Looks like a Bethesda way to do things. I would not want that, source would lose every bit of what makes it special and become a 'buff resource', which would be a shame. On the other hand, i kind of understand, from playing through the Joy Act, that Source is a power inside every Sourcerer. Some have it, some don't. It is told that many sourcerers were brought to Fort Joy after a Source 'accident', where their power unleashed uncontrollably and unwillingly. That's why they have collars. But then, i fail to see the need for your party to unlock 'Source Points' and find external source pools. Wasn't Source a power contained in one's own body? I understand they did that for balance purposes but i feel it breaks their lore. Probably, i would have prefered a system where using source comes with a cost. Either some time to have it back and reuse it (in which case developing your power would allow you to use more of it before it drains out) or grant an 'Exhausted' status of sorts after you use too much of it. And i would have loved more Source related spells and abilities. Some relying only on source, the way Bless does.
Divinity Original Sin 2 Max Source Points
Casting source magic requires source points. This video will guide you through the whole process of getting souce points and the three source magic skills (bless, spirit vision, and source vampirism) in Divinity: Original Sin 2. Hannag is in the cloisterwood and wants you to rescue her apprentice. Jahan is near the cloisterwood and wants you to murder a demon. Ryker is in the graveyard, he wants a tablet from a cave near the oil fields. Morgus wants you to spare him after beating the tar out of him, he's in reaper's cove.
Divinity Original Sin 2 Source
How To Get Source Points
What is the max amount of source slots you can have? Just wondering if you gain a source slot for every single possible master, or if it caps out. Showing 1 - 1 of 1 comments. 2 attribute points, 1 combat point. 2 attribute points, 1 combat point, 1 civic point. 2 attribute points, 1 combat point. 2 attribute points, 1 combat point. 2 attribute points, 1 combat point. 2 attribute points, 1 combat point, 1 civic point, 1 talent point.