That is still only scratching the surface of how you can shape Atzoatl's present-day edition, however. When looking at the map which Alva reveals the participant, each room of this temple features a function that might be of interest .

"Every area has matters that it PoE trade currency increases the temple," Wilson explains. He mentions a Vaal breeding grounds area, which raises the density of creature packs around the present-day temple. Because more creatures means more killing, that's a good thing.

Before, every room you enter has two architects that are competing with one another to shape the room according to their design. If I input into the Vaal breeding grounds, as an example, and kill the affiliated architect, the competing builder has free reign to transform the space into anything his specialty is.

If, nevertheless, I kill that competing architect rather, the cheap poe currency Vaal breeding floor architect will update that room, which makes it a tier two version with stronger consequences --in this case even increased monster density. Every one of those rooms can be updated three times.