Divinity: Original Sin 2 – 10 Best Skill In The Geomancer Tree

While trying to attain Divinity is all well and good, there are times when players would prefer to just chill out and not be stressed out by the game's many overbearing mechanics, as well-balanced as they may be. Sometimes, attaining an unfair advantage isn't the worst thing in the world, and players may actually enjoy goofing around with the many gift bags in Divinity: Original Sin 2 that change things up in some way or the ot


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


To avoid the mess of dealing with the Harbinger’s deadly attacks, it helps players to kill its minions first. The Dead Magister Inquisitors and Swordsmen are a mess to deal with in both ranged and melee. And it doesn’t help that the Harbinger aids its minions when they’re in immediate dan


These numbers mean that while the Harbinger and the Dead Magisters are immune from Poison, Magisters can still die from Fire. Meanwhile, despite the Harbinger's high armor, it's still vulnerable to physical attacks and non-Fire/Poison damage. Earth Damage, Warfare, and Scoundrel may shine in this reg


On a similar note, some players eager to get through the game will often forget that the Origin characters may have h elpful hints, insightful opinions, or just interesting details about their story and the world of the game. It's worth taking a moment every once in a while to chat with one's party and get to know them bet


Mass Cleanse Wounds is great for players who want to dabble in Warfare as well. This skill works like Rain, except the water that falls from the sky cleanses all allies around the player. Like other healing abilities, this skill also clears status effe


Multiple skills in the tree allow a player to heal their allies. The Hydrosophist skill tree is also filled with pretty devastating attacks. So whether a player wants to focus on helping their allies in a battle or deal damage is up to them. Just be wary of the


Earthquake is where things start to get interesting. This ability has a large area of effect that hits enemies around the player for 100% Earth damage. It also has the chance to knock down all enemies within the area of effect. Knockdown makes it so the enemies will lose their next t


Living Wall is one of those perfect defensive abilities that complement an Undead character extremely well. This ability summons a wall of vines that block the enemy's path. This can be useful in corridors and tight spaces to prevent enemies from traversing so a player can hit them from afar. What makes the ability even better is the poison clouds that the vines emit. Undead characters can stand by them for some nice healing while being more protec


Players can actually take the time to reposition the Green Nixious Bulbs near the Harbinger's minions. At first glance, these actually constantly regenerate their health thanks to their poison gas. However, as the game teaches players, poison clouds tend to be extremely flammable. As such, players can use a long-ranged Pyrokinetic Skill to detonate the poison cloud. The impact will most likely eliminate multiple minions at o


Players of Divinity: Original Sin 2 know boss battles can become extremely challenging, even with well-built characters. After all, a party that stumbles upon a boss while unprepared will almost always result in a party wipe in this Larian Studios title. Interestingly, fans might recognize such a boss battle in the Harbinger of Doom, one of the harder mini-bosses inside Reaper's Coast in Ac


Randomizes elements of combat for each encounter

While fans who are playing through the game once again can certainly benefit from the Combat Randomizer gift bag, players need to be aware of one very important thing — this particular modification can be pretty irritating for players who just want to go through the game like normal and not be caught off-guard by unfair difficulty spikes. This mod adds random effects to enemies and allies that integrate some unpredictability into a SLG game Resource Management where most players rely on winning strategies to succ


While it’s perfectly possible to kill major NPCs and progress throughout the game, it helps to remember that NPCs take their dialogue seriously. As such, when an NPC makes another NPC feel like a major character in the story, chances are they’re right. And killing certain characters in Original Sin 2 can cut specific storylines entirely, with the game prompting players when it’s too late. Unless it’s a player’s second or third playthrough, they shouldn’t kill NPCs haphazar