The sequel to 2014's Divinity: Original Sin, it was released for Microsoft Windows in September 2017, for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in August 2018, for macOS in January 2019, and Nintendo Switch in September 2019. The game received universal acclaim, with many critics praising its complexity and interactivity, considering it to be one of the best role-playing games of all time. Sep 22, 2017  Divinity: Original Sin 2 may have been designed in the spirit of decades-old RPGs like Baldur’s Gate 2, but that legacy serves only as a foundation for the.

Virtua fighter 5 online. Companions in Divinity: Original Sin 2 are Party Members that can join the player during the course of the game. They have unique conversation Tags and have their own Class and equipment.

Initially, If your companion goes missing, you can find them back at their recruiting point, or they sit a bit east of Amadia's Sanctuary at the beach (next to the corpse of a Magister Swordsman) (x:390 y:21). Other places where you can find them are: on Lady Vengeance; mostly on the 2nd floor.

Note: While in Act 1 you can swap companions whenever you want, test their combat abilities, get to know them, run their sidequest content, etc. If your team is full just dismiss one of your current party members and you can pick up another Origin character. You can do this at any time for the rest of the Act, and the characters will just hang around in their usual spots if you dismiss them. Once you reach the end of Act 1, your party members will all 'leave' and go wander the area you are in. You then get one last chance at selecting Origin characters to stick with you, any you don't pick will leave for good.

Starting in Act 2 you will have your recruited Origin characters, and gain the ability to recruit mercenaries (if you feel like you really need to swap someone out, or if one of your characters dies permanently). These are generic custom characters who don't have any influence on plot or questlines, and have no special dialogue options.

DOS 2 Companions

Sebille

Slave no more, you still bear scars your master gave you, and wield the skills he taught you: femme fatale, spy, assassin. Skills you plan to use against all masters.

The Red Prince

Unique among your own kind, you are a prince exiled from your Empire. This land is hostile, its inhabitants inferior, but no one will stop your march to vindication.

Ifan ben-Mezd

No body escapes the Lone Wolves unscathed, and your freedom was won at a terrible cost. You swore you were done, but there is one last wrong you need to right.

Lohse

You were never normal: mind a playground for demons, body prone to violent episodes. The Divine himself couldn't save you, can you save yourself?

Beast

Your failed rebellion against the Queen nearly destroyed you - so you began a new life on the high seas. Now, your old enemy is back. If you don't stop her, no one will.

Fane

You woke up and your world was gone. The last of your kind, you hide behind a charmed mask, searching for the truth about a history that no one knew existed.

The ten schools of magic inDivinity: Original Sin 2Skills in Divinity: Original Sin 2 are actions or spells that are used by characters to cause a particular effect. Skills remain largely unchanged from the first game, with key differences to account for the changes implemented to the combat system, notably the introduction of.Learning SkillsIn Divinity: Original Sin 2, skills are primarily learned by reading, either purchased (or stolen) from vendors or found as loot throughout the game. Books is now also possible, by combining empty skill books with skill scrolls or combining two books to create entirely new skills.Characters can learn skills as soon as at least one point is invested in that school's corresponding, with the caveat that the number of usable skills on the field is dictated by the characters' stat.

Stronger skills need additional levels in their required Combat Abilities, and crafted skills need points in both of their component schools' Abilities. Note that bonus Ability points from buffs and equipment count, but skills will be rendered unusable should these bonuses no longer apply and fail to meet the requirements. Skills are no longer tiered by difficulty; the more powerful they are the more Memory slots they occupy.Skills can also be found in equipment, some of which are unobtainable elsewhere., with their exclusive ability, can also acquire skills by reliving the memories of specific corpses. Pet summoning skills are rewards for fulfilling that pet's side quest, that is exclusive to.Aside from higher Ability levels and more Memory slots, the more impressive Skills found in Rivellon demand ' — spiritual power made manifest.

