It's almost a running gag in D&D tables that splitting the party easily becomes a huge no-no. When the party gets split, one part of the party almost always ends up in trouble. However, more creative parties can use splitting up to their advantage, especially with the right preparation. After all, a well-timed sneak attack from the resident Rogue can eliminate unsuspecting opponents who thought the party is just three instead of four peo

Players should take note of a handy feature called Examine that they can activate regardless of distance. A character with high enough Lore can obtain a lot of insight from enemies. In this particular battle, the Dead Magister Inquisitors and Swordsman have 200-percent Resistance (can heal) from Poison and 50-percent Weakness (extra damage) from Fire. Meanwhile, the Harbinger has 100-percent Resistance (immune) to Fire and Poison, 20-percent Water Resistance, and Immunity from Decay

Enrage doesn't deal damage to enemies, instead, it buffs the character that it is used on. This skill guarantees that the character it is used on will score a critical hit with their next basic attack or weapon skill. This is perfect to use before abilities like Whirlwind that hit multiple enem

Despite the overwhelming nature of these maps, players shouldn’t neglect to explore the map as they finish the game’s chapters. In fact, even if players finish the Act without exploring the map, the game will confirm if they want to move on - as sometimes, certain areas in an Act contain hidden knick-knacks and quest lines, particularly towards rare it

The Summoning and Necromancer skills allow Fane to raise creatures, totems, skeletons, and many more strange yet helpful companions for the party. These summons give the party much more firepower, and can serve as distractions for enemies. The more allies the player has, the more opportunities there are to hit foes where it hu

Onslaught is the most damaging ability that Warfare users get access to. This skill causes the player to attack the enemy five times. Each one of these attacks deals only fifty percent weapon damage, but since there are five attacks it ends up dealing far more than just a standard att

In order for players to completely immerse in the world of Rivellon, it helps for them to keep their save files at a minimum - possibly before mini-bosses and major bosses - and not make new saves whenever they make choices within the game. This adds a layer of intrigue about which choices actually affected the outcome of the main story, which makes a second or third playthrough more excit

First-timers of RPGs like Original Sin 2 will likely want all the best outcomes in their first playthrough. That way, they can get to another SLG game maps knowing they maximized Original Sin 2 's offerings, right? Unfortunately, choices as early as Act I's Fort Joy will already have players thinking about making a second playthrou

Given the nature of Original Sin 2 as a game of tough choices and consequences, it makes sense or players to want to make multiple save files whenever they’re presented with a choice or want to do something dumb - such as choosing a starting Class . However, while it’s perfectly plausible to play the game this way, players evidently cut themselves from the immersion if they always have a "reset" button whenever they do something wr

Battering Ram is great for closing the gap between the player and enemies, but Phoenix Dive is even better. This skill makes the player leap high into the air and slam down in the desired location with extreme fo

This ability causes the player to rush at enemies. This will cause enemies to get knocked down as long as they don't have any physical armor protecting them. More importantly than knocking enemies down is the ability to close the gap. Get the melee character at the front lines where they will shine the m

Thanks to the "freedom" of roleplaying in D&D , doing anything is almost always possible provided it's within the confines of a character's skillset. In fact, this situation is the reason why Bards always try to seduce dragons. However, this element means players should try to use everything around them to resolve a situat

TTRPG Players who overoptimize and end up with Cheese (OP) Builds easily dominate combat, and it becomes an entertaining challenge for the DM to test their mettle. In Original Sin 2 , the powerful nature of Magic and Sorcery makes it easy for players to have a go-to build to decimate their foes. Moreover, sudden comebacks from more powerful enemies also motivate players to enhance their build to fix all the ki

It's been a few years since the Definitive Edition for Divinity: Original Sin 2 was released on the Switch and on Steam. Considered one of the best turn-based RPGs of the decade, it continues to draw in new players due to its complex lore, skillful world-building, unique mechanics, and intriguing charact