Divinity: Original Sin 2 - How to Respec Your Character
is a game often lauded for the incredible depth in which players can sculpt their character, giving players a vast range of attributes and abilities at their disposal to create their dream RPG build. With the sheer number of skills and abilities provides players with, it can be easy to make some ill-advised stat investments as one carves their way through Rivellon.
It can be challenging to choose your abilities wisely in , and Larian Studios understands this. You gain unlimited access to respec-ing via a magic mirror aboard the Lady o' War from Act 2 onward. However, while it's nice to have access to the magic mirror at any time after Act 1, slogging through Fort Joy with mismatched skills and abilities can lead to some challenging fights later.
Introduced in the Gift Bag #2 update from developer Larian Studios, you can find the Fort Joy magic mirror below the kitchen in the Fort Joy Arena. As with any of the mods added in Larian's Gift Bag updates, the ability to access the magic mirror in Fort Joy must first be enabled in the game's menus. Go into your settings and select the «then scroll down to ensure „“ is checked.
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From here, you can access the respec mirror at the beginning of your journey in Rivellon. Beginning at the point where you awaken on the beach after the game's prologue, head directly south down the path heading towards the Ghetto. Along the way, you may encounter a few points of interest, including a battle with two Voidwoken, the Black Cat, as well as your formal introduction to the Red Prince.
This fight the beach can be extremely difficult on harder modes like Tactician, and is only recommended for those who have strong builds without the need for the Magic Mirror.
Once arriving at the Ghetto, your character (now potentially joined by the Red Prince) will stumble upon a confrontation at the front gates.
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