#TORCHLIGHT 2 WIKI GENERAL GRELL PLUS#

It’s easy to miss the innocent floor trap as you’re plowing through enemies and feeling safe behind your 75% block chance and 75% damage reduction. These appear only in Act II dungeons (thankfully). The number one culprit behind hardcore character deaths.

While it’s usually easy to see these coming, the damage is staggering if the attack should connect. Charging attacks (Hulking Slasher, Forest Gargoyle, Tutara Skullcrusher, etc.). Since burning ignores armor, avoid any attacks that spread fire on the ground, or your health will start dropping alarmingly fast.ģ. Burning attacks (Deathcaps, Salamanders, Desiccated Archers, etc.). The 'ice wave' attacks of these enemies have very high damage and can potentially one-shot an ill-equipped character.Ĥ. Ice attacks (Mirka Frostbinder, Chillhoof, Ice Elemental). Since everyone loves lists, here’s a list of the most dangerous things in the game to watch out for.ĥ. I mean 75% block, 75% damage reduction, high dodge, missile reflection, and as much health as possible. To survive on Elite and higher NG+ tiers, you need 10% luck, 20% skill, 15% concentrated power of will.

Some areas have new dungeons (most notably Tarroch's Tomb in Ossean Wastes) and there are also more Netherrealm Portals and champion mobs in overworld areas.

You can only play multiplayer with other players of the same NG+ tier, although the shared stash will always be accessible to all your characters across all tiers.

The entire world is re-rolled and all quests reset (you start the game in Echo Pass once again), although access to the Mapworks will be available right from the start.

The important differences between NG+ and your first playthrough (aside from tougher enemies, better gold drops and higher-level loot) are as follows: You can't switch back to a lower NG+ tier. Any further restarts will be listed as NG+5 (you can replay the game indefinitely). If you complete NG+3, you can start again on NG+4, where enemies are scaled to level 120 at the start (your character level cap always remains at 100).

#TORCHLIGHT 2 WIKI GENERAL GRELL PLUS#

NG+3 for characters between level 99-100 (enemies and loot will be scaled up to level 100-119).Ĭompleting new game plus allows you to start the next tier.NG+2 for characters between level 80-98 (enemies and loot will be scaled up to level 81-99).NG+ for characters up to level 79 (enemies and loot will be scaled up to level 51-80).There are multiple NG+ tiers and you will be placed into the tier that most closely matches your level: To begin the next playthrough, talk to Felicia (an NPC in Minehead). New game plus (NG+) can only be started after killing the Netherlord. Other useful tomes include Concentration (+mana regen), Blocking (+% block chance) and Adventuring (+% XP/fame gain, +% potion effectiveness). The Treasure Hunter tome also increases your gold and magic find stats when taught to the pet, although it doesn’t show up on your Arcane Statistics panel.

Expertise tomes only reduce the stat requirements on items, NOT the level requirements. Despite its description, Barter does NOT reduce the price for enchanting items. Reduced town travel time applies in both cases.Īlthough the Barter tome has no effect when taught to the pet, the discount also applies when you send the pet back to town to sell items.

When taught to the pet, Animal Handling makes its minions stronger, but doesn’t affect the stats of your minions (or the pet itself). The only really worthwhile use of spell slots are the tomes a.k.a passives.Īnimal Handling makes your pet and minions stronger, but doesn’t affect the pet’s summoned minions. The damaging spells are laughably weak, while the summoned minions draw virtually no attention from enemies, making them useless as meatshields. The bonuses from buffs are just not that great and often only last for 20 seconds or less.

I’m going to be blunt here: nearly all active spells are worthless.

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