The leveling tracker already walks you through the campaign zone by zone. Give it your Path of Building build and it does more: it tells you which gems to grab and when, and keeps your build's milestones in front of you, so you are not alt-tabbing to a build guide between every zone.
Turn it on
The tracker uses the same build the Upgrade Finder runs against — the Path of Building file you have imported there. So import a build once (Build → Upgrade Finder, or the Character Planner), then on the leveling tracker press the Build toggle in its toolbar, beside Rewards and Hide done.
If you haven't imported one yet, the panel says so and offers an Import a build button that opens the planner. Nothing else about the tracker changes — the route and the timer work with or without a build.
Gems to get, bucketed by where you are
The panel lists every gem your build uses, sorted into buckets by how they line up with your current level and act:
- Pick up now — gems you already meet the level requirement for.
- This act — gems that come online during the act you are in.
- Coming later — gems for further down the campaign.
- Requirement unknown — a gem the bundled tables don't recognise is still listed rather than dropped, its timing simply left open.
Each gem shows whether it is a Skill or a Support and the character level it first becomes socketable, worked out from ePOE's bundled gem tables. Tap a gem to tick it off; your picks are remembered, so the list becomes a checklist of what you still owe your build.
Build milestones
Below the gems, the panel surfaces the level-agnostic decisions your build has already made, so you don't drift off-plan:
- Ascendancy — the ascendancy your build commits to, and how many points it spends.
- Keystones — the keystones (and notable passives) it allocates.
- Target gear — the unique items your build is built around.
- Flasks — how many flasks the build carries.
No build, or an unreadable one
With no build imported, you get the prompt and the Import button. If a build is selected but ePOE can't read the file, it tells you that instead — reselect or re-import it from the planner. Either way the tracker falls back cleanly to the plain route; you never lose the campaign steps.
Everything here is derived offline from the build and the bundled tables — no gem, class or build is hard-coded, so it works for whatever you import.
Related
- Leveling tracker for the campaign route, the session timer and how the tracker follows your zone changes.
- Upgrade Finder for the Path of Building build this reads, and scoring gear against it once you hit maps.
- Gems for the full detail on any gem the panel lists.