The Headhunter Heavy Belt is a rare unique belt available in Road to exile 2 With a surprisingly low fall chance. A carryover from the first Path of Exile The game, its price is not as high as the first game, but it is still an S-tier item.
Finding a headhunter can be a game-changer for certain builds, especially for clearing breach content where hordes of monsters attack the player in wave after wave. Here's how to find it.
How to get the Headhunter Heavy Belt
Headhunter
Heavy belts are part of a small, exclusive group of unique items Road to exile 2 Which can drop from anywhere in the gameIn a campaign, during a map, or even as a result of killing a boss. Accordingly, the drop rate of the Headhunter Unique Belt is absurdly low, only dropping in very, very rare cases.
In total, there are three ways a player can obtain the Headhunter Belt in PoE 2:
There is no way to directly affect Headhunter's drop rate; The only thing players can do to tilt the odds in their favor is to increase the 'rarity of % # items increased' status on their gear.
How to get a Headhunter using the Orb of Chance
Not a special drop from a specific boss like Headhunter Temporalis, 
Against the Darkness
and 
The hand of wisdom and action
You can use the orb of chance on the white base heavy belt to gamble for it. along with 
astramentis
(Stellar Amulet) and 
Polcirceln
(Sapphire Ring), this is the most valuable item that players can get using the Orb of Chance and the best uses of currency in any format.
To gamble with an Orb of Chance for Headhunter, you will need the following two items:
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Normal Rare Heavy Belt (Rare or Magic Rare Heavy Belt cannot be used).
Right click on the Orb of Chance and left click on the Heavy Belt to gamble
What makes Headhunter so good in PoE 2?
The main reason Headhunter has such a sought-after belt is one reason, and one reason only: Ability to steal special modifications from rare monsters after they are defeated. Each rare (yellow) monster in the game has a special ability, sometimes two or three, depending on the Atlas skill point distribution, that makes them stronger and more powerful. These modifications are usually represented by a wall of lava around the monster, a blue circle around them, and similar visual effects such as a visual indicator.
With Headhunter equipped, every time a player defeats a rare monster, they also steal their modifier on their own character for a duration of 20 seconds. The main purpose of this mechanic is to snowball the player character into greater and greater danger as they rampage across the entire map in a matter of seconds.
The The rare modifier stealth ability isn't overpowering or game-changing PoE 2 As it was in PoE 1Which makes Headhunter a less desirable item for most builds, especially when compared to Jab 
ingenuity
Utility belts, by far the best option in most cases. That said, builds with high mobility like Blink Autobomber, Gemling Stacker, and Flicker Strike Monk can make great use of Headhunter to wreak havoc on Tier 16+ maps with ease, especially inside Breach.
