How to Cure the Cursed Condition of Divinity: Original Sin 2

Curses are a very tricky status effect to deal with. Divinity: Original Sin 2. The resulting negative debuffs are very difficult to deal with, as they do not kill the character directly, but significantly reduce his or her stats.

When affected by the curse, characters have reduced accuracy, evasion, and elemental resistance, making them extremely vulnerable in combat. On higher difficulty settings, especially Tactical, this is a death sentence. Fortunately, there are several ways to treat this.

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How to Cure the Cursed Condition of Divinity: Original Sin 2

There are three main ways to cure Cursed in DOS2:

1. Blessing (source order).
2. Resurrection Scroll.
3. Reloading previous save.

Cast Bless

Blessing is an incredibly useful spell. Divinity: Original Sin 2One of its main abilities is to cure all characters of cursed status effects. Bless is a source skill Requires source points to cast. There is no way to use it until you uninstall Source Collar. Luckily, Cursed isn't fatal, so waiting for a cure isn't a big deal.

Blessings cannot be learned from skill books. A visit is required. Hall of Echoes in Fort Joy Then talk to the patron of your race to obtain it. The fastest way is to interact with the other person. Seven Goddess Statues of Empty Marsh (X: 517, Y: 173)It's just east of the Flaming Pigs. Be prepared for an ambush. The Voidawakener is waiting in ambush.

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Use the Resurrection Scroll

If you don't have the source points needed to cast Bless, or if you haven't removed the source collar yet, you can't use the first method. The easiest way to remove a curse from a character without a blessing is to kill the character and then use a Resurrection Scroll to resurrect him. Doing so will remove almost all active effects on the user, including curses.

Resurrection Scrolls can be purchased from most merchants. Although they tend to cost a decent amount of gold, you can easily get pickpocketed without issue. Money isn't an issue in the late game, and you can reliably refill your inventory whenever you need it without having to resort to underhanded tactics.

Alternatively, players can: Craft a Resurrection Scroll using the following recipe:

• One sheet of paper + water essence + life essence

If one of your party members is a necromancer, you can use the following combinations: Living on the Edge (level 9 spell) and Last Rites (level 16 spell) The same effect is achieved by directly reviving a character outside of combat. However, since this method can be used later in the playthrough, the resurrection scroll method is a more suitable option.

Reload previous save

It may seem obvious, but if you reload your save file at a point before your character was cursed, you won't have to spend resources to cure it. If the curse is the result of a trap, you can also use a summoned creature to trigger that creature when you reload, so that it doesn't get cursed directly a second time.

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How to cure the curse of a cursed item

specific item Divinity: Original Sin 2 It will curse the character who equips it. The previously mentioned methods also apply to these curses, but with an important caveat. Casting a blessing on a character wearing a cursed item will heal them. But if they die If you resurrect using a resurrection spell, the curse will be reapplied. You must recast Blessing to heal immediately. However, if you resurrect after unequipping the cursed item, the curse will not be applied again.

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