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For instance some items only have up to type 03, meaning that a higher crafting level will not produce a better result.īonus - This represents any bonus's that might be applied through the use of 'Boost' type items. Its also nice to see the 'Cut off' point for crafting skill on some items. This is notable in the 'Scrolls' as higher crafting levels actually stop you from making lower level scrolls. This is important and that different crafting levels produce differing items. Level - This is the level of the crafting skill. Note if the field is blank it means you don't need a skill. But this now is only a habit of true full game and fair play. By the way, I search and buy books of craft, trying not to miss any. For this moment in Original Sin 2 for craft is no motivation - thing wauld't be better than analog of level. Skill - This is the required skill craft the item. In Original Sin 1 I crafted a weapon, and it was enough for 2-3 levels next. The amount of armour depends on the crafter's level. Armor values in infobox are for level 19 equipment. The recipe to craft the armour can be found in Blackpits Cave.

The armours physical and magical armour values scales with the crafter's level. Using the sort options you can quickly get to recipes that cover the 'Any' variety of items. Armour of the Eternals is a chest armour in Divinity: Original Sin 2. Do note the difference between Knife and Dagger and that you make 'Spears' with a Branch and Dagger but you make 'Arrow Shafts' with a Knife and Branch. For instance Knife means ANY knife will do. Part in italic represent the 'Any' type objects. Parts 1 and 2 - This is one of the parts of the craft, this is interchangeable. Result - This is the end result of the combination of items

Divinity original sin 2 armor crafting