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Trying to grab 50 Petition Splinters without wasting your whole night U4GM’s latest player guide walks you through honest farm spots realistic drop expectations and smart routing that actually feels doable .

Grinding out 50 Petition Splinters is rough, no way around it, and if you have been stuck on the same boss for hours with nothing dropping, it starts to feel like the game is trolling you, especially when you are also trying to manage your poe2 currency and other upgrade plans at the same time. Most players just spam the same dungeon on autopilot and hope the drops magically fix themselves. That is how you end up sitting at 49 splinters and wanting to uninstall. The trick is not to go harder on one method, but to stack a few different ones so every run, every craft, every bit of junk gear is pushing that counter forward.

Lithograph Book First
The Lithograph Book is where most people sleep on free progress. It looks like some side system you can ignore, but it is actually the cleanest way to grab a chunk of Petition Splinters in one go. You just wulgaryzm through the entries that reward splinters and check what they want from you. A lot of it is basic blue gear crafts or stuff you can knock out while clearing your stash. I ended up realising half the “trash” rares and blues I had been vendoring could have finished multiple lithograph entries. If you are short, grab a few cheap green or blue lithographs off the market, craft the required items, and turn them in. No dice roll, no praying for drops, just a guaranteed payout once you tick the box.


Smart Dungeon Routing
You still need dungeons, but you do not need to run every single one. Cursed Wasteland and Death’s Abyss tend to be the sweet spot because they drop gear you can either use or melt down for splinters. When you are in there, the goal is not “get cool loot”, it is “get traited loot”. Anything that is not a real upgrade for your main setup goes straight into the dissolver. It feels wrong at first, feeding a shiny piece into the grinder, but it is how you turn dead drops into actual progress. Do a few runs like this and your inventory stops being a museum of “maybe one day” items and becomes a steady stream of splinters.

Using The Market As A Shortcut
There are days when you just want to be done and log off, and this is where the Auction House comes in. If you have got some Lucent and do not mind spending a bit, you can basically convert currency into splinters. You do not always need to buy splinters outright, especially when they are overpriced. Instead, filter for cheap blue items with traits that nobody is actually building around. Pick up a pile of those “who would ever use this” pieces, dissolve the lot, and watch your splinter count jump. I usually do this when I am sitting in the mid‑40s on the counter, too tired for another full dungeon run, and just want the upgrade unlocked before bed.

Events, Raids And Mixing It All
On top of that, do not ignore local events or guild raids. They are easy to shrug off when you are focused on your own grind, but those reward chests often spit out little pouches and side rewards that keep the splinter income ticking over. It is slower than the Lithograph route, sure, but it is background progress while you are doing stuff you probably wanted to do anyway. If you stack everything together – Lithograph Book for the big hits, targeted dungeons for a steady stream of traited gear, the market to top things off, and group content for passive gains – you will reach that 50 mark way faster than just brute forcing one path, and you will naturally line this up with how you earn, trade, and poe2 buy gold in the rest of your playtime.