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<br><img src="https://www.freepixels.com/class="; style="max-width:400px;float:right;padding:10px 0px 10px 10px;border:0px;" alt="" />The Wizard starts with the Pyrokinetic and Geomancer skill lines. These skills give the Wizard power over fiery destruction, oil spills, earthquakes, and poison. Which offers an explosive combination of ski<br><br> <br>This quest can end with Migos, Yarrow's father, dead or it can end with them somewhat together. To help this father and daughter duo, the player must collect a yarrow flower found growing around the map and give it to Migos. Doing this makes it so Migos gives the player his ring in return and does not start a fight. Give the ring to Magister Yarrow and she will be happy enough and reward the party ple<br><br> <br>Attributes, Combat Abilities, Civil Abilities, and Talents are all the other things players have to decide on when leveling up. Attributes are the main points that decide what a player is capable of using and learning. Combat Abilities affect the effectiveness of skill lines, weapons, and defensive tactics. Civil abilities affect playable actions outside of combat. Talents are used both in and out of combat and are useful in a multitude of w<br> <br>A lot of areas in DOS2 contain traps - be it explosive traps or poisonous gas. Unfortunately, these traps become extremely inconvenient for exploration and severely irritating when in combat. However, players can actually avoid pesky traps by making other objects trigger the traps instead of them. For instance, players can levitate and throw barrels, chests, and crates in traps they discover so their characters can stay away from the <br><br> <br>Various environmental elements litter Rivellon that can become quite an inconvenience while exploring. Unfortunately, in battle, these elements can become quite irritating as well. After all, just the wrong distance between an oil barrel and a burning surface can surround the entire battlefield in flames. However, players can actually play around with the elements to their advantage - even if they don't have overpowered Talen<br><br> <br>But there's only one path to take if the player wants to ensure everyone's safety. It may seem easier to just kill everyone for the loot and XP and be on with it, but it's even easier to casually stroll on by without mass murder and th<br> <br>Due to the skill lines that the Wizard starts with there are several directions that the player could take the class in with an added skill line. If the player wants to keep the class explosive, dangerous, and destructive, adding Warfare may be a good option. If the player wants to balance the class by allowing it to support itself a skill line like Polymorph or Necromancer should be conside<br><br> <br>Depending on playstyle, the player can add any of these skill lines, a mixture, or none at all. Just using the base skill lines is still a very viable option for players who want to stay as a pure mage. What skills in the pyrokinetic and geomancer skill line are the b<br><br> <br>There's a dog in Fort Joy who cries for his girlfriend, Emmie. Emmie is in the Fort Joy dungeons and is aggro along with other dogs. The player can't successfully complete this quest without being able to speak with animals and said talent will give the option to speak with Emmie and not have to kill all the do<br><br> <br>With the rework, players can engage the beast if they so choose to attempt it. However, the skill-cap is extremely high and players cannot defeat the Kraken outright as it eventually bails back into the depths before dy<br><br> <br>For instance, a battle in Act 2 will have players face against a Magister that uses Mass Shackles of Pain on three prisoners. As such, damaging said Magister reflects damage back to the prisoners. Ideally, players may heal the prisoners while killing the Magister and their allies. However, players can distract the Magister with pre-battle dialogue and alter the environment from th<br><br> <br>Early on in the prologue, players might realize that there's a ton of items in DOS2 that they can interact with. Interestingly, most of them end up not being super useful. As such, players end up skipping out on getting portraits, utensils, or even scattered bedrolls. However, players who do see bedrolls early in the game - or even later in the game - might want to keep t<br><br> <br>One of the most important lessons in DOS2 is that: rules apply to everyone. As such, players should note about other <a href="https://Www.gameunify.com/">Game Missions</a> elements that also hinder them in combat such as distance and cover. After all, the same rules apply to N<br><br> <br>Battle Stomp - The player slams their weapon into the ground dealing 60% physical damage to enemies in front of them and knocking down those who do not have any physical armor. Also clears non-cursed statuses from the gro<br><br> <br>In civil abilities, if the player is making their main character the wizard they should invest in persuasion as it has a large impact on what the player can accomplish throughout. If not, the loremaster and telekinesis abilities are useful for moving heavy objects on a weak character and identifying armor and weapons found on the battlefi<br>