Take this one whenever you are ready to make the jump to Lone Wolf.Įxecutioner – This Talent is just so damn good with this Build. Lone Wolf – This is the obvious Talent here, and what makes the Lone Wolf Build possible. If this ever changes, you could probably specialise in one type of Arrow that deals insane damage.Īs far as Talents go I’d recommend the following: Surprisingly, you can increase the tooltip of certain Arrows by placing points into their matching element, but this has no effect on the actual damage and is thus not recommended.
However, it is not always possible to be above your target, and without Ranged, you will lose Critical Chance, so Huntsman is prioritised last. When testing Elemental Arrows, I discovered that Warfare has the greatest impact on their damage, followed by Huntsman and Ranged. To get the necessary Skills, you'll need to invest some points in Huntsman, Scoundrel, and Polymorph early on, and then you'll just start pumping Warfare and Ranged as high as you can. When playing a Magick Archer (Lone Wolf), allocate 10 points to Warfare, 10 points to Ranged, 10 points to Huntsman, 2 points to Scoundrel, 1 point to Polymorph, and whatever is left to Huntsman. Let's look at the Abilities and Talents required for a Magick Archer. The bonuses you gain from Abilities in this game differ slightly from the original, so it's easy to see why people are confused. It's easy to become spread too thin, and people frequently make the mistake of not spreading points out enough. Getting your Abilities distribution right is one of the most difficult aspects of creating a Build in Divinity: Original Sin 2. Try to get a Bow or Crossbow with all Physical Damage for this Build, because it’s hard to tell if other damage types actually increase the damage of Elemental Arrows or not, but Physical definitely does. You can see that Crossbows deal a bit more damage than Bows at the same level, at the cost of Movement. It's also worth noting that putting a Masterwork Rune in your Bow will boost Elemental Arrow damage. Magick Archers should use the highest damage Bow or Crossbow they can find, preferably with all physical damage, as this will increase the damage of your Elemental Arrows.īecause of the variance in damage dealt by Bows and Crossbows, it is difficult to test how elemental damage affects these Arrows, so play it safe and stick to physical damage if possible.Ĭrossbows deal more damage than bows at the expense of movement, and you will need to move a bit with this Build, but this is entirely up to the player.Īs previously stated, when in doubt, take the most damage you can. Magick Archers use Finesse-based Armour, which works well here, especially for Lone Wolf, because you never know what kind of enemy setup you'll be facing, so having a decent amount of both Physical and Magical is a good idea.Īs a Magick Archer, you shouldn't be getting hit much, so you won't need to buff up, and you'd be better off taking Armour with better bonuses than total Armour value.įinesse comes first, then Warfare, then Ranged, and finally Wits/Huntsman. Unfortunately adding points into Abilities like Pyrokinetic don’t actually add damage, although they raise the value on the tooltip. These Arrows, scale off of Finesse of all things, making this Build possible.
You can also use stealth to flee, giving you time to work your way through your targets methodically. This Build is so effective because it can deal massive amounts of physical damage as well as very good elemental damage of whatever element you require. This Build is primarily focused on Finesse, but it also makes good use of Wits to boost Critical Chance and Initiative. The Magick Archer is a versatile damage dealer who uses Bow attacks and Elemental Arrows to take its targets out of range.Īlthough this is a Lone Wolf Build, you can play the Magick Archer in a group very well, and it complements almost any party make up. Let's dive into this Build and see how it works. This Build Guide will go over the Lone Wolf Build: Magick Archer.
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Divinity: Original Sin 2 is in full swing, and one of the major issues that players are experiencing is with Builds.īecause the game is so difficult, this has gotten a lot more attention than one would expect.
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