For PoE Allflame, claim completed challenge rewards and stop time-consuming trades before the listed 13:00 PST cutoff on November 9, 2026. While mapping can fund your remaining runs, POE currency is also a consideration when planning your Standard reserves.

The supplied schedule places the cutoff at 21:00 UTC on November 9, or 05:00 on November 10 in Asia/Shanghai. Treat that date as unverified until you check the in-game event information; do not assume an unfinished map or craft will receive extra time.

Claim rewards before starting another map

Open the challenge panel and inspect every completed entry for a claim action. Collect any available visual effects, hideout pieces, or other rewards before deciding which unfinished challenges deserve another attempt.

Open the challenge panel and identify completed challenges with rewards still awaiting collection.
Use any available claim action, then inspect the entry again to confirm it no longer offers that action.
Check your available hideout rewards and collect any that still require attention.
Pick only two or three unfinished challenges that can realistically fit into the remaining session.

A short boss attempt that can also produce saleable wealth may justify another run. A collection objective that needs hours does not fit a closing session, especially if finishing it means risking a heavily modified map near the deadline.

Do not assume that every reward requires a separate claim button or that an unclaimed reward will transfer automatically. The supplied information does not establish the exact behavior for each reward, so check the panel while the event is still active.

Set a hard stop for parties and trades

Finish coordinated party challenges at least one hour before the listed cutoff. Arrange a single hideout meeting, set the stopping time in advance, and leave late arrivals out rather than restarting a long block.

After the meeting, choose short solo tasks that do not depend on another player. Keep enough resources for the maps you actually intend to run; selling everything first can leave you unable to finish a remaining objective.

Reduce prices on public listings in stages rather than accepting a last-minute offer simply because the clock is running. Compare offers with your recent sales, and hide a listing if you would rather reconsider its value in Standard.

Items valued for Allflame-specific conveniences may attract different buyers after the transfer. Converting some event-dependent holdings into commonly traded currency can reduce that uncertainty, but it does not guarantee a particular Standard price.

Prepare the character for Standard

Stop any multi-step craft that cannot reasonably finish before the cutoff. A half-finished item may still exist afterward, but its remaining cost and sale prospects can change with the market.

Sort your stash around three practical groups: bulk you still want to sell, equipment your main character will keep, and resources you intend to reserve. Do not spend that reserve on a final expensive map if a simpler run can finish the same short objective.

The supplied schedule places Covens of Umbra around November 13 near 11:00 PST, but that timing is also unverified here. Keep possible preparations modest, and do not assume items reserved in Standard will be available to a new league character.

Standard transfer is not described as a character wipe. Before the first post-transfer map, inspect your equipment for any setup that depended on an Allflame-only interaction and replace it if necessary.

Use the final hour for checks

At 12:00 PST on the supplied schedule, stop mapping and return to the challenge panel. Collect remaining available rewards, review public tabs, and leave your character in town or your hideout instead of a dangerous map.

After the transfer, run one inexpensive map to check your flasks, pantheon, and loot filter before committing more resources. Review your reserved items and Path of exile currency plans after that check, then adjust any listings that no longer suit the Standard market.