Divinity: Original Sin 2 Guide | All Character Talents

In the game Divinity: Original Sin 2, Talents provide you unique methods to deal with life and death. These attributes alter how you deal with the world and how you combat your foes. This article will help you figure out how these special gifts may change your life. 

Getting Started and Getting Stronger 

Once you reach Level 2, you may pick up All Skilled Up to receive more points for your fighting and social abilities. At that level, Bigger And Better provides you two extra points to add to your primary stats. Pet Pal is the best approach to speak to any animal you encounter. 

Mnemonic offers you three more points in Memory, which makes you stronger when you leap into a combat. Some attributes, like Ancestral Knowledge, which helps with Loremaster, or Dwarven Guile, which makes you stronger at Sneaking, rely on your lineage. Being Sophisticated makes you smarter, while being Sturdy gives you more health and a greater chance to evade. If you have a Spellsong, it will be easy to persuade others. 

Tactics and Survival in Combat 

If you die in a combat, Comeback Kid will allow you get back up once with some health. You need to be a Morning Person to come back to life fully after a Resurrection. Escapist allows you run away even if an enemy is standing close to you. 

When your health is low, What A Rush provides you more actions. But if you're a Glass Cannon, you receive the most actions every round, but it's simple to stun or freeze you. Lone Wolf makes you significantly stronger and tougher whether you journey with only one companion or by yourself. 

In the heat of combat, Opportunist lets you hit foes that attempt to get by you, while Duck Duck Goose helps you escape those same kinds of strikes. Executioner provides you additional actions to keep going if you kill an enemy. The Pawn is a wonderful alternative if you want to move for free. If you fall in combat, you may also utilize Unstable to blow up and injure everyone around you. 

Magic and Things 

Elemental Affinity lets you adjust how your magic works. For example, spells cost less when you stand in puddles that match your element, like Water or Fire. Savage Sortilege gives your spells a chance to strike with a Critical Chance. 

Demon fire hurts you, but water scares you. An Ice King feels the opposite. If you are Undead, keep in mind that poison heals you but conventional healing hurts. Living Armor is useful since it changes part of your healing into Magic Armor. Use Torturer to make your poison or fire endure longer on an enemy. 

Weapons and Gear 

Back-Stabber lets you deal more damage from behind when you wield a dagger or knife. When you are Dual-Wielding, Parry Master helps you avoid attacks. If you use a bow, Arrow Recovery can give you back your unique arrows after you shot them. 

If your victim is standing in anything like oil or water, Elemental Ranger helps your arrows cause greater damage. If you use a Grenade, Slingshot helps you toss it further, and Ambidextrous makes them cheaper to use while your hands are empty. Far Out Man is great for anyone who want to improve their abilities and Scrolls. 

Health and Traits in the Body 

Every potion or meal you eat at Five-Star Diner gives you double the reward. When your health is full, you hit more precisely and crit more frequently if you are a Hothead. If you stand in a pool of Blood, Leech will heal you. Choose Picture Of Health to acquire extra health dependent on how good you are at Warfare. 

Walk It Off helps both pleasant and negative things go away quicker. Some attributes come with a price. For example, Stench makes others not like you but keeps melee fighters away, while Spider's Kiss gives you strength at the expense of some Constitution. Guerilla makes your attacks from the shadows much more unpleasant if you want to conceal.

Also, check our other guides below:

• Divinity: Original Sin 2 Guide | All Character Attributes
• Divinity: Original Sin 2 Guide | All Combat Abilities
• Divinity: Original Sin 2 Guide | How to Use Civil Abilities