Divinity Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition Save Editor Mods That Adjust

Divinity Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition Save Editor Mods That Adjust

It is not compatible with any other mods that adjust the default class presets, however.

A Lucky Break and An Auspicious Beginning provide either a small or moderate increase to the number of points available to the player during character creation.

It is intended give players a bit of a boost without completely wrecking the overall balance of the game.

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Lucky Breaks Auspicious Beginnings provides several different options for players to enhance their characters during the character creation process by increasing the initial pool of available attribute, skill and talent points.

A Lucky Break provides a small boost and An Auspicious Beginning provides a larger boost (detailed below).

You can utilize these mods either through the PAK mods (also available on the Steam workshop), which disable achievements, or by using one of the saved games (only available via the Divinity Nexus).

If youd like a similar mod that only alters civil skills (and therefore does not affect combat difficulty in any way) try out my Civility and Grace mod instead.) A Lucky Break Increases available attribute points from 3 to 6.

PAK version only: 3 attribute and ability points pre-invested as per class settings.

PAK version only: 1 additional random talent pre-selected on top of class-specific talent.

PAK version only: if you want to see all of your points at once, simply remove the applied attributeabilitytalent points.

Saved game version only: difficulty set to classic (can be changed in options menu).

Saved game version only: each character begins with 1 point invested in an appropriate combat skill.

An Auspicious Beginning Increases available attribute points from 3 to 12.

PAK version only: 3 additional random talent pre-selected on top of class-specific talent.

One Preset Only versions Same changes as the normal versions, but -only- applied to the Wizard class-preset.

If you want a character to be buffed, select the wizard pre-set for him or her during character creation; if not, select a different preset.

If you want a companion to be buffed, tell them you want them to be a wizard during the recruitment dialog; if not, tell them to assume a different role.

It has no effect on the content of the game aside from determining which weapons spawn for you during the tutorial.

NOTES: This is a low-priority mod; it should always be at the bottom of your load order.

This mod should be 100 compatible with any mods introducing new class presets andor skills.