Convert Ducats before November 9, keep the result in Divine Orbs and liquid Chaos Orbs, and treat November 13 as a separate economy in PoE. While direct player trades remain the default, POE currency can be a practical fallback when dump-week whispers slow down, especially for mid-size conversions. Curse of the Allflame ends on November 9, 2026, and Patch 3.30 starts on November 13 with its own trade economy.

Convert Allflame Value Before the League Closes

Ducats should be the first item on the cleanup list because their value depends on Allflame content. After the league ends, Ducats do not become useful purchasing power in the new 3.30 economy, so waiting until November 8 evening usually means accepting thinner bids.

Open your stash and gather Ducats, Allflame-specific craft fuels, scarabs, and map fragments into one temporary tab.
Sort the items by remaining demand. Keep only materials needed for a specific boss attempt or final challenge goal.
Convert Ducats into Divine Orbs, Chaos Orbs, or other core stackables while buyers are still finishing Allflame content.
Move the received currency into a permanent-league wealth tab and remove the old league-only materials from active sale tabs.

Faustus remains useful for asynchronous orders. Meet Faustus in Act 6, invite him to your hideout, then open his Currency Exchange interface and set the Want and Have fields. Select the currency you want to receive, enter the item you are offering, confirm the gold fee, and leave the order active. A matched order should disappear from the active list while the received currency appears in the exchange result area.

Price High-Value Items Before Liquidity Dries Up

Mirror-tier items and valuable unique bases should be listed during the November 2 to 8 window instead of during the final hours on November 9. Buyers still compare these items against Divine Orbs, but the number of active buyers can fall quickly as the league-end dump accelerates.

Use a clear stack size and one firm price. Bulk buyers can complete a clean listing without starting another negotiation, while vague quantities often lead to delays or abandoned whispers. Scarabs and map fragments need the same treatment: if an item only supports a farm that players will stop running after November 6, sell it early at a reasonable discount rather than holding it for a disappearing bid.

Clean the Hideout and Stash Tabs

Cancel stale Faustus orders before the league ends, especially orders for Allflame-only stackables. Gold spent on an order that no longer has a buyer produces no useful return, and old orders can make it harder to see which conversions are still active.

Open Faustus and review every active order.
Cancel orders with no realistic remaining demand.
Collect completed exchanges and confirm the received currency in your stash.
Create separate tabs for permanent-league wealth, unsorted rares, craft bases, and 3.30 planning.
Finish one appraisal pass before November 9 so the launch week is not buried under unidentified or low-value stock.

Vendor low-weight rare items, lock craft bases valued at a Divine Orb or more, and move the rest into a sale tab. Put stackable currency near the top of that tab so price checks stay quick. Do not expect 3.29 maps or fragments to support a November 13 league start; those items remain behind after migration.

Use Divine Orbs as the Main Value Peg

Divine Orbs remain the clearest high-value reference across the end of 3.29 and the opening of 3.30. Their rate can shift during the dump, so compare several recent completed trades before moving a large stack. Several small sales are safer than one panic listing on November 9.

Keep a Chaos Orb reserve for everyday map crafting and the final 3.29 boss attempts. A practical split is enough Chaos for two full map-crafting days, with the rest converted into Divine Orbs after the Ducats are gone. This prevents a last-minute purchase from cutting into the Divine stack reserved for early 3.30 crafts.

Exalted-equivalent crafts on the permanent realm should use Divine Orb terms in the listing note when the client allows it. If a buyer prefers Chaos Orb values, write the Divine conversion clearly instead of relying on a rushed whisper exchange. Cross-league confusion is common during the four-day gap.

Protect the November 13 Reset

Do not treat 3.29 Divine rates as a forecast for 3.30. A fresh league reprices currency, gear, crafting materials, and early mapping supplies, so the goal is portable wealth and an uncluttered stash rather than a perfect prediction.

Set a hard stop for final boss attempts if progression is unfinished. Players who already completed Allflame content can spend November 2 to 8 on conversions and sorting, while players still pushing bosses should reserve two quiet days for the stash cleanup. Do not buy Allflame-only materials after November 7 unless a specific remaining kill requires them.

Before November 13, confirm the character that will start the new league, clear every Allflame-only Faustus order, and verify that Divine Orbs and Chaos Orbs are stored in the permanent league. Then review current values again before the first bulk craft; use POE goods only after your stash is sorted and your Divine-to-Chaos reference is updated.