Sep 13, 2017  This Divinity Original Sin 2 Crafting Guide will help you by providing you a comprehensive overview of all of the things that you can craft. Not a lot of good crafting guides are available online. Divinity: Original Sin 2 is incredibly deep, and we've dived deep into it to explore. If you're looking for more videos to help you understand the game, take a look below for a handy list.

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Page Tools.Crafting & Blacksmithing Crafting and Blacksmithing are two helpful but optional characters can take. Characters can upgrade, repair, or outright create their own items, weapons, armor, spell scrolls, and more. Because money is hard to come by early, this can save you a lot of gold and keep your party well-outfitted for those difficulty early battles.Once you unlock the Hall of Heroes in the (generally in of the ), you'll be able to hire additional heroes to journey with you.

Therefore, one possible strategy is to not put points into Crafting or Blacksmithing with either of your Source Hunters. Let your Source Hunters spend all their Points in their weapon, magic, or defenses as applicable. Instead, once you can hire additional heroes, put all of their points into Crafting or Blacksmithing (or both!), and just keep them inactive unless you need them.The downside is that your characters won't be able to craft or repair in the field, which is an immensely helpful skill. Simple repairs to your gear only require a character to carry a repair hammer, so if one of your normal party members takes Blacksmithing and carries a Repair Hammer at all times, he will be able to repair gear for free even in the middle of a deep dungeon.

Just keep an eye on your gear durability!Creating a piece of gear from scratch requires ore, which can be smelted by dragging metal onto a blacksmith's forge. Forges are not portable, but there are many around; the first one you can find is out in the open behind the abandoned house in Cyseal.

Repairing gear, or crafting normal items such as potions, do not need additional items to be crafted.To craft most items, you only need to drag one ingredient on top of another. For example, to craft a simple Minor Healing Potion, you need a Penny Bun Mushroom and an Empty Potion Bottle. To craft it, simply drag either item onto the other.

Assuming your Crafting level is high enough, the item will be created. If your level is not high enough, you will be informed as such. Blacksmithing, including repairing gear, works the same way.Some recipes require combining two of the same item. For example, to create a Medium Healing Potion, you must combine two Minor Healing Potions. If you have multiple Minor Healing Potions, they are likely stacked on each other.

In order to combine them, you'll need to split the stack. To do this, hold SHIFT, then click-drag the Minor Healing Potions into an empty inventory slot. You'll be asked how many you want to put in the new slot. Then, combine the two stacks, and you'll prompted to either combine the stacks or craft something better, assuming your level is high enough.Around the world, you may find recipe books. Double-clicking a book will spawn a “Recipe Unlocked!” message, and the recipe is copied to your journal. You can then sell the book, and the recipe will be retained.

Divinity Original Sin 2 Crafting Recipes

Further readings bring no benefit.That said, most recipe books are not required to craft. As long as your respective level is high enough, you will succeed in the crafting. Failure is only possible if your level isn't high enough, and even if it's not, your ingredients are not lost.Note that some incredibly high-level items will need recipe books.We'll do some of the heavy lifting for you here. On the next few pages are several recipes sorted by crafting level. If we missed any, please add them to the wiki!Crafting Recipes Table of Contents.Blacksmithing Recipes Table of Contents. Starter Guide.

Character Creation. Crafting & Blacksmithing.

Walkthrough. Side Quests. Part 1 Side Quests. Part 2 Side Quests.

Part 3 Side Quests. Part 4 Side Quests. Part 5 Side Quests. Part 6 Side Quests. Part 7 Side Quests. Part 8 Side Quests.

Part 9 Side Quests. Part 10 Side Quests.

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Eternal ArtefactsEternal Artefact can be found at Blackpit mine.Comment from @Criminal HorseSome of Eternal artifacts (big ones to the right) counts as Ingridients, others as miscellaneous. Both have same icon and description, but 'miscellaneous' could not be used in craft!Some examples. Took white items that i had without stats.

Blue stats is what Eternal artifact is adding. You can add those stats to any item not only white )Tiny artefacts add air danage + shock proc. Important: Also all items from picture below gained 23 phys armor. (lvl 19 crafter)Other items. Adds physical armor to each.

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Looks like percentile addition. THANK U SO MUCH!!!!!

I’m already 80+ hours into this game and have found relatively very FEW recipes, even though I thoroughly comb everything and “read” everything. And idk I guess I’m not patient enough or logical enough to have any luck combining stuff on my own in the crafting panel.mostly get the big red “X” and “invalid combination” (-about 90% of the time). And countless hours online looking for recipes has yielded very little that I don’t already have in my meager recipe collection. So TAHNK U it must have taken u FOREVER to compile this list!!!