Trial of the Sekhemas Relics
Relics modify Trial of the Sekhemas runs and compete for space on the Relic Altar. A Relic search helps you find defensive, recovery, reward and utility effects in your stash.
Build a Relic RegexWhat are Trial Relics?
Relics are placed on the Relic Altar when preparing a Trial of the Sekhemas. Their modifiers apply during the Trial and can support survival, recovery, rewards or other parts of the run.
Relics also vary in size. A powerful modifier is only useful if the Relic fits into your altar setup alongside your other items.
Why search Relic modifiers?
Repeated Trial runs can leave you with many Relics that share a base shape but have different modifiers and values. Searching them is faster than opening every tooltip when you change your planned run or altar layout.
For example, to find Relics that increase monster drops, set Seek on #% increased quantity of Relics dropped by Monsters. Leave the value blank to match any roll, then compare highlighted Relics by roll value and size. Try this search in the builder.
Regex: "cs d"
Paste the complete expression, including the quotes, into your stash search field to find the Relics quantity modifier.
The highlighted Relics have the Relics quantity modifier. Other reward effects, such as Sacred Water bonuses or Keys quantity, do not satisfy this condition.
In this example, Swift Urn matches the filter while Commoner's Urn does not. Check the full modifier list and item dimensions before fitting a highlighted Relic into your altar setup.
There is no universal best Relic search. A character attempting progression may prioritise different effects from a character farming rewards, and the available altar space can change which combinations are practical.
How the Relic Regex Builder works
Choose the Relic effects you need and whether to match all or any of them. PoEGuru generates a search string that highlights matching Relics in your stash.
The regex highlights matching item text. You still need to compare roll values, Relic dimensions and the complete altar arrangement.
Match All requires every chosen effect; Match Any accepts one or more. Item filters still apply in both modes, and Avoid conditions still exclude items.
A blank modifier input normally means any roll; rows labelled Requires a minimum need a value before selection. Enter 10 for 10 or higher, or 10-20 for an inclusive range where a numeric input is available. Rows without numeric inputs search for the effect at any roll value.
Compress shortens eligible Any-mode searches that do not use numeric modifier bounds or listing prices. Item filters keep their conditions, and selecting item filters alone does not enable Compress. If compression is unavailable, use Standard output; there is no need to change your filter options just to compress the string.
Currency filters look for whole-number ~b/o and ~price item listing notes, not NPC vendor gold. Fractional prices and automatic currency conversion are not supported. Check the asking price before buying.
A practical Relic-sorting workflow
- Decide which part of the next Trial you are trying to improve.
- Select the relevant defensive, recovery, reward or utility effects.
- Paste the generated regex into the stash search.
- Compare the highlighted Relics by value, size and available altar space.
- Test broad or compressed expressions in Stash Lab.
Explore the Relic Regex Builder
Trial Relic regex FAQ
Does a highlighted Relic automatically belong in my setup?
No. Matching effects identify candidates, but roll values, shape and the remaining altar space still matter.
Can PoEGuru arrange the Relic Altar?
No. The builder highlights matching modifiers; fitting the items onto the altar grid is up to you.
Can I test a Relic regex before using it in game?
Yes. Paste it into Stash Lab and inspect which representative generated Relics match.
Based on game data from build 324327.
Game updates can change item wording and availability. Check important matches in game.
Searches use English game-client wording.
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