If you're gearing a Titan in Path of Exile 2, you'll clock it fast: the weapon does most of the heavy lifting. Big phys hits, clean scaling, fewer "why did I do this" crafting moments. That's why I like a plan that keeps the chaos to a minimum, even if it still costs PoE 2 Currency along the way. Start with the right two-handed mace base, ideally a magic one that already rolled a strong high-tier physical percent mod with useful extras like accuracy or life on kill, then take it to Hibinashi for a blessing before you touch anything else.

Next, upgrade the item to rare in a way that actually moves the needle. Using a Greater Essence of Abrasion is popular here because it forces a chunky flat physical roll, something like +34 to +39. That one step does a lot more than people think, since every later "% increased physical" multiplier has real numbers to multiply. You're not chasing perfection yet. You're building a weapon that already feels good when you swing it.

Now for the part most folks mess up: they keep slamming and end up with six mods that don't talk to each other. Instead, head to the Well of Souls with a Preserved Jawbone and line up your Omens before you click anything. Omen of Sinistral Necromancy pushes the next Desecration to add only a prefix, and Omen of the Blackblooded makes that prefix come from the Kurgal pool. It lands as an unrevealed prefix, which is the whole point. You've just "stored" power without cluttering the rest of the item.

Once the weapon's moving in the right direction, use an Omen of Greater Exaltation so your next Greater Exalted Orb adds two modifiers at once. That helps you reach a full six-mod item quickly, and it matters because a full item lets you reroll suffixes with less risk of breaking your best pieces. Then you can use a Perfect Essence of Battle to spin suffixes specifically for "Chance to gain Onslaught on Killing Hits." It's not just a luxury. On a Titan, that speed bump changes how the whole build feels in maps and boss phases.



Go back and reveal the hidden prefix at the Well of Souls. You're hunting the scary-good hybrid that can show something like 154% increased physical damage, sometimes paired with a drawback such as reduced attack speed. Don't panic if it's not flawless. If the total phys package is strong, push quality to 20% and check your real DPS, not your feelings. When you're ready for the gamble you can actually justify, take it to the Temple of Corruption with an Omen of Corruption to guarantee the Vaal Orb changes the item, and if you land a useful enchant like increased stun buildup, you'll feel why people bother with this whole loop, especially if you're shopping smart with u4gm poe2 early instead of rage-spending mid-craft.