In order for players to completely immerse in the world of Rivellon, it helps for them to keep their save files at a minimum - possibly before mini-bosses and major bosses - and not make new saves whenever they make choices within the game. This adds a layer of intrigue about which choices actually affected the outcome of the main story, which makes a second or third playthrough more excit
Sebille's heritage provides plenty of useful perks. As with any playable elf, Sebille comes equipped with Corpse Eater , allowing her to gain information by consuming body parts. Through this method, she can gain lore, access quests, and learn skills early
Like Hail Strike, Hail Storm causes ice shard to rain from the sky. This time, however, the ice showers a large area and severely damages enemies. This ability also leaves a massive ice field for enemies to slip
Multiple skills in the tree allow a player to heal their allies. The Hydrosophist skill tree is also filled with pretty devastating attacks. So whether a player wants to focus on helping their allies in a battle or deal damage is up to them. Just be wary of the
Ice Break causes a chain reaction that makes ice shatter across the battlefield. This damages enemies and causes each character hit by it to become chilled. This skill is best to be combined with abilities like Hail Storm, Rain, and Global Cool
Hydrosophist is a skill tree in Divinity: Original Sin 2 that deals with, well, water. That is pretty obvious, but what isn't obvious are the skills that a player who chooses this skill tree gets access to. Like the majority of RPGs out there, water in Divinity 2 has a focus on heal
Chilled makes it so that enemies take more damage from water-based attacks, and it also decreases their movement speed and dodging chance. Enemies who are struck by this skill also have a chance of getting frozen, causing them to skip their next t
Earthquake is where things start to get interesting. This ability has a large area of effect that hits enemies around the player for 100% Earth damage. It also has the chance to knock down all enemies within the area of effect. Knockdown makes it so the enemies will lose their next t
What about launching oil-filled rocks, shaking the Earth's core, and manipulating waves of poison? Well, players who like the sound of that will love the Geomancer skill tree. The earth becomes their weapon of choice and the greatest line of defense. Even the Undead can benefit from the range of influence of Geoman
This build has Fane step into the traditional Fighter class, while heavily leaning on Geomancer skills. Fane fights on the frontlines with a two-handed weapon and heavy armor. While in the middle of the action, he can summon a variety of poison-based spells to harm foes and heal himself in com
The Lone Mage is a bit of a cheese Mage build that is powerful for most encounters but can get boring very quickly. The idea behind this is to utilize a combination of mage skills in conjunction with Fane’s Time Warp abil
Like any open-world game, though, Divinity can be a little daunting for players coming in blind. Freedom of choice can mean freedom to muck up quests, ruin essential relationships, and close certain doors forever. What are some common mistakes among new players? How can they be avoi
Cleric may seem like a strange choice for the undead Fane, but there’s a surprising amount of synergy here. The attribute focuses of the class increase his Vitality and give Fane a lot of staying power on the front lines. He can also tap into Necromancer skills for thematically terrifying spells, appropriate for an undead creature like hims
These skills allow Fane to keep allies alive, though sometimes at a cost. Cryogenic Stasis and Living on the Edge fit the theme of a being who is still technically alive...even though they shouldn't be. Meanwhile, Blood Storm allows this build to literally rain hell down on their enemies, in between keeping team members al
Instead of treating the game from the lens of a neutral observer, players are advised to fully immerse themselves in the slg Game strategy and its consequences. Players should take sides as long as it makes sense with the backstory of their character, and relish in both the rewards and consequences of these actions. After all, starting a second or third playthrough with a new main character will have them experience the same dilemmas, with different choices giving players a fresh perspect
When players enter Act 1’s area, Fort Joy, for the first time, they might feel overwhelmed with just how large the overall area could be. After all, Fort Joy proper is already teeming with NPCs with their own interests, sidequests, and gameplay choices to have players panicking about what to do first. As such, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed seeing that Fort Joy is easily just around 20-percent of the overall Act 1 map. In fact, each Act’s "hub" area is just around a fifth the size of its surrounding map, giving players a ton of ground to cover if they want to explore the wo
