Geo skills create poison surfaces which can heal undead, or set up explosions with Pyro that get bonuses from Pyro skill points. Even a single stun in combat can mitigate thousands of damage. Aero ≒ Poly : Aero only has surface damage. INT 33 Pyro 2 Geo 2 Poly8 Spell avarage 117 Surface 20 burning 36 Total 173 INT 25 Pyro 6 Geo 6 Poly0 Spell avarage 112 Surface 24 burning 41 Total 177 Originally posted by Gamebot:- Pyro > Poly : Pyro has the most powerful surface and status damage, yet you lose only 2% damage by focusing on Polymorph It only gives you an advantage if you are using multiple schools, that advantage is extremely small, it causes you to lose considerable damage when you use elemental terrain correctly, and the playstyle that benefits a Polymorph Mage the most (multiple schools) also requires a lot of Memory to utilize correctly. That's why Divinity: Original Sin 2 's Polymorph skill school is unique as fantasy magic goes. Not many RPGs let you deform your character into a hideous amalgam of monsters so they can break the game. It could range from 0% bonus, in which case Poly pulls ahead 3%, to immense bonuses in damage if you can force enemies to walk through it (easily done with good tactics and/or teleport spells). There are a lot of great Polymorph skills in Divinity: Original Sin 2. The benefit of elemental surfaces depends on your tactics. Poly gives you NO BONUSES to elemental surfaces. Whenever someone steps through fire created by you, the damage it causes gets bonuses based on your Pyro. For example: When you combine Fireball + Fossil Strike, the explosion that happens because fire combined with oil gets bonuses from your Pyro. If you are using 2 or more magic trees in the build, Poly is optimal.You've completely forgotten about elemental surfaces, which gain