Divinity Original Sin 2: Top Skills For Any Build

Best skills to choose from.

Divinity Original Sin 2 allows players to fight against their opponents using different skills. At the moment, there are a large number of skills for players to choose from and each one has a different effect. For instance, some skills can help you burn everything in your path, while others can also transform your enemies into chickens. To help you avoid using the wrong ones, we’re going to talk about the best Divinity Original Sin 2 skills that you should use.

Best Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills

Following are some of the best skills in Divinity Original Sin 2.

Backlash

First off, we have Backlash. As the name suggests, your character will land behind your enemy’s back and backstab them. The attack does a total of 85% damage, which is pretty good. The best part about this skill is that you don’t have to stand near your enemy to use it. You just need to get them in the required range to jump over them. However, make sure that you have the dagger equipping while using this skill as it does not work with any other weapon.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Backlash

Type of Skill: Scoundrel.
Points Required: One Scoundrel point, one memory slot, and one AP.
Backlash’s Range: 8m.
Where to Purchase It: From Exter in Amadia’s Sanctuary.

Bone Cage

Bone Cage is a skill that has a direct effect on your physical armour. If you’re looking for a skill that can help you consume less damage, then this one is the ideal choice. When used, Bone Cage will increase your Physical Armour by 50% of the total heal value and an extra 50% for each corpse consumed. Since the skill boosts physical armour, we will suggest you use this on your main units to provide them with maximum protection.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Bone Cage

Type of Skill: Necromancer.
Points Required: Two Necromancer points, one memory slot, and one AP.
Bone Cage’s Range: 13m.
Where to Purchase It: From Kerban at Amadia’s Sanctuary.

Epidemic of Fire

Next up, we have the Epidemic of Fire. This skill will launch a cursed flame that will spread on impact. It deals around 150% fire damage, something that is enough to give a tough time to your enemies. The best part about this skill is that it spreads necro fire, which deals more damage than normal fire. In addition to this, it can not be put out by using water. Considering there are only a few skills that can create necro-fire, there isn’t any reason why you shouldn’t give the Epidemic of Fire a try.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Epidemic of Fire

Type of Skill: Pyrokinetic.
Points Required: Three Pyrokinetic points, two memory slots, and two AP.
Epidemic of Fire’s Range: 13m.
Where to Purchase It: From Ovis at the Driftwood Market.

Dominate Mind

The thing that makes Dominate Mind one of the best Divinity Original Sin 2 skills is that it will make the enemy fight for you. After you use Dominate Mind, the enemy character will join your side and will fight alongside you until the effect wears off. We all know how satisfying it is to turn an enemy player against his team. Although the amount of AP it needs is high, you won’t regret gaining an extra ally on your side.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Dominate Mind

Type of Skill: Summoning.
Points Required: Two Summoning points, one memory slot, and three AP.
Dominate Mind’s Range: 13m.
Where to Purchase It: From Trader Bree in Driftwood.

Laser Ray

As its name suggests, Laser Ray is a skill that can fire a laser beam that will burn every little thing in its path. Furthermore, it leaves behind a trail of fire clouds, something that no other skill can do. The best part about Laser Ray is that it deals a huge amount of damage in a single turn, something that can be useful while taking down a group of enemies. So if you ever wanted to fire laser beams in the game, this is your chance.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Laser Ray

Type of Skill: Pyrokinetic.
Points Required: Two Pyrokinetic points, one memory slot, and three AP.
Laser Ray’s Range: 20m.
Where to Purchase It: From Friel in Arx.

Chameleon Cloak

Chameleon Cloak can make you invisible for a total of two turns, something that makes it one of the best Divinity Original Sin 2 Polymorph skills. It can be useful both inside and outside of combat. For instance, during combat, you can use it to avoid damage when you’re low on health as your enemy won’t know where to hit. And when you’re not in combat, you can use it to sneak past enemies which you can not deal with at that moment. The best part is that its points requirements are low, meaning that you can use it more often as compared to other skills.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Chameleon Cloak

Type of Skill: Polymorph.
Points Required: One Polymorph point, one memory slot, and one AP.
Chameleon Cloak’s Range: Null.
Where to Purchase It: From Ovis at Driftwood.

Living on The Edge

There are times when you’re on the verge of death in the game while having regrets of not being able to land a few more strikes to help your team out. Well, with the Living on the Edge skill, this can become possible. You can get the luxury of becoming kind of immortal for a total of two turns after using this ability, something that can help you turn the tables. This can be useful at times when you only need a few more strikes to take down an opponent.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Living on The Edge

Type of Skill: Necromancer.
Points Required: Two Necromancer points, one memory slot, and three AP.
Living on The Edge’s Range: 13m.
Where to Purchase It: From Trader Bree at Driftwood.

Teleportation

Regarded as the best utility skill in the game, Teleportation can be used to move a character or an item from one point to another in an instant. This ability can be used in combat and outside of it as well. For instance, Ranged characters can use this ability to take enemy Melee units far away as they won’t receive any damage this way. Similarly, Melee units can use it to bring enemies closer to them. There might be an enemy who is targeting you from higher ground. By using this skill, you will be able to bring them down.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Teleportation

Type of Skill: Aerotheurge.
Points Required: Two Aerotheurge points, one memory slot, and two AP.
Teleportation’s Range: 13m.
Where to Purchase It: Trader Friel at Arx.

Spread Your Wings

Ever wanted to become a bird in the game? Well thanks to the Spread of the Wings skill, you actually can. Upon using it, you will be granted wings so that you can fly around the battlefield. This is something that can help you scout for enemies, reach higher ground quickly, or make a quick escape from the battlefield. However, keep in mind that it will grant you wings for three turns only, so be sure to make the most out of them.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Spread Your Wings

Type of Skill: Polymorph.
Points Required: Two Polymorph points, one memory, and one AP.
Spread Your Wings’ Range: Null.
Where to Purchase It: From Ovis at Driftwood.

Thunderstorm

Thunderstorm is the skill that can help you become Thor on the battlefield. It can hit your enemies with several lightning bolts for a total of three turns in the targeted area. When used right, this skill can create havoc and give your enemies a difficult time. As it covers a large area, Thunderstorm can be perfect for targeting a group of enemies. Furthermore, if your enemies aren’t wearing any magic armour, then it will also prevent them from moving by stunning them. It also electrifies every water and blood surface.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Skills
Thunderstorm

Type of Skill: Aerotheurge.
Points Required: Five Aerotheurge points, three memory slots, and four AP.
Thunderstorm’s Range: 10m Radius.
Where to Purchase It: Ovis at Driftwood.

Conclusion

These were some of the best Divinity Original Sin 2 skills for any build. Keep in mind that the choice varies from person to person, and you might find some other skills better than these. In any case, we hope that our guide will help you with selecting the right skill that can turn the situation in your favour on the battlefield. Also, make sure to check out how to Respec in Divinity Original Sin 2 before you leave.

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