For the Red Prince’s actual quest, head into the Lizard Consulate in the northwest. This area is covered in harmful fire and enemies that resurrect. To have an easier time, one should use stealth, speed, and lock picking to avoid combat and then activate teleporter pyramids. Enter the portal to the Abandoned Arena. To make this encounter go faster, destroy all of the mirrors with ranged attacks otherwise enemies will respawn indefinitely. Illusions of Malady, Alexander, Wendigo, and the Red Prince will attack the party. This Red Prince is an exact clone, which means he can be weakened by giving the real Red Prince bad equipment and skills. Use strong Source attacks like Arrow Storm and Epidemic of F

The problem is, clumping up together to reap the benefits of Favorable Wind is a good way to get party-wiped and chain-stunned given just how common AoE skills are in Divinity 2 . It's like doing the enemy a favor by using Favorable W

He also changes the seasons of the combat arena, making specific elemental status effects more annoying for the player team. Despite Boreas’ vulnerability to fire spells, most veteran players recommend poison as going after the Sentinels can ultimately be a waste of time. Another pro-tip: invest in items that provide resistance to knock-d

This fight is frustrating before the player realizes the simple mechanic to make it easy: destroy the mirrors. After that, the enemies can’t respawn and the fight is much more straightforward. That said, it’s a great fight where all of the ghosts from the past come back to haunt the player from Alexander (whether or not the player killed him) to Wendigo & shadow versions of the characters themsel

Against enemies that love to stay together—probably because of Favorable Wind, this is a good skill to dish out some stunlock torture. More than that, it also deals respectable damage and ignores or even clears elemental terrain effe

No, this isn't a euphemism for a neutral non-stinky fart, it's a practically useless skill in Divinity: Original Sin 2 . The caster casts it on themselves and they will then get a small aura that gives their allies movement speed bo

Speaking of widespread and brutal AoE skills, warriors and bruiser-type classes can have this one quite early on, the Battle Stomp. It's pretty much a short-ranged AoE stomp skill that travels in a broad cone and knocks anyone without a physical armor pr

Hannag is directly at the Cloisterwood waypoint, under siege by Magisters. She is prone to cast lava, which deals extremely high fire damage. Players can decide to save Hannag or help defeat her. However, it is revealed that his is a thrall of the God King, a major figure from Fane’s past. In a fight, she will use her mastery of portals to summon countless waves of Voidwoken and revive herself if killed. Said portals are immune to physical damage, requiring spells to destroy t

If Ifan isn’t a main character he can be found just beyond the front gate of Fort Joy ghetto. He is trying to break up a conflict between Elodi and the scoundrels Burro and Kana. Players can assist Ifan or take sides in the brawl, though this can cause Ifan to become hostile if he is hit by an attack. By default his class is the huntsman Wayfarer, but he is open to switching combat sty

The terrain makes for endless strategic opportunities and, by mistake or on purpose, Highly recommended Reading players can initiate this fight before completing some side-quests, too. The combination of enemies allows for further battle variation and just makes the overall experience extremely unique every t

The hallmark of most boss fights in the original game is that they’re extremely frustrating mechanic-wise, but ultimately rewarding once players overcome the boss. King Boreas is the epitome of that with his initial immunity to all elements thanks to four elemental statues around him known as Sentin

It costs no AP to cast and lets casters borrow 2 AP from their next turn. It may seem small but it allows players to kill a threat faster in a single turn, thus reducing enemies' overall damage output. Adrenaline is hitting three birds with one st

After resolving any business about Death Fog, Ifan can head to the sawmill in the north. As a Lone Wolf, Ifan is allowed in safely. However, it may be strategic to fight the Lone Wolves outright or set up traps for them to fall into. Inside the upper levels awaits Roost , leader of the Lone Wolves. He has captured Saheila (if alive) and will goad Sebille and Ifan; Sebille will take priority if present. A fight will break out in the small room against Roost, his wolves, and a few guards. If Ifan didn’t get a chance to speak, cast Spirit Vision and talk to the deceased Roost. It appears that Alexander is alive and on Nameless Isle. Players have the option of escorting Saheila out of the sawmill, a task that is much easier if all of the Lone Wolves are already d

For the amulet to work, players will also need a unique scroll named the Scroll of Atonement. In the same building as the Toyseller, head to the room on the right and climb up a flight of stairs. On the second floor, look for a locked desk beside a painting of Alexander. Use the password "Giyora" to unlock the desk and take the scr