Not only do you get utility that no other branch does For example, being able to spew oil, set it on fire, then walk around as a poison blob exploding everything and everyone in said oil you created before deciding "You know what, I'm going to teleport this fiery oil field across the screen at those guys" but you get a FREE attribute point for no good reason at all with each invested point. Polymorph at high levels is absolutely busted. If you are going to make a lone wolf character that only specializes in one skill this is the one to do it. The skin abilities get a lot of flak for being trash but I personally believe they can come in handy if you've got a AoE hungry Pyrokentic caster on your team and your in the middle of all the enemies and you just KNOW his next spell could hit you. Wings give mobility, spider legs give CC and flay skin help set up your casters if you have any. The Polymorph combat ability gives players one free Attribute Point to your avatar for every Ability Point invested.Ī lot of good skills to pick up if your warrior and looking to become the Swiss army knife of the battlefield and be able to aid anyone in your group, I've suggest taking a few points into Polymorphing to all my warrior friends. For example, you can grow wings and fly over surfaces, and then chain that with the Flight skill for longer distance flight. Polymorphs are inspired by nature and their magic takes some of the best and worst aspects of other creatures and puts them to combat use. Polymorph Skills in Divinity: Original Sin 2 are located on this page.
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