Damage scales based on level and strength.It deals 125% physical damage and sets atrophy on enemies, making them unable to use weapons.Its range is 8m and it costs two AP to use. This is a polymorph skill that requires one polymorph point and one memory slot.This is one of the starting polymorph skills, so you can get it early on.If you have high warfare and strength, this attack’s 125% physical damage will decimate your enemies.This is because the game considers it a spell rather than a physical skill. Not only does it deal a good amount of physical damage, it also sets atrophy on enemies. Polymorph skills are great in general, but this one is especially good to have. Not only do Metamorphs look cool, they learn great skills too. Backlash is sold by Hilde in Fort Joy and Exter in Amadia’s Sanctuary.Damage is based on basic attack and is powered up by finesse points. This attack does 85% damage and has an 8m range.Swords are much harder to sneak around with, after all. It costs one AP to use and has a range of 8m. Backlash is a scoundrel skill that requires one scoundrel point and one memory slot.Being one of the beginning skills, you might just start out with this handy backstab attack.You don’t have to be next to your enemy - you can teleport towards them if they’re in range.Instant backstab bonus, just add daggers.Sometimes stabbing people in the back isn’t so bad. This attack teleports you towards your enemy, giving you a killer backstab bonus. Want an attack that lets you backstab your enemies? Look no further than backlash. Since she starts out as a Rogue, Sebille might learn this move. You can also acquire this skill by buying the sundering cleaver from Zaleskar. This skill is sold by Gareth in Reaper’s coast and Haran in Driftwood.Thick of the fight gives you a 10% damage boost for each nearby character.It costs two AP and one source point to use. This is a warfare source skill that requires three warfare points and two memory slots.It includes summons and totems as well - the more the merrier!.Playing lone wolf? This skill can get you out of a bind if you don’t have party members to buff you.For example, say you’re surrounded by six magisters. It gives you a damage boost for any character that’s nearby.If you’re surrounded by enemies or party members, give this skill a try to beef up your attacks. Need a quick damage boost? This might be the source skill for you - it gives you a damage boost for every nearby character. Sky shot deals 100% damage and has a range of 20m.Damage is based on basic attack and finesse points. This skill gives you height bonus damage if you’re low on the ground.You can find this skill sold by Butter in Fort Joy and Bahara in the Sanctuary of Amadia.You need a ranged weapon such as a crossbow to use this skill.This is a huntsman skill that requires one huntsman point and one memory.Jumping into the air gives your attack a boost in range, so you can reach more enemies!.It’s a skill you find early in the game, so it’s great to start out with when you’re just figuring things out.Can’t get to high ground? This skill gives you a height bonus regardless.Apparently jumping is a good replacement for high ground! Ifan starts out as a Wayfarer, so he might learn this skill.ĭo you like attacking from above? Need a higher range than what your other skills give? Give sky shot a try - it gives you a height bonus even if you’re low on the ground. Are you wondering which ones would be best for you? No problem - here are 15 great skills that will help you destroy any voidwoken in your path. Without them, the game would be way more boring and generic. Nobody can claim they're just "playing the game as it was intended" once they know the bugged behavior is not actually intended.Since they’re how you attack and strategize on the battlefield, skills are a vital part of DOS2 You can call it abusing a known bug, exploiting a known bug, taking advantage of a known bug, intentionally reaping the benefits of a known bug, etc. How much that really matters in a single player game that can be modded is debatable, but it still is what it is. Knowing it is a bug and purchasing additional copies of the book that you know shouldn't be there is exploiting that bug. We know this because the developers have stated it.
You have a character modifying book that is not supposed to respawn. Having to level in between each use isn't an exploit. Saving then Exiting and reloading the game and buying the book again, then repeating that over and over. This video is just going off to play which winds up really doing nothing but reloading a merchant's inventory.Īn exploit would be along the lines of buying and using the book.
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