All Lineage Support Gems in Path of Exile 2, Explored

Read this article to learn about all Lineage Support gems added in Path of Exile 2: The Third Edict.

In Path of Exile 2, Lineage Support works as unique support gems. By using these gems, which were added in the Third Edict, players can fortify their builds with respect to various stats. Currently, there are 40 Lineage Support gems in Path of Exile 2, and this article will explain them all in detail.

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Lineage Support Gems in Path of Exile 2

Different Lineage Support gems require different stats to work properly. Despite being a new range of support gems, they only take a +5 stat requirement. So, without any further ado, let’s get right into it.

STR (Red) Lineage Supports in Path of Exile 2

1. Amanamu’s Tithe: Supports Persistent Minion Skills, granting a chance when Supported Minions die for you to gain an Abyssal Monster Modifier.
2. Atalui’s Bloodletting: Supports any Skill, turning a portion of its Mana cost into a Life cost. Does not support Skills that reserve Spirit. Moreover, supported Skills gain a portion of their Life cost as extra Physical Damage.
3. Einhar’s Beastrite: Supports Melee Strike skills, causing them to steal a Modifier from Rare monsters they kill for a lengthy duration, while being unable to damage enemies not on low Life. Does not modify skills used by Minions.
4. Brutus’ Brain: Supports skills which create Minions, causing them not to deal or take Damage. Cannot support skills that create undamageable Minions.
5. Uruk’s Smelting: Supports any skill, causing Armour Break it inflicts to be stronger. Additionally, fully Breaking Armour with Supported Skills permanently increases the Physical Damage taken by those affected, up to a cap.
6. Kaom’s Madness: Supports Melee Attacks, which create fissures in the ground, causing them to create many additional fissures at the cost of damage, attack speed, and area of effect.
7. Paqaute’s Pact: Supports Warcries, causing them to inflict massive amounts of Corrupted Blood on enemies in their area of effect, at the cost of your Life.
8. Xoph’s Pyre: Supports Skills that can cause Damaging Hits, granting extra Chaos damage and causing Chaos damage to Contribute to Ignites.
9. Uul-Netol’s Embrace: Supports Skills that can cause Damaging Hits, granting extra Chaos damage and causing Chaos damage to Break Armour.
10. Tawhoa’s Tending: Supports Skills which create Totems, causing those Totems to have more Life. Additionally, totems created by Supported Skills explode on death, dealing Physical damage based on their Life.
11. Daresso’s Passion: Supports Banner Skills, causing them to require significantly less Glory to use.
12. Uthred’s Augury: Supports Skills that can gain levels, granting them many additional levels, provided exactly two other supports are used with the supported Skill. However, does not support skills that do not have levels.
13. Uthred’s Exodus: Supports Skills that can gain levels, granting them many additional levels, provided no other supports are used with the supported Skill. However, does not support skills that do not have levels.
14. Uthred’s Omen: Supports Skills that can gain levels, granting them many additional levels, provided exactly one other support is used with the supported Skill. Does not support skills that do not have levels.

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DEX (Green) Lineage Supports in Path of Exile 2

1. Ailith’s Chimes: Supports Skills that can expend Combo. On expending Combo with Supported Skills, you have a chance to gain Power Charges based on the amount of Combo expended.
2. Arakaali’s Lust: Supports any Skill that Hits Enemies, causing it to deal increasingly higher damage the more Poisons are on the target.
3. Arjun’s Medal: Supports Crossbow Skills, granting a chance to load a bolt into all Crossbow Ammunition on kill with Supported Skill.
4. Atziri’s Allure: Supports Curse Skills, causing those Curses to ignore the usual Curse Limit, but be reflected back to you.
5. Garukhan’s Resolve: Supports Attack Skills you use yourself, which do not already have some Condition for use. Supported Skills can only be used after you have moved a certain distance, but will Bifurcate Critical Hit Chance. Cannot support Skills that have a Cooldown or that are Triggered, and does not modify skills used by Minions.
6. Piety’s Mercy: Supports Skills that cause Damaging Hits. Hits from Supported Skills cannot kill Enemies.
7. Rakiata’s Flow: Supports Skills that can cause Damaging Hits, causing those Hits to treat Enemy Elemental Resistances as inverted.
8. Ratha’s Assault: Supports Crossbow Ammunition Skills, causing them to load multiple extra bolts. Supported Skills cannot reload normally, instead loading bolts when you Dodge.
9. Rigwald’s Ferocity: Supports Attack skills, granting them Attack Speed at the cost of Damage or Damage at the cost of Attack Speed depending on the Weapon Set they are used in. However, does not modify skills used by Minions.
10. Tacati’s Ire: Supports Skills that can cause Damaging Hits. Poison inflicted with Supported Skills deals Damage faster the higher your Rage.
11. Tul’s Stillness: Supports Skills that cause Damaging Hits. However, hits from Supported Skills cannot kill Enemies.

INT (Blue) Lineage Supports in Path of Exile 2

1. Ahn’s Citadel: Supports skills that create walls in a line, causing them to instead be created along a Fissure, at the cost of damage and Area of Effect.
2. Arbiter’s Ignition: Supports Fire Spell Skills. You have a chance to gain Flame Archon when Igniting with Supported Skills.
3. Dialla’s Desire: Supports any Skill which has levels, increasing the level and Quality, while reducing the cost and Reservation.
4. Doedre’s Undoing: Supports Curse Skills. Supported Curse Skills create Hazardous areas which explode when Enemies enter them, Cursing Enemies and dealing Chaos Damage based on your Intelligence.
5. Esh’s Radiance: Supports Skills that can cause Damaging Hits, granting extra Chaos damage and causing Chaos damage to Contribute to Shock.
6. Ixchel’s Torment: Supports Skills that Trigger other Skills. Skills Triggered by Supported Skills have their Damage, Area of Effect, and Projectile Speed randomly raised or lowered when Triggered, as well as recovering a random amount of their cost when Triggered.
7. Kalisa’s Crescendo: Supports Curse Skills. Enemies Cursed by Supported Skills are Pacified for the final portion of the Supported Curse’s duration.
8. Kulemak’s Dominion: Supports Offering Skills, causing Spells that affect an area around you or a target location to also affect the area around Supported Offerings.
9. Kurgal’s Leash: Supports Commandable Minions, causing you and the Supported Minion to gain Unholy Might when you Command them.
10. Romira’s Requital: Supports Skills that create Companions, which can be damaged. Minions created by Supported Skills take a portion of the Hit Damage you would otherwise have taken, but have lowered maximum Life. A percentage of Damage taken this way is Recouped by you as Life.
11. Sione’s Temper: Supports Projectile Spells. Supported Spells have an increasingly higher chance to fire many additional Projectiles in a circle, resetting when they do.
12. Tecrod’s Revenge: Supports skills that create Persistent Minions, causing those Minions to fight on when they are fatally wounded, dying after a short duration, or when they take further damage exceeding their maximum Life. Minions from Supported Skills gain Soul Eater and a burst of speed on entering this state.
13. Varashta’s Blessing: Supports any Skill that can deal Damage, causing it to deal more Damage per different Command Skill used.
14. Vilenta’s Propulsion: Supports Spell Skills that fire Projectiles, causing increases and reductions to cast speed to also apply to Projectile speed.
15. Zarokh’s Refrain: Supports Spells that affect an area around you or a target location. Supported Spells echo twice, causing their effects to happen again after a short delay, but Supported Skills are given a short Cooldown. Cannot support Channelling skills, Remote skills, skills which already have a Cooldown, or skills which are Triggered.

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