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Abyss Scarab

Understand how an Abyss Scarab guarantees an additional Abyss in a Path of Exile 1 map.

Current source recordReviewed Aug 11, 2026
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What happens if you use it?

WHAT CHANGES

The area gains one additional Abyss.

WHAT STAYS

The Abyss still follows its ordinary encounter process.

USE IT WHEN

The map and Atlas setup make another Abyss worthwhile.

MAIN RISK

The encounter can consume time or end without the reward being sought.

Area contains an additional Abyss

Can be used in a personal Map Device to add modifiers to a Map.

Game
Path of Exile 1
Item class
Map Fragment
Drop level
68
Stack size
20

Add one Abyss encounter to the area.

Placing the Scarab in a personal Map Device makes the area contain an additional Abyss. It adds the encounter itself; its route, completion, and rewards still depend on the map and gameplay.

Budget the time needed to follow the Abyss.

Use it when the Atlas plan supports Abyss content and the map layout allows the encounter to be followed efficiently. Include the additional clearing time when evaluating the run.

Before you use one

Poor layouts, failed encounters, or weak rewards can reduce practical value. The Scarab is consumed with the map activation.

Abyss-focused Atlas plans support its market.

The exchange value tracks Scarab supply and demand for additional Abysses. One added encounter does not guarantee a particular Abyss outcome or valuable reward.

LIVE MARKET SNAPSHOTAllflame

1 Divine Orb≈31 Abyss Scarab

198 abyss scarab traded in the source hour2 tracked exchange pairs

Active-side reference from GGG's official Currency Exchange book—not a guaranteed sale price. Listings can move. Source hour Sep 18, 2026 · 07:00 EDT.

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RETAINED HOURLY HISTORY

Divine Orb in Abyss Scarab

Lower -11.4%
Latest
31
Retained low
19
Retained high
36
Observations
166

Change compares the latest observation with the nearest retained observation about 24 hours earlier. This is market context, not a price guarantee or trading recommendation.