Divination cards are a form of loot found in the Path of Exile game. They are stackable, tradeable items that take up only one inventory space and can be dropped from monsters and loot containers. When a full set of cards is collected, they can be traded to Tasuni in Highgate or Lilly Roth at your hideout for the item referenced on the card. 

Divination card buffets are a great way to get yourself some extra currency in Path of Exile. While the rewards may not be incredible, it is still a great way to pass the time and potentially get a nice reward. In this guide, we'll be taking a look at how to run a divination card buffet and what rewards you can expect to find.

First, you need to gather your divination cards. You can buy them from other players or find them in-game. Generally, you want to focus on cards that can give you the most Poe currency for your investment. For example, Void Cards are generally sold for 5 kills each, but Emperor's Luck cards can be found for 1 kill each. It's important to remember that you don't want to overpay for the cards, so be sure to check the prices of the cards before you buy them.

Once you have your cards, it's time to open them. Take them to Lily and see what rewards you get. You may not get anything, but you could potentially get an Exalt, Prism, or even a nice item like a Metamorphic Item or a Replica Item. The rewards vary, but you should always hope for the best and be prepared for the worst.

Finally, once you've opened all your cards, it's time to check out your rewards. Count up the currency you got from the cards and compare it to your initial investment. If you made a profit, congratulations! You were lucky and managed to get some extra currency. If you didn't, don't worry too much. It's all part of the gamble.

We hope this guide has been helpful in teaching you how to run a divination card buffet. Don't forget to always check the prices of the cards before you buy them, and remember to always hope for the best while preparing for the worst. Good luck, and happy gambling!