Frozen – For this Status Effect to apply you need to hit an enemy that is Chilled or Wet with one of the above Ice spells.

These are: Hail Strike, Winter Blast, Ice Fan, Global Cooling, Hail Storm, Deep Freeze, and Ice Breaker.

Chilled – For this Status Effect to apply you need to hit an enemy with any Ice spell from the Hydrosophist line.

Stunned – For this Status Effect to apply you need to hit a Shocked or Wet enemy with one of the above spells.These are: Shocking Touch, Electric Discharge, Dazing Bolt, Closed Circuit, Superconductor, Chain Lightning, and Thunderstorm. Shocked – For this Status Effect to apply you need to hit enemies with one Electricity spell from the Aerotheurge line.The reason these two Schools synergize well together is because Wet enemies take more Air and Water Damage, and can be Frozen and Stunned more easily, which makes Rain benefit both of these Skill lines because it sets the Wet status effect in a rather large AoE. This means even when enemies aren’t Frozen or Stunned they will still be at a serious disadvantage. Frozen and Stunned enemies cannot take an action on their turn, while Chilled enemies have reduced Dodge chance and Movement, and Shocked enemies have reduced Dodge chance and Action Points.

The Elusive Enchanter is a Mage Build that utilizes Aerotheurge and Hydrosophist spells in order to keep enemies disabled and crowd controlled. Divinity Original Sin 2 Builds: Elusive Enchanter (Mage) There are many Builds you can make in Divinity: Original Sin 2, and in this Build Guide we’re going to be taking a look at the Elusive Enchanter. It has been over a year since my last Divinity: Original Sin 2 Enhanced Edition Build Guide, which is far too long.

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