Feb 18, 2019  Get 2 huntsman by level 4, 3 huntsman by level 9, and 5 huntsman by level 16 for skills. Outside of that, you're pumping warfare as often as possible, and then focusing on scoundrel so your critical hits deal more damage. Builds for Divinity: Orginal Sin 2 are player-created combinations of skills and gear to adhere to a specific theme or reach a min-max objective. This page features the builds created by Castielle on youtube, you can find detailed written build guides here.Also please feel free to add your Build! (text only) to this page. Nov 06, 2017 Teleportation deal physical damage so it's affected by warfare, not by aerotheurgy. Still that damage is neglible. That's weird because when i use it on my lvl18 2h LW with 20+ warfare it does like a 100 dmg. Eternal Hunters as example, 8 dogs with 2-3 attacks per turn for 280-330 dmg each and super high initiative. I beat them like everything else but there is no balance, game is shity made even compared to Divinity OS 1, that now is in pretty polished state in terms of balance.

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This page of the Divinity Original Sin 2 guide contains all the information about attributes - immensely important factors connected to development of each of the heroes. You'll learn what are the main attributes and their influence on the hero's statistics.

Each character in the game uses six attributes that determine their development, affect general modifiers and sometimes allow you to activate some of the talents. Of course, attributes work closely together with abilities, which expand the array of the available options, but in the course of the character creation process, attributes form the basis and the main point of reference for all of the parameters of the character.

In default, each character has their attributes at level 10. This doesn't give you any negative modifiers but it also doesn't grant you any bonuses - the only exception to that is Initiative's level which is equal to Wits attribute. Each attribute can be increased up to level 40 and then it can be increased even more by using items that offer bonuses to particular statistics. You can't have your attributes lower than level 10.

Strength

Strength influences amount of damage dealt by weapons (excluding daggers, wands, magic staffs and ranged weapons) as well as abilities (Warfare and Polymorph trees) that are based on that attribute. In addition to that, each point increases character's maximum load capacity. This attribute is very important to all characters that use strength based weapons - fighters, knights or battlemages.

Each strength point gives +5% additional damage and 10 load capacity points. It looks like this:

Warning - this attribute can be increased up to level 40 which gives you +150% additional damage to weapons and abilities based on strength and up to 400 load capacity points.

Finesse

Finesse influences damage dealt by weapons (daggers and ranged weapons, such as bows and crossbows) as well as abilities (Scoundrel and Huntsman trees) based on that attribute. This attribute is very important to all characters that use bows and crossbows as well as for assassins.

Each finesse point gives +5% additional damage. It looks like this:

Warning - this attribute can be increased up to level 40 which gives you +150% additional damage to weapons and abilities based on finesse.

Intelligence

Intelligence influences damage dealt by weapons (staffs and wands) as well as abilities (Pyrokinetic, Hydrosophist, Aerotheurge, Geomancer, Necromancer, Summoning) based on that attribute. This attribute is very important to all characters that use various spells.

Each intelligence point gives +5% additional damage. It looks like this:

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Warning - this attribute can be increased up to level 40 which gives you +150% additional damage to weapons and abilities based on intelligence.

Constitution

Constitution gives more vitality, which allows you to survive more on the battlefield.

Each point improves the character's health by 7%. As follows:

Note - the cap for this attribute is level 40, which translates into +210% additional health points (the increase is over three-fold).

Memory

Developing this attribute increases the number of memory slots, which you can fit with skills. Use more speciall abilities and discover their upgraded versions. This attribute is crucial for most characters - it can significantly improve the performance of these warriors who use the Wafare and Polymorph skills, as well as those mages who use a few schools at once. Assassins and archers don't need as many memory slots.

Each Memory point gives one additional slot:

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Note - this attribute can be developed up to level 40, providing 30 additional skill slots. You can also use the Mnemonic Talent to get 3 slots more.

Wits

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Along with developing the Wits, the character will get increased chance of dealing critical damage and increased Initiative. Each point also increases the chance of discovering traps and locating hidden treasures. It is the key attribute of your characters, mainly due to the Initiative bonus - the higher that coefficient is, the earlier will you character be able to move during a fight: having the upper hand in this respect may be the most important aspect of combat.

Each Wits point increases critical damage chance by 1% and gives 1 additional Initiative. As follows:

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Note - this attribute can be developed up to level 40, providing a 30% greater chance of dealing critical damage and additional 30 Initiative points. Mind you that a character that begins with 10 Initiative points (and with 10 Wits) - at 40 points, will have 40 Initiative.