The E ternal Stormblade is hidden in the Murky Cave in Act 3. It is protected by four guardians who must be defeated prior to obtaining the sword. For such a difficult fight it’s surprisingly not one of the strongest weapons in the game. Players will probably want something better by Ac

Rather, players can count on their tanks and stealth to do the job for them. Given the Harbinger’s immunities and resistances, physical attackers such as Knight and Fighter builds and sneaky combatants such as Rogue and Shadowblade builds can take care of the Harbinger saf

It's almost a running gag in D&D tables that splitting the party easily becomes a huge no-no. When the party gets split, one part of the party almost always ends up in trouble. However, more creative parties can use splitting up to their advantage, especially with the right preparation. After all, a well-timed sneak attack from the resident Rogue can eliminate unsuspecting opponents who thought the party is just three instead of four peo

Dumora Lam is a powerful wand locked in a runed chest in Dramahlihk’s home plane. Getting access to this realm requires Lohse in the party and Malady to be alive. If the player can disarm the traps and unlock the chest they’ll obtain a fantastic wea

Backlash is one of the most essential skills for any Scoundrel build. It can be chosen when creating a new character or when the player reaches Fort Joy. This skill teleports the player who uses it behind the enemy and backstabs them at the same time. One of the best parts about this perk is the low action point cost. This skill only costs one action point. The downside is that it has a 3 turn cooldown, so players will have to rely on other means to get behind other enemies. That's where the other skills come

However, there are certain exceptions. Players can kill the Dead Magisters with Pyrokinetic Skills since they have 50-percent Weakness towards Fire. Players need to note that this won’t work against the Harbinger, though. As such, Spellcasters with a ton of Geomancer Skills may be able to take on the Harbinger. However, given their inherent weak Armor and Health, they may still need to be a

Whether or not it’s worth killing the dragon is debatable, but if the player needs something viable at this point in the game it is a good option. It has a number of perks and bonuses along with the ever-useful Chilled eff

The idea of growing herbs that the player needs in the game is certainly a novel idea, even if this activity can get rather tedious at times. However, that's a small price to pay for yet another distraction in a game that is already pretty massive as

Characters in D&D often die if they can't escape from enemy attacks — be it because they're flanked, stunned, or incapacitated. However, these happen very rarely as most Classes in D&D often have mobility spells or features that help characters move quickly should the need arise. In Original Sin 2 where most spells can easily turn deadly , mobility easily becomes essent

Moreover, the Wand does offer quite a lot of advantages to Spellcasters. Its +160% Critical Damage is immediately an incentive to pursue Glass Cannon and other critical builds. Not only that, the additional Intelligence, Summoning, and Aerotheurge can motivate stun-heavy plays that can cripple the opponent’s ranks when used prope

In combat, players can still extinguish fires, put out burning teammates, and use the water on the ground to spread ice. Wet enemies are more easily frozen which is a bonus for Hydrosophist skill use

Players need to remember that retreat is always an option for heavy combat against the likes of the Harbinger. If the Harbinger proves too difficult to deal with on the first turn, it may be best to run away from combat for

This is yet another skill that can be bought early in the SLG game updates. Traditionally, this skill costs three hundred gold from Hilde in Fort Joy, but players can always get it for less if they have points in their barter

Like Hail Strike, Hail Storm causes ice shard to rain from the sky. This time, however, the ice showers a large area and severely damages enemies. This ability also leaves a massive ice field for enemies to slip

Fleetfoot remains active after use

The original way to play the game is such a bore. Players are stuck walking throughout the game, and it makes it feel like it drags on. The Endless Runner gift bag in Divinity: Original Sin 2 adds the Fleetfoot ability to the player's hotbar immediately. Using this ability allows the player to move at a faster pace. It also doesn't need to be reactivated, since it automatically reactivates after each battle. Never worry about walking to a destination ever ag

Even better than Rupture Tendons is the Sawtooth Knife skill. This skill can be grabbed after a player reaches level four from Hilde in Fort Joy. What makes this skill great is that it deals direct damage to the enemy's health bar without needing to go through physical armor. If the enemy happens to not have physical armor , this skill causes them to bleed for three turns. Like many of the other skills, this one can backs