The great thing about rogues is that they can go in for the kill and then sneak out, and this build helps you do that even better. The key to this build is the master of sparks spell, which sends flaming sparks flying during melee attacks.Īnother important part is your incarnate, which you should summon in flames.

Not only can you summon this gigantic incarnate, you can also do heavy attacks yourself! This build combines summoning, warfare, and pyro skills to pack a punch. So, what kind of build should you use? That depends on a lot of factors - different people do well with different builds. If you plan on doing a summoner charecter I suggest using mods, vanilla summoning is not that fun to play IMHO.What are builds, you ask? If you do go for summoning, plan to drop it in act two if you want to be really effective, or simply make sure you're going a very specified build like only Pyro or something. Not to say you can't make it work, but summoning is already the weakest skill in the game It starts strong but doesn't scale properly due to not being tied to an attribute like INT. It can be alright to run on the side, summoning and buffing it before combat, but they're not really effective for lone wolf teams. They aren't too bad in the first few levels, but by about levelbefore even leaving the first act, they'll be inferior to your character were you playing a dedicated damage build. They only get 4AP instead of 6, their stats aren't nearly as high and overall output less damage. The summons don't get Lone Wolf themselves. You do far less damage with your summon than just straight attacking. Summons don't get the bonuses from Lone Wolf.

No, you won't lose anything by summoning. So if i chose to use the Lone Wolf perk and choose to have at max 1 more person who is a conjurer in my party, when we summon our demons, would we lose the Lone wolf perk? Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.

Conjurer build divinity 2