#Divinity original sin crafting wands Patch#

It is not worth mixing Yarrow Flower with any more-expensive healing potion, nor is it worth purchasing Yarrow Flower just to mix. Yarrow Flower + Minor Healing Potion -> Healing Elixir Wooden Branch + Shell or Sharp Stone -> Staff/Sword Wooden Log + Knife -> 2 Branches (and useless sawdust) Tongs + Cloth Scraps -> Big Tongs Roped Together Empty Flask can be mixed with oil barrel but should not, as Oil Flask has much lower value.

#Divinity original sin crafting wands Patch#

In patch v3.0.5.530 there are no valid uses for Pixie Dust, so it should be sold.Дoesn't consume the barrel. Stardust Herb + Mortar and Pestle -> Moon DustД«one or Skull + Mortar and Pestle -> Bone Dust Intestines can make poison arrow heads but should be saved for Chemical Warfare grenades instead. Nails can be obtained in abundance.Д®mpty Canister: Intestines > Tormented Soul > Earth EssenceДЄrrow head: Fire Resistance Potion > Small Air Resistance Potion > Arrow ShaftДЄrrow heads must be mixed with shafts to produce high-value arrows. There are also several vendors that consistently stock high-yield components.Д®xter (arrow heads/shafts and empty flasks/grenades/canisters)Д«est to worst options will be listed when applicable.Д®mpty Grenades: Broken Bottle > Fire Essence > NailsД«roken Bottle offers the highest return with the lowest investment, but are hard to find. *Of note, it is NOT worth purchasing Drundane, Yarrow Flower, Amadouvier, or Whisperwood for profit. Wooden Sticks / Bowstring (buy in equal #) Small Air Resistance Potion (requires arrow head/shaft) Stardust Herb (Requires Mortar and Pestle)ДЇire Resistance Potion (requires arrow head/shaft) Be on the lookout for the following items that can appear randomly. There are numerous high-yield crafting components that can easily slide under the radar. Some combinations may not be viable without these assumptions. This guide was written assuming a high-bartering character and selling to high-disposition NPCs. Of note, there is often little relation between the cost of the components and the cost of the resulting item. I added the 'Value' section to the tables on that page in an effort to give a better idea of which items are worth crafting, with the intent to sell. I've been updating the following wiki page with every crafting recipe I've discovered so far: Crafting_(DoS:2) I've spent a good bit of time investigating the crafting system and while it is far from complete, and has many features missing from DoS1, I have still found it worth using every game.