With Warfare and Hydrosophist, you can focus on equipping physical armor, and use water spells to buff your magic armor when needed.

For a warrior-healer Paladin type, Hydrosophist is a good pairing. If you want to whack things in the head, but also use magic, Warfare pairs fine with any other ability-hence why it's included in four class presets. You'll get skills such as Battle Stompwhich knocks down opponents, and Phoenix Divewhich lets you leap into battle and create a fire surface beneath you. The related skills center around melee combat and shields, though, so while it's useful for archers, high Warfare levels are best for tanky brawlers. A point or two in Warfare will help out anyone who deals Physical Damage, which mostly happens through weaponry see the weapon types section near the bottom of this article if you're using a magic staff. At the end of this article, I discuss weapon types and summarize the decisions you need to make as you progress.Įffect: Increases all Physical Damage you deal. For each, I've given a brief preview of the sorts of skills you'll find, and suggestions for what to pair them with in the same character or others in your party. Rather than breaking down your decisions by class preset, I've focused on the abilities themselves, as they can be mixed and matched however you want to build your own class.

What if you discover a great skill that requires a point in Huntsman, but you've put all your ability juice into Necromancer? Not knowing what's ahead can stifle early progress with indecision, so this guide will help you plan for multiclass builds that make for a synergistic party. Before you've found some skill books, it can be hard to know where you want to put points. When you make a character, you can choose a customizable class preset that gives you points in a couple combat abilities, and this determines the spells and special attacks you can start the game with.Īs you level up, you can continue putting points into those starting abilities, or branch out into any area of magic or fighting you like. Divinity: Original Sin 2 doesn't include 'classes,' per se.

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