Infuse book from combining any summon book and a source fire book. Infuse book from combining any non-source summon book and fire book. Summon on a patch of fire(cursed or blessed doesnt matter). *Fire: Deals 100% fire damage, casts fireball. *Wood: Standard incarnate, Physical damage. All elemental incarnates gain +3 to your elemental skill related to their current element as well as immunity to that specific elements inherent debuff (bleeding, poison, frozen, etc.) Speaking of spells though, incarnate spells do NOT scale with your INT!!! They scale off your Summon skill and elemental skill. I'll post the elements, the bonus spells they get, if any, and how to unlock this infusion, be it traditional, or casted. Dodge stacks additively with buffs and auras *Warp infusion: Grants the tactical retreat spell and the ability to swap locations with its owner, as well as a 15% bonus dodge chance. *Shadow infusion: Grants the chameleon skin spell and the Corrupted blade abilities, as well as one additional movement speed. *Farsight infusion: Grants magic armor (Yep, MA) as well as the incarnate ranged attack ability, as well as an additional 25% base damage increase. *Power infusion: Grants phys armor (forever PA now) and the spells whirlwind strike and bull rush, as well as a 25% base damage bonus. I'll go over the basic power ups first, then get into the infusions, including the secret infusions that require source to cast.

It's badass, looks cool, does insane damage, has insane stats, and can be powered up to do some incredibly stupid and amazing things. Okay, lets be honest, you all wanted to know about this one the most. Nothing specialīlood/Cursed/Blessed Blood: Physical damage that inflicts bleed if they have no physical armor. Oil/Cursed/Blessed Oil: Summons an oil totem that deals earth damage. *Poison/Cursed Poison: Similar to fire, but it poisons instead *Fire/Blessed/NecroFire: The attacks lights them on fire if they dont have magic armor *Water/Ice/Blessed Water/Blessed Ice: Water totem that can freeze enemies who are on a water or ice surface, and who have no magic armor. The list of summonable totems and what they do are as follows, their damage is matched by the element summoned in: The higher the skill, the more lethal the totem. To use the spell, cast the ability on any surface to summon a totem whose stats depend entirely on three factors, your character level, your summoning skill level, and the terrain summoned on. I will explain HOW summoning is done here due to the totem's simplicity. My name is Foxy, and class, is in session.įirst off, we'll start with the totem, a highly underrated spell and summon due to its lack of control methods and lack of mobility. I will not only go into the summoning tree, but also into other summons available through other trees, such as my beloved fire slug of immortality. I've come to explain not only how summoning works, but also to explain the 'Secret' infusions not possible through traditional summoning or through purchasing books. I know people hate the source point system, and the way larien implemented them is rather annoying, but they are there for balance reasions.Ladies and gentlemen, your confusion has been seen, heard, and noted. Summon skeletons are really powerful, they honestly have too many abilities, Id suggest keeping there skilles to basic ones and maybe one level 2, any higher and they should really have source point requirements The blobs should be level level 2 and require the same amount of ap as oily blob also they can do a lot of damage (moire testing was needed they were pretty okay otherwise.ĭeath punch definitely needs source points, in orignal divinity original sin that skill could one shot enemies, 2-3 source points. i see this as something that inflicts statuses rather then damage The fire/acid/frost blasts are really powerful do to their curse surfaces they should at least require a source point, slightly reduced damage/Įlemental choas I think should be tier 2 and require more ap, the fact it strikes multiple times and can cuase several status effects means that damage should be reduced. Hey this is an awesome mod, one issue I have is how absurdly powerful mass curse and bless are, if I personally had the source files I would just do it myself but since I dont could you make an optional files to make those skill require 2-3 source points and maybe one per fight ?

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