DOS2:Abilities: Difference between revisions

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Abilities are categorized as combat or civil, which are split into 3 additional sub-categories.

Combat abilities
- Defence
- Skills
- Weapons
Civil abilities
- Craftsmanship
- Nasty deeds
- Personality

Name	Description	Category	Sub-category
Aerotheurge	Increases all air damage dealt	Combat	Skills
Geomancer	Increases all poison and earth damage dealt, and any physical armour restoration caused	Combat	Skills
Huntsman	Increases damage bonus when attacking from high ground	Combat	Skills
Hydrosophist	Increases all water damage dealt, and any vitality healing or magic armour restoration caused	Combat	Skills
Necromancer	Heals the user whenever damage is dealt directly to vitality	Combat	Skills
Polymorph	Provides 1 free attribute point per point invested	Combat	Skills
Pyrokinetic	Increases all fire damage dealt	Combat	Skills
Scoundrel	Increases movement speed and critical modifier	Combat	Skills
Summoning	Increases vitality, damage, physical armour and magic armour of summons and totems	Combat	Skills
Warfare	Increases all physical damage dealt	Combat	Skills
Ranged	Increases damage and critical chance when using bows and crossbows	Combat	Weapons
Single-Handed	Increases damage and accuracy when using a single-handed weapon with a shield or empty off-hand	Combat	Weapons
Two-Handed	Increases damage and critical multiplier when using two-handed melee weapons	Combat	Weapons
Leadership	Grants dodging and resistance bonuses to all allies within 8m radius	Combat	Defence
Perseverance	Restores magic armour after recovering from frozen or stunned, and restores physical armour after knocked down or petrified	Combat	Defence
Retribution	Reflects received damage to attacker	Combat	Defence
Loremaster	Identifies enemies and items by examining them or using an identifying glass	Civil	Craftsmanship
Telekinesis	Moves items telepathically regardless of weight	Civil	Craftsmanship
Sneaking	Reduces others' sight cones and increases character movement speed while sneaking	Civil	Nasty deeds
Thievery	Improves lockpicking and pickpocketing skills	Civil	Nasty deeds
Bartering	For each point invested, traders reduce their prices while paying more for character items	Civil	Personality
Lucky Charm	Increases likelihood of finding extra treasure wherever loot is stashed	Civil	Personality
Persuasion	Increases likelihood of convincing others in dialogues, and increases how much characters like you	Civil	Personality

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+|-| Divinity: Original Sin II =
+'''Abilities''' are categorized as combat or civil, which are split into 3 additional sub-categories.
-{{SHORTDESC:Gameplay mechanic in multiple Divinity games}}
+{{div col}}
+* '''Combat abilities'''
+** Defence
+** Skills
+** Weapons
+* '''Civil abilities'''
+** Craftsmanship
+** Nasty deeds
+** Personality
+{{div col end}}
+{|class="wikitable sortable"
+! Name !! class="unsortable"|Description !! Category !! Sub-category
+|- class="sorttop"
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Aerotheurge}} || Increases all air damage dealt || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Geomancer}} || Increases all poison and earth damage dealt, and any physical armour restoration caused || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Huntsman}} || Increases damage bonus when attacking from high ground || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Hydrosophist}} || Increases all water damage dealt, and any vitality healing or magic armour restoration caused || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Necromancer}} || Heals the user whenever damage is dealt directly to vitality || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Polymorph}} || Provides 1 free attribute point per point invested || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Pyrokinetic}} || Increases all fire damage dealt || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Scoundrel}} || Increases movement speed and critical modifier || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Summoning}} || Increases vitality, damage, physical armour and magic armour of summons and totems || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Warfare}} || Increases all physical damage dealt || Combat || Skills
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Ranged}} || Increases damage and critical chance when using bows and crossbows || Combat || Weapons
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Single-Handed}} || Increases damage and accuracy when using a single-handed weapon with a shield or empty off-hand || Combat || Weapons
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Two-Handed}} || Increases damage and critical multiplier when using two-handed melee weapons || Combat || Weapons
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Leadership}} || Grants dodging and resistance bonuses to all allies within 8m radius || Combat || Defence
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Perseverance}} || Restores magic armour after recovering from frozen or stunned, and restores physical armour after knocked down or petrified || Combat || Defence
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Retribution}} || Reflects received damage to attacker || Combat || Defence
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Loremaster}} || Identifies enemies and items by examining them or using an identifying glass || Civil || Craftsmanship
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Telekinesis}} || Moves items telepathically regardless of weight || Civil || Craftsmanship
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Sneaking}} || Reduces others' sight cones and increases character movement speed while sneaking || Civil || Nasty deeds
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Thievery}} || Improves lockpicking and pickpocketing skills || Civil || Nasty deeds
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Bartering}} || For each point invested, traders reduce their prices while paying more for character items || Civil || Personality
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Lucky Charm}} || Increases likelihood of finding extra treasure wherever loot is stashed || Civil || Personality
+|-
+| {{MdAbility DOS2|Persuasion}} || Increases likelihood of convincing others in dialogues, and increases how much characters like you || Civil || Personality
+|}
+</tabber>
+{{SHORTDESC:Gameplay mechanic}}
 [[Category:Gameplay mechanics]]
 [[Category:Gameplay mechanics in DOS]]
 [[Category:Gameplay mechanics in DOS2]]