#Spear build divinity 2 plus#

Ancient Sword : At the begining of the Fort Joy, you will find stairs and nearby which you will meet a yound child at the very start, there is a Beach Waypoint Shrine right near. The enemy named Kniles the Flencer having Abstinence and also Chasity weapons.

Check out the instructions we have given below regarding finding the weapons and Armor. Some are easy to find and some weapons are hidden in secret places which needs special skills and abilities to find.

Different weapons get unlocked at different points in the game, depending upon characters, companions and skill sets you have chosen. Divinity Original Sin II is having many unique powerful weapons, which you will come across your journey. Skill crafting system allows players to mix and change their skills. Bishop Alexandar the Innocent declares all sorcerers to be criminals, so a group of four sorcerers embark on a quest to defeat him. So im wondering is this still a viable way to do it or? I wouldn't trust any 'old' information at this point since the game is brand new, more than likely if what you're looking at is old then it's beta info and a lot's changed since beta. Or for magic users spend that poly stat point on inteliigence and increase spell dmg across the board as opposed to only fire or geo for example. So as an example for your spears instead of investing a point into 2h invest in poly then use your stat piont to pump finesse. As investing in polymorph grants you 1 stat point per point of polymorph. Now Ive been doing some research into whether the weapon skills were worth investing points in and i found an old post here that talked about after reaching a point investment in a skill like say warfare of geomancy that allows you to learn the spells you want that you would be better off investing those points into polymorph. So you can make a finesse warfare character. Warfare skills scale off the weapon you're holding. If I want to use a character with spear capabilities, what build would make this work? Showing 1 - 7 of 7 comments. You could split your stats, and considering the uses of Polymorph for most characters, this is a feasible task but it may not be worth it in the long run. Other 2-handers can just dump into strength, and benefit from warfare skills, while spear users dont get that luxury. Alot of the game's skills scale off of certain attributes, and the only skillset that uses finess extensively is Scoundrel, who in turn requires daggers to use. I've noticed spears scale off finesse, in contrast to the other two handed weapons which scale off strength. It's not flashy, but it doesn't need to be.Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. It's probably going to do more at a distance than a 2h Str build using mediocre summons or waiting on cooldowns for Polymorph skills. Standard arrows to the face will work fine, and you don't need Huntsman to use consumable arrows. No need to split points into Huntsman when just putting more into Warfare will improve both melee and ranged physical damage without needing high ground. I still think that overall, the spear-style is slightly worse longer range on Whirlwind also means higher risk of hitting something you dont want to hit, so it is not all goodbut it is not as bad as I thought. Didnt think that the range would increase this much.ДЄppears to be about 2 meters greater radius than a 2-handed sword. I can see the benefit to the spear with Whirlwind.

Other than that, weapon reach is much higher than with swords. With right buffs, you can almost one shot enemies with a single whirlwind depending on the difficulty. If you have high finnesse and high crit chance. The whole point is in the range of whirlwind. I just count my blessings that it's even a viable build to begin with because so many other fantasy RPGs just forget spears exist period.

#Spear build divinity 2 plus#

Yeah, it's pretty much for the additional melee reach which is a lot more handy than it appears at first glance plus being able to swap over to a bow or crossbow if it's too dangerous for melee since you'll be pumping Warfare anyway. The author of this topic has marked a post as the answer to their question. And it seems it is the case here as well. If only there was a bit more synergy with either the Scoundrel or Huntsman classes. With a Spear based character, I would need someone else strength based to carry all the heavy stuff anyway. But seriously, why would I choose to wield a spear over a strength based 2-handed weapon? I get a bit longer attack range and small synergy with 1 Scoundrel ability Chloroformbut I sacrifice carry capacity and heavier armor, and some synergy with a few Polymorph skills. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.