PoE 3.30 Timeline for Allflame Players from U4GM

Allflame ends on November 9 at 1 PM PST, so finish its challenges and settle trades before your characters and inventory move to Standard. PoE 3.30 launches on November 13 PST; while ordinary trading can consolidate your holdings, POE currency is a separate option to consider before making any spending decision.

Work backward from the league deadline

The ExileCon keynote begins November 6 at 1 PM PST, three days before Allflame ends. The end time is also November 9 at 4 PM EST; convert the PST time to your own time zone rather than assuming the same local hour applies.

Use the period before the keynote to finish challenges and sell niche holdings while there are still buyers. Treat the last seventy-two hours as a settlement window: complete outstanding trades, review listings, and avoid purchases that leave you with items you cannot sell before the deadline.

The keynote may change expectations about future crafting demand, but it does not guarantee an item price or exchange rate. Keep enough flexibility to react without making a rushed purchase on announcement day.

Finish rewards before selling your tools

Complete the Allflame challenges you still want before disposing of gear or resources needed to finish them. Challenge rewards stop being obtainable at the league deadline, so check your progress and claim any available rewards while Allflame is still active.

Open the challenge interface and review your remaining objectives, then return to your character inventory and stash to identify what you need to keep. After claiming a reward, check the challenge interface again to confirm its status; do not assume progress alone has completed a separate claim.

Do not sell a useful item simply because it has a buyer if it is part of your remaining challenge plan. Once the relevant objectives are complete, reassess that item alongside the rest of your holdings.

Turn awkward holdings into flexible currency

Review each stash tab and character inventory, then give valuable items a rough estimate in Divine Orb or Exalted Orb terms. Those currencies are recognizable stores of value, but their exchange rates and future demand are not fixed by the schedule.

Prioritize large stacks of low-denomination currency, narrow-use fragments, and league-specific items that may have little Standard demand. Check current trade listings before setting a price, and leave time to adjust an item that attracts no buyer. A listed item is not a completed sale: confirm the trade has actually taken place before counting its proceeds.

Divine Orbs and Exalted Orbs can make a stash easier to manage, but converting everything at any price can waste value. Keep what you still need for challenges, compare the offers available, and accept that some niche items may be better kept than sold under pressure.

Understand the Standard handoff

Allflame characters and their inventories transfer to Standard after the league ends; they do not carry the league economy with them. An item that sells readily in Allflame may face different demand in Standard, so clear or fulfill active listings before the deadline rather than relying on a last-minute buyer.

Standard is permanent, and currency held there does not expire. The transfer happens after the league ends, so keeping resources available for final Allflame purchases and challenges comes before the move.

Keep Standard holdings separate from any fresh league plans. Currency transferred to Standard is available for Standard play, not a starting balance in a new league; prices in the new economy do not automatically determine what your Standard stash will buy.

The sequel also has a separate economy. Do not combine its holdings with your Allflame or Standard inventory when deciding what you can spend.

Before November 9 at 1 PM PST, open your stash, check each character inventory, and finish or remove outstanding listings. Compare your remaining holdings with the POE currency orbs you plan to keep, then confirm your challenge rewards before the league closes.