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Smuggler is a faction in the world of Wraeclast. This faction has its own tilesets Smuggler's Den and Underbelly, which are the locations of a heist or grand heist.

Monsters

Name	Type	Name	Type
Miserly Poacher	Monster	Twisted Firestarter	Monster
Cruel Arsonist	Monster	Cruel Arsonist	Monster
Artless Assassin	Monster	Artless Assassin	Monster
Foul Thug (Sword & Shield variant)	Monster	Foul Thug (Sword & Shield variant)	Monster
Foul Thug (Spear variant)	Monster	Foul Thug (Sword variant)	Monster
Foul Thug (Spear & Shield variant)	Monster	Foul Thug (Spear & Shield variant)	Monster
Malicious Bruiser (Mace variant)	Monster	Malicious Bruiser (Sword & Shield variant)	Monster
Tormentor	Unique Boss	Backbreaker	Unique Boss

Notable monster skills

Image	Name & Type	Description
	Burning wire Boss special skill	The Tormentor mini boss can spawn burning wires that deal constant fire damage Players must avoid the wires or they will take constant damage
	Fire Ballista Boss special skill	The Tormentor mini boss can spawn fire ballista that shoot projectiles at players Players must attack and destroy the ballista

Lore

The name "Smuggler" is routinely mentioned in the Azurite Mine node Smuggler's Stash, which spawns up to 6 rogue exiles as node bosses, as well as in the name of Tormented Smuggler, a type of tormented spirit.

The smugglers became a full faction of its own in the Heist league, which has its own monster types and tilesets: Smuggler's Den and Underbelly. In map, players can also found Smuggler's Cache, which drops Contract and Blueprint. The dropped Contracts and Blueprints are not limited to Smuggler's Den and Underbelly tilesets, however.

In Siege of the Atlas, the dev overhauled the Atlas system in which Commander Kirac called this faction as "criminal". He also states that this faction may have ability to access its own map device in order to leave Smuggler's Den in the map (lore-wise it is the Atlas of Worlds)

"

One of my men followed a never-do-well recently. I believe there's a cache of stolen goods in this map. The criminals must have their own map device technology, but at least they're only using it for illicit exchanges. The cache is up for grabs, if you can find it.

"

- Commander Kirac when commenting the Heist type atlas mission

Contract: The Slaver KingContract: The Slaver King
Vigilante ContractClient: Whakano
Heist Target: Defeat Friedrich Tarollo
Area Level: 80
Requires Brute Force (Level 3)"There can be no freedom
while hate still reigns."Give this Contract to Adiyah in the Rogue Harbour to embark on the Heist. uses Smuggler's Den tilesets. However, it is not sure it just coincidence or Friedrich Tarollo in fact one of the leaders of the smugglers. In the lore of Contract: The Slaver KingContract: The Slaver King
Vigilante ContractClient: Whakano
Heist Target: Defeat Friedrich Tarollo
Area Level: 80
Requires Brute Force (Level 3)"There can be no freedom
while hate still reigns."Give this Contract to Adiyah in the Rogue Harbour to embark on the Heist. unique rarity quest contract, Tarollo is a slave trader.

Underbelly tileset does not have its own unique contract (heist) yet.

Note that the actual name of this faction is not mentioned in-game (except routinely mentioned in the tileset name Smuggler's Den). Commander Kirac also called the faction as "criminal" (non-proper noun). Based on their appearance, they probably the updated version of bandits, or part of unreleased content of Path of Exile 2. Both Smuggler and bandits have some monsters named "Thug".

Version history

Version	Changes
3.12.0	Introduced to the game.

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 The smugglers became a full faction of its own in the [[Heist league]], which has its own monster types and tilesets: [[Smuggler's Den]] and [[Underbelly]]. In map, players can also found [[Smuggler's Cache]], which drops [[Contract]] and [[Blueprint]]. The dropped Contracts and Blueprints are not limited to [[Smuggler's Den]] and [[Underbelly]] tilesets, however.
-In ''[[Siege of the Atlas]]'', the dev overhauled the Atlas system in which [[Commander Kirac]] called this faction as "criminal". He also states that this faction may have ability to access its own [[map device]] in order to leave [[Smuggler's Den]] in the map (lorewise it is the [[Atlas of Worlds]])
+In ''[[Siege of the Atlas]]'', the dev overhauled the Atlas system in which [[Commander Kirac]] called this faction as "criminal". He also states that this faction may have ability to access its own [[map device]] in order to leave [[Smuggler's Den]] in the map (lore-wise it is the [[Atlas of Worlds]])
 {{quoteLore|One of my men followed a never-do-well recently. I believe there's a [[Smuggler's Cache|cache]] of stolen goods in this map. The criminals must have their own [[map device]] technology, but at least they're only using it for illicit exchanges. The cache is up for grabs, if you can find it.|[[Commander Kirac]] when commenting the Heist type [[atlas mission]]}}
-{{il|Contract: The Slaver King}} uses [[Smuggler's Den]] tilesets. However, it is not sure it just coincidence or [[Friedrich Tarollo]] in fact one of the leaders of the smugglers. In the lore of {{il|Contract: The Slaver King}} unique rarity quest contract , Tarollo is a slave trader.
+{{il|Contract: The Slaver King}} uses [[Smuggler's Den]] tilesets. However, it is not sure it just coincidence or [[Friedrich Tarollo]] in fact one of the leaders of the smugglers. In the lore of {{il|Contract: The Slaver King}} unique rarity quest contract, Tarollo is a slave trader.
 [[Underbelly]] tileset does not have its own unique contract (heist) yet.
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 ==Version history==
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 * Introduced to the game.
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