Divinity: Original Sin 2 - A Rush of Talent Enhancements

In Divinity: Original Sin 2, talents are an essential part of any character's build, providing unique abilities and enhancements that can turn the tide of battle in their favor. With the latest update, several talents have received significant overhauls, making them more effective and exciting to use.

One of the most notable changes is to What A Rush, whose health threshold has increased from 50% to 60%. This means that characters with this talent will be able to withstand a bit more damage before their abilities are affected. Additionally, several other talents have had their effects improved:

* Living Armor now heals your magic armor for 40% of your healing instead of 35%, making it a more reliable source of protection.

* Unstable deals 65% of your vitality in damage instead of 50%, making it a more formidable force on the battlefield.

* Guerilla grants a 75% damage bonus instead of 40%, making it an even more potent ability for characters who rely on stealth and ambushes.

Some talents have also had their effects tweaked to make them more interesting and useful. For example:

* Executioner now only grants 1 AP per kill, but can activate multiple times in one turn, making it a more versatile ability.

* Ill Skilled Up grants +2 combat and +1 civil ability points instead of 1 each, allowing characters to level up their abilities more quickly.

Other talents have seen significant changes as well. For example:

* Escapist lets you move slightly and use movement skills while crippled, entangled, or webbed, making it easier to escape from sticky situations.

* Igigger and Better increases all of your stats by 1, in addition to +2 stats to spend, giving characters a significant boost to their abilities.

Some talents have also had their penalties reduced or eliminated. For example:

* Parry Master no longer imposes a 15% dodge penalty when being flanked, making it easier for characters to defend themselves.

* Leech makes it so 10% of the time when damaging a character with a positive status, you will receive a copy of this status, allowing characters to share beneficial effects with their allies.

Finally, some talents have seen minor buffs and tweaks. For example:

* Frugality, formerly known as Arrow Recovery, now also lets you recover potions and resurrection scrolls on use 33% of the time.

* Ice King gives you a 33% chance to gain a random water-related buff when casting a hydrosophist skill.

Overall, these changes have made Divinity: Original Sin 2's talents even more exciting and dynamic, providing players with new ways to play their characters and approach battles. Whether you're a veteran player or just starting out, there's never been a better time to jump into the world of Divinity: Original Sin 2.

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