forjade.blogg.se - Divinity original sin 2 crafted skills

Effect: Enemies will teleport randomly when attacked.

Effect: Gives your immunity to suffocate and cloud effects.

Air + Warfare = Breathing Bubble (Immunity to clouds and suffocate).

Effect: Create clouds that cure frozen and petrification status.

Effect: Causes damage, MP silence and suffocation.

Fire 2 + Summoning 2 = Necrofire Infusion.

Fire 2 + Hunter 2 = Mass Exploding Traps.

Fire 2 + Necromancy 2 = Mass Corpse Explosion.

Effect: Your minion learns (and uses) fireball.

Effect: Causes any grenades or arrows in an enemy’s inventory to instantly explode.

Effect: Sets an explosive trap that explodes when an enemy gets near.

Effect: Melee attacks generate chain lightning that hits nearby enemies.

Effect: Enemies bleed fire, leaving fire when they take damage.

Effect: Explodes corpses to deal damage.Some powers may require two or more points, so keep that in mind when combining. To use a combo Skill Book, you’ll need at least one point in both types of magic. You can only combine one Elemental Skill Book and one Non-Elemental Skill Book - elementals and non-elementals don’t mix with each other. Skill Books can be combined to create a new Skill Book that utilizes both types of magic.

Check out all the skill books and results you’ll get from combinations.Īll Skill Book Combinations | Complete List It isn’t clear what all the skill books actually do, so you’ll need to do some experimentation on your own. Some of the skill book combos are completely, insanely broken. It’ll all become clear in the list below. That means you can’t combine two elemental skill books together.

To use Skill Book combo abilities, you’ll need at least one level in both types of magic - combos only seem to work when combining elemental magic and non-elemental magic. There’s a ton of awesome abilities out there, so instead of going in blind, here’s a full list of Level 1 Skill Book combos. In-game, there’s no way to know what you’ll get before combining two skills books. Divinity: Original Sin 2 adds plenty of interesting wrinkles to the western-RPG formula, and one of those wrinkles is the ability to combine two skill books and create an entirely new ability.