Megalomaniac is a unique Medium Cluster Jewel with three notable passives. Search each passive on a candidate jewel, then decide whether the combination supports your build. A strong individual notable does not make the other two useful, and this reference does not rank an entire jewel or estimate its trade price.

1. Search by a notable name or a stat such as minion life, fire damage, or critical strike.
2. Use cluster-size and category filters to narrow the reference. Keyword filters can match any selected keyword or require all of them; check this mode when results seem unexpectedly broad or empty.
3. Save relevant notables as favorites, then use a named build profile to keep separate build plans.

Examples from the 307-record tool index

These are examples, not a claim that the index contains every current game passive. The stats describe separate passives, not proof that both appear on a particular jewel.

Enter owned oil counts in the Oil Tracker, then compare recipes by availability, target, and effect. Repeated ingredients require repeated copies: a recipe using the same oil twice needs two of that oil, not just a check that you own its type. Favorites help keep intended recipes separate from the full search.

Amulet and ring recipes are different

Amulet recipes grant a passive skill with three recipe oils. Ring recipes use two and modify Blight towers, not your character’s passive tree. Anointments are applied in game by Cassia; changing counts in this planner neither spends oils nor updates your stash.

Craftable means all oils owned for one anointment on the selected eligible target and condition: base recipe plus one Tainted Oil for corrupted items or one Reflective Oil for mirrored items. Corrupted mirrored items, talismans and non-anointable targets are blocked. Each recipe is checked independently, not as a combined crafting budget. Eligible Blight uniques and Cord Belts use passive recipes; confirm your specific item's eligibility at Cassia. Prismatic is a recipe ingredient, not a wildcard. Tainted or Reflective is an extra oil for eligible corrupted or mirrored items respectively; neither replaces recipe ingredients or improves passive effect. Corrupted mirrored items cannot be anointed.

Recipe snapshot checked 2026-10-03 against 3.29 (PoEDB live-site banner). Dated source snapshot, not live game data or a guarantee of every current recipe. Confirm the recipe and result at Cassia before spending oils. Blight-ravaged Map modifiers can differ. The tracker currently contains 563 recipe records and 16 oil records.

Search the 1132-record Unique Library by item name, base, or modifier, then narrow by equipment slot, weapon type, attribute requirement, or defense type. Character-level filters answer a different question from stat filters: a useful modifier does not necessarily mean your character can equip the item.

Use the library’s level display and STR, DEX, and INT requirements together. A shown defense or modifier range is a reference range, not the roll on your own item. The library is not a live price checker, build optimiser, or a guarantee that an older version of an item matches the current game.

Why modifier restrictions matter

Read the full modifier list rather than only the largest numerical bonus. Restrictions and special effects can change whether an item suits your defenses, damage setup, or skill links. The examples here are a curated sample of the searchable dataset, not a complete current-game item list.

Enter Final Target and Already Shipped in the port quota’s units. Enter This Shipment in the chosen cargo units. In Bars mode, the ore quota still uses raw-equivalent amounts: each bar supplies five units of quota credit. Crop cargo uses a one-to-one quota credit. Quota completion and shipment value are separate results.

Worked quota example

A final ore target of 10,000, with 2,000 already shipped and a planned cargo of 1,000 bars, adds 5,000 raw-equivalent quota credit. The remaining quota after this shipment is 3,000. This five-times multiplier is quota credit, not a claim about the smelting input ratio.

Shipment value and Dust

A shipment with 600,000 base goods value and 600,000 Dust has a projected value of 1,200,000 in the calculator. Dust contributes fully up to the goods value; beyond that point the tool applies diminishing returns. Use its efficient-Dust guidance rather than treating each extra Dust unit as an equal gain.

When enabling remaining-stock limits, enter only resources still available to add, excluding amounts already entered in This Shipment. Raw ore and bars have separate stock fields. For example, if you owned 100 and have committed 80, enter 20 as stock left to add. Blank stock fields mean none available for recommendations.

Goal markers are planning milestones, not guaranteed reward tiers. The calculator does not predict exact items, crew outcomes, risk, or profit. Port rewards and game rules can change with a patch.