divinity original sin 2 talents for rogues

Unless there is a cap on AP, there is no reason to ever stop putting points into CON and SPEED. Originally posted by Revolucas: Attributes

If the target is too far away or there's environmental hazards in the way, my Ranger hybrization lets me capitalize on Guerilla/Sneak/Bully to Sneak/Shoot for increased damage, or use Tactical Retreat to reach a better offensive position. You could also just Sneak again and walk away. You'll do an absolute ton of damage and end the turn completely safe from retribution. You can then run to the targets back and repeatedly stealth/backstab until you have 3 AP left, then Walk in Shadows. You'll start turn 2 with a crapton of AP and vastly increased movement speed. For talents, I chose Guerrilla (double damage from stealth), Bully (+50% damage against slow/crippled/knocked down targets), Back Stab (Stabbing in the Back).Ī solid offensive combo is to use Fast Track on turn 1 and save AP while a companion hits a target with a Slowing ability. I have Stealth 5, which reduces the cost of Stealth in combat to a single AP. Fast Track is a self-haste that lasts 3 rounds and costs 4 AP, so I use it as part of an offensive combo.

I run a Rogue/Ranger hybrid and am heavy on Stealth and preparation. I approach things a bit differently than Drizzan, so just for the sake of an alternate build/opinion: Just leave a few AP at end of turn to hide again. When you have 5 Sneak, you should always sneak before a backstab on every attack. With that 1 AP cost it will cost 3 AP to do 4x Damage (Guerilla and Backstab) using a dagger. Most definitely do not ignore Sneak! With 5 Sneak it cost 1 AP to stealth and cones are super tiny. For example, do a few hits then move your character into a safe position to sneak while keeping in mind to be in a spot the he will not be seen if enemy moves or does AOE. Just move your character into a position where you can sneak at the end of your turn and he will never be the target of combat. I would ignore any defensive traits or abilities. You can use a bow just fine depending on situation. No reason to have pickpocket or lockpickĭagger wielder. I would not waste points here if you plan to use haste or items with speed.)īully (Ally with slow or cripple will be helpful) Get enough Speed to reach 20 AP per turn with the Glass Cannon trait (Can use gear. The rest into Constitution until you have 20 Max AP (Can use gear) I would say ignore pickpocket, sneak and lockpicking altogether, they are not worth it.ġ1 base Perception (get at least +3 from gear to get 14 Perception to see secrets)ġ0 base Dexterity (After reaching 20 AP pump rest here) I recommend blacksmithing and crafting for additional skills, blacksmith boost your damage (sharpen weapon) for example and crafting is just cool.ĭont forget to put points in willpower and body building, you do not want to be crowdcontrolled, I would not have less than 3 points in willpower and body in the end. Scoundrel you need 5 if you want the last talent headstrong, kinda optional but it is basically 2 additional willpower which helps against cc. Oh and make sure you get the trait that gives a 20% hit bonus while backstabing, Heartless, helps alot.įor skills go a few skills in single handed 3-4 doesn't seem worth it after that. The only skill I really use is the charm skill (which is amazing) and the skill that removes weaken/slow/blind etc on yourself. perception is not important with daggers. get dex to 12-14 maximum then rest of points into constitution and speed. Lone Wolf if you prefer a power character with less companions. I have both the scoundrel talents, headstrong and the 20% movement speed, I think they are worth it. I play with daggers and its great, you obviously need the backstab talent, then go glass cannon later on, leech is pretty good to have aswell.

Divinity original sin 2 talents for rogues