: identify which maps consistently spawn the maximum number of Abyss pits, and which ones silently delete value.

How This PoE 2 0.4 Omen of Light Tier List Was Tested

Every map on this list was run at least once, with many maps tested multiple times. Tested specifically under Omen of Light farming conditions. Evaluated based on actual Abyss pits spawned, not theoretical maximums.

Atlas Setup

The testing used an Atlas with Remnants of Power, which gives a 20% chance to double tablet effects. This explains why some maps show extremely high pit counts (50–60+). Because of this results have a ±5 Abyss pit variance. Good maps stay good even with bad RNG. Bad maps occasionally spike, but average terribly.

PoE 2 0.4 Omen of Light Map Tier List

S Tier

Run these whenever you can. These maps consistently spawn almost all Abyss pits, even with high tablet rolls. These maps are as close to perfect as it gets. Wide layouts, minimal obstacles, excellent density.

• Steppe

• Penitentiary (some narrow paths, still excellent)

• Frozen Falls

• Deserted

• Confluence

A Tier

These maps reliably spawn most Abysses and are excellent for consistent farming.

• Epitaph (somewhat narrow & cramped)

• Headland (somewhat narrow & cramped)

• Savannah

• Caldera

• Sandspit

• Spring

• Decay

• Stronghold

• Ravine

• Burial Bog

• Hidden Grotto (very narrow & long)

• Spider Woods

• Rupture

• Crimson Shores

• Digsite (lots of ledges)

• Flotsam (very narrow & long)

• Mesa

• Overgrown

• Riverhold

• Slick

• Steaming Springs

• Crypt (somewhat narrow)

• Sump

• Blooming Field

• The Assembly

Expected Abysses: ~25–35
Great for consistent Omen of Light farming.

B Tier

Playable and efficient if you’re not fully min-maxing. Some Abyss loss at higher rolls.

• Channel (lots of narrow hallways)

• Grimhaven

• Lofty Summit

• Razed Fields (weird chokepoints & walls)

• Riverside

• Rustbowl

• Canyon

• Cenotes

• Hive

• Oasis

• Rockpools

• Azmerian Ranges

• Ornate Chambers (narrow paths)

• Sulphuric Caverns

• Backwash

• Seepage (very long, big map – bad for Abyss)

Expected Abysses: ~20–24
Fine for casual farming, not ideal for heavy tablet investment.

C Tier

D Tier

These maps waste tablets. Poor layouts and low Abyss capacity.

• Sun Temple (very annoying layout)

• Cliffside (very annoying layout)

• Rugosa (very annoying layout)

• Bloodwood

• The Iron Citadel

• Mire

• Augury

• Ice Cave

• Forge

• Mineshaft

• Sinkhole

• Marrow

• Molten Vault

• Lost Towers

• The Copper Citadel

Expected Abysses: ≤15
Strongly not recommended.

See the full Omen of Light Map Tier List

Map Tier List Spreadsheet