PoE Unique One-Handed & Two-Handed Axes for Sale

How Players Buy POE Axes

Long-time players already know how items are mostly obtained in Path of Exile: looted randomly from specific monsters. The same pretty much applies with axes. The problem with this is that for those looking for a specific axe, it can take some time and quite the luck. A common solution to this is through POE Trade, where players give an item of equal value.

Some players who don’t want to do this, or don’t have anything to trade might decide to buy POE axes from other players in an online marketplace. Here, other players create offers for their axes (among other items) and buyers browse through until they find an offer that suits them. Once they’ve ordered it and organized delivery with the seller, they just have to wait until they receive it and confirm delivery.

Why Use POE One Handed Axes and POE Two Handed Axes

What sets axes apart from other melee weapons is that it doesn’t have an implicit modifier. The exceptions to this are certain Unique Axes, and even then, those that do are the vast minority.

However, what the axe lacks in that particular aspect, it makes up for it with higher raw damage. In fact, this particular trade-off is why certain builds work best or even only with axes. Also, much like swords, POE one handed axes have a two-handed variant that occupies both the weapon and off-hand slots, but this is compensated by the even higher raw damage.

There aren’t too many builds that use axes and POE two handed axe, but they are good choices that can run a great variety of content. It also helps that there are certain nodes in the passive skill tree that increases axe damage.

Here are a few examples:

• Cyclone Resolute Technique Impale Berserker – this particular build uses Cylcone as an AOE melee skill to clear out hordes upon hordes of enemies. While it does not deal critical damage, it more than makes up for it with the full physical damage.
• Crimson Cyclone Duelist – while it also uses a two-hand axe as the berserker, it mostly relies on dealing critical damage instead of flat raw damage and uses Full Life Shaper.
• Blood Thirst Bleed Flicker Slayer – the build relies on one of POE one handed axes called Jack, The Axe, which grants level 20 Thirst for Blood skill, allowing the build to be centered on causing bleeding and generating Frenzy. The build also uses Flicker Strike, which teleports the user into a particular enemy and grants a movement speed buff for a short duration.

With those examples, it should be easy to see that axe builds are simple yet reliable and versatile, making them a good option if you want a chill but fun grind, especially in the endgame.

What POE Unique Axes to Use

Among these axe builds, many rely on Unique axes and POE Unique two-handed axes. Much like other items in the rarity tier, they give out bonuses and effects not found on any other rarity tiers, and even from other items that are also Unique. After all, it’s called as such for a reason.

Here’s a list of Unique axes POE and two-handed axes:

• Sinvicta’s Mettle – increases physical damage, attack speed, and AoE per 25 rampage kills, has Rampage, and gains increased AoE per 25 Rampage kills.
• Ngamahu’s Flame – chance to trigger level 16 Molten Burst on melee hit; increases melee damage and attack speed, converts 60% of physical damage to fire damage, and 20% of fire damage penetrates fire resistance.
• Atziri’s Disfavour – chance to maim target on hit, +2 to level of socketed support gems; increased physical damage, attack speed, chance to cause bleeding on hit, and +2 to weapon range.

There are many other Unique axes, and with their one-of-a-kind modifiers, plyayers can get creative and make a build yourself.