Source is rare and limited — obtained by consuming souls or stepping in seldom seen pools of it — thus skills that are fueled by Source points can only be cast a finite number of times. Characters can only hold a restricted amount of Source points, which increase to a maximum of three points by completing story objectives. Books that house are identifiable by the teal glow surrounding their icons.SkillIn addition to converting Skill Scrolls into permanent Skill Books, Divinity: Original Sin 2 provides the means of creating entirely new skills. Crafting a new skill is done by combining a Skill Book from one of the elemental schools (, and ) with one from a non-elemental school; for instance, combining a book and a book will yield the skill '. More powerful versions are craftable if are used as components in the process; the example above will result in the more potent ' in this case. Crafted skills are identified by their unique 'sparks and anvil' cover.

Please see for details. SchoolScales withBonus fromLevelIntelligenceLevelIntelligenceWeapon(Ranged)FinesseLevelIntelligenceLevelIntelligenceLevelStrengthLevelIntelligenceWeapon(Dagger)FinesseLevelSummoningabilityWeapon(Melee)Str/Fin/IntSkill scaling in general. Also contribute to the skill's power where applicable. Differences to Divinity Original Sin, Enhanced EditionIn contrast to the first Divinity: Original Sin, the purpose of is not to determine how many of the corresponding school's spells you can learn and how many Action Points it costs to use them. Instead, these Abilities provide a variety of innate bonuses for the character as a whole. For example, the Hydrosophist ability provides bonuses to all forms of healing, magic armour restoration, and water damage you cause; this bonus is not exclusive to Hydrosophist spells and will apply to skills from other schools as well.Skills do not have recommended Attribute requirements that determine their efficiency.

Rather, skill effectiveness is mostly based on either the characters' levels or the basic attack damage from their equipped weapons, receiving bonuses from the appropriate.Skill DamageThree spell schools comprise mostly of weapon skills, and derive their damage and bonus Attribute from their associated weapons. And scale with, as they use ranged weapons and daggers, respectively;, which calls for melee weapons and shields, can scale with Finesse (daggers and spears), Intelligence (staves),.

All other skill trees scale with the character's level and (or Strength in Polymorph's case). Restoration and summon skills grow with Skill Abilities.Divinity: Original Sin 2 categorizes damage and as either physical or magical. Skills eschew traditional chance-based activation and deal guaranteed effects if the targets' physical or magical armour is diminished to zero; all negative effects are resisted and fail to trigger if at least one point of armour persists. Elemental damage ( fire, water, air, earth, and poison) exclusively deal damage against Magic Armour. Piercing damage ignores both types of armour, wounding Vitality directly.Damage ComparisonThe following Image contains a general comparison of the damage of each skill of all schools around level 20.Click to view in fullscreen.CategoriesAll eight of the skill schools from the previous game return with new bells and whistles. Divinity: Original Sin 2 introduces two new schools, and, with another one that is central to the game's story that becomes available as players progress. Special is the catch-all category for skills that do not belong elsewhere. Fall under only one school despite their compound nature. Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills.

There are additional skills missing: Geomancer: Living Wall - 1 Mem - 2 AP - Req Geo 3 - Vines sprout from the ground to block the path in target area, emitting poison clouds around them. (Seen on Almira in Northeast Reaper's Coast at player lv.

16) Siphon Poison - 1 Mem - 1 AP - Req Geo 3 - Remove poison surfaces and clouds. Gain poison bonus damage to weapon attacks and weapon-based skills (dependent on size of poison area cleared). (Seen on Almira in Northeast Reaper's Coast at player lv. 16) Hydrosophist: Ice Breaker - 1 Mem - 1 AP - Req Hyd 3 - Sets off a chain reaction that causes ice areas to explode into water puddles, dealing water damage and setting chilled. (Seen on Almira in Northeast Reaper's Coast at player lv 16).

It's worth noting that the Warfare and Polymorph (not tentacle lash, but at least the bull charge) skills seem to scale some of their damage stats based on the primary attribute of the weapon you're wielding. So it should be possible to build a Dex/Warfare build or effectively dip into Poly (or even warfare) while wielding a staff - though the warfare/poly skills will still check vs physical armor.

Having fun with Pyro/Warefare and some staff-wielding. There's probably more effective builds you could run as well.