Cartography Scarab of Corruption
Understand the exact Path of Exile 1 map rule applied by Cartography Scarab of Corruption: non-Unique Maps found in the area are Corrupted with eight modifiers.
What happens if you use it?
Non-Unique Maps found in the area are Corrupted with eight modifiers.
Other map rules, encounter outcomes, and random drops remain uncontrolled.
Use it when the strategy values pre-corrupted eight-modifier map drops and can accept that those maps cannot be safely adjusted afterward.
Corruption and eight modifiers can make found maps dangerous or unsuitable; the rule does not guarantee valuable layouts or rewards.
Non-Unique Maps found in Area are Corrupted with 8 Modifiers
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
- 73
- Stack size
- 20
Treat the printed map rule as the guarantee.
Placed in a personal Map Device, Cartography Scarab of Corruption applies this rule to the area: Non-Unique Maps found in the area are Corrupted with eight modifiers. It does not guarantee any encounter outcome, item, or profit beyond what that sentence explicitly states.
Build the map around the guaranteed change.
Use it when the strategy values pre-corrupted eight-modifier map drops and can accept that those maps cannot be safely adjusted afterward.
Corruption and eight modifiers can make found maps dangerous or unsuitable; the rule does not guarantee valuable layouts or rewards.
Its exchange value follows strategies that can exploit the rule.
Current activity measures demand for this exact map modifier. It cannot guarantee that a single area repays Cartography Scarab of Corruption or produces a particular reward.
1 Divine Orb≈17 Cartography Scarab of Corruption
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.
Open the full market desk →Divine Orb in Cartography Scarab of Corruption
- Latest
- 17
- Retained low
- 7
- Retained high
- 20
- Observations
- 165
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.