"Divinity: Original Sin 2" gets its latest update that introduced new features of the video game. A new trailer was also revealed.

New update, new features

Larian Studios revealed recently on the official website of Steam that there are two new schools available to all "Divinity: Original Sin 2" players through the latest update. Patch version 3.0.50.423 added the Polymorph and Summoning schools, which were originally Kickstarter stretch goals that fans had a choice to vote on.

Players who will try the Polymorph school will be able to transform into other forms like growing wings to fly to the sky. They can also use the skill against their enemies like transforming their enemies into animals like a chicken.

The Summoning skill allows players to summon items or powerful beings on the battlefield to gain an advantage against their enemies. They can try summoning surface totems or a powered-up incarnate to gain bonuses and minions to fight alongside them.

Update changes

The latest update also made some changes to "Divinity: Original Sin 2" like bug fixes, some tweaks, and some additions. One of the major bugs that got fixed was the issue that caused players to have their input stuck in the game. Another bug was an issue with the Necromancer Tower Maze. The fix made it possible for players no longer have to re-equip the ring to trigger the correct dialog options.

Aside from the Summon and Polymorph skills, the update added new class presets for the Conjurer and the Metamorph. It also added new visual effects and sounds for all Summoning and Polymorph skills.

The update gave a few improvements to the game like the improved ladder animation system. It also improved the performance when targeting enemies with ranged weapons.

New trailer

Larian Studios also revealed the latest trailer video, which can be viewed below, showcasing the Summon and Polymorph skills. According to the official website of the video game, it showed what the two skills could do in a battle and the advantages it can give to players in a playthrough. They also want the feedback from the fans so that they can use those to make it better in the next iteration.

Check out the "Divinity: Original Sin 2" Summoning and Polymorphing Trailer video below:

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Tags Kickstarter, Necromancer