Some of these can be achieved via Armour and Jewelry, which should help, but once these points have been distributed Elemental Champions will need to start dumping all points they can into Two-Handed. In Act 1 they will need 2 points into Warfare, 1 point in Hydrosophist, 1 point in Geomancer and 2 points into Scoundrel.
This works extremely well for what we’re trying to do.Įlemental Champions take a little bit to get off the ground because they do need to spread some points around early on to get the needed Skills. Two-Handed not only increases our melee attack damage, but also our Critical Multiplier. Let’s take a look at what Abilities and Talents you need for a Elemental Champion. The bonuses you gain from Abilities in this game are somewhat different than the original, so it’s easy to see why people can get confused. It’s easy to get spread too thin, and often people make the mistake of not spreading points around enough.
One of the hardest parts about making a Build in Divinity: Original Sin 2 is getting your Abilities distribution correct. This will allow you to increase the damage of your attacks via Intelligence and Runes, keep your turn order high and allow you to Mute and Blind your opponents, reducing the amount of damage you may take. Ideally your Staff would have Intelligence, Initiative, Set Blinded, Set Silenced and at least 1 Rune Slot (the more the better).
The tough part about this is that it’s hard to find a good Staff of each type, let alone just a good one in general. Elemental Champions change their damage type by switching Staves on the fly, which means you will need one of each type: Fire, Water, Poison and Air. Weapon-wise this is a tough Build to acquire the right gear for. These Runes can help increase your damage when slotted in Armour and Necklaces. Add in Enrage, and all of a sudden you are dealing insane elemental damage via melee attacks. This is made possible by the different Staves they carry and the fact that they are only doing melee attacks, allowing them to pump up Two-Handed to not only increase their damage, but also their Critical Multiplier. Elemental Champions don’t focus on one elemental damage type, but can switch between what they need on the fly. The Elemental Champion is a Warrior Build that focuses on its use of Staves to deal incredible elemental damage to enemies. Let’s jump into this Build and see just how it works. In this Build Guide were going to cover the Lone Wolf Build: Elemental Champion. Since the game is rather difficult this has come much more into focus than one would expect. What Build do I use? What’s a good Build for a Warrior? Ranger? Mage? etc. Divinity: Original Sin 2 is in full swing, and one of the major issues players are having with the game is Builds.
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