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How U4GM Plans a PoE Allflame Sell Down
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Sell PoE Allflame stock while buyers still need it, and keep only enough liquid currency for your remaining goals. Although some players consider POE currency for their next character, existing league holdings do not fund a fresh Covens start.

Clear the stock that still has buyers

The supplied schedule places the Covens of Umbra reveal on November 6, 2026, and launch on November 13. Treat those dates as provisional until confirmed in the game client or an official announcement; the Allflame end date is also not certain.

Start with expensive bulk tabs: niche fossils, unused crafting bases, and league-specific scraps. Check what is still selling, then price stock for the remaining Allflame sessions rather than holding out for a perfect return after buyers move on.

Open your stash and inspect each bulk tab. Separate items you still need for challenges or a nearly finished craft from stock you intend to sell.
Check current demand before setting prices. If a category has stopped attracting buyers at useful rates, lower your expectations rather than counting the listed value as money already earned.
Review your Faustus exchange listings and remove outdated orders. Faustus is the currency exchange, so unfilled listings can leave resources tied up instead of available for your last projects.
Count your Divine Orbs and other liquid staples. Keep a small reserve only if it supports a specific remaining goal; otherwise, avoid starting another expensive craft.

A completed sale means the stock is gone and the proceeds are available to collect or use. An unsold listing is not a completed conversion, so check it again before the final Allflame sessions instead of assuming the tab has cleared.

Use the reveal to adjust, not restart

The supplied reveal time is November 6 at 12:30 p.m. PST. Check the confirmed time before setting aside the session, especially if you play in another time zone.

Watch for confirmed details about the league mechanic, new support gems, and changes that could affect valuable crafting bases. If a reveal weakens demand for an item you still hold, revisit its price that evening instead of waiting for the final weekend.

Keep your notes short: a leveling outline, first lab timing, and one early mapping plan are enough to start. Do not treat trailer imagery or an unconfirmed mechanic as a reason to buy more stock.

Finish any Allflame challenges tied to rewards you want before the league ends. Spend Ducats and other league scraps on useful remaining purchases, but do not buy a leveling kit expecting it to move into the fresh league.

Prepare for a clean start

Download the update when the client makes it available, update your item filter, and check the launch countdown rather than assuming a local midnight start. The supplied material mentions PC and console together, but the exact launch time still needs confirmation.

Clean your existing stash for easier review, while remembering that old holdings stay outside the new economy. On launch day, check the league selection during character creation before committing to your new character.

Set a first-day goal that does not rely on predicted prices: finish the campaign, reach your first atlas progress, and try one mapping approach. Keep major crafting projects on hold until you understand the new market and have resources earned in the new league.

Before leaving Allflame, review your remaining exchange orders and challenge progress; then use POE trade currency only after checking which league your new character belongs to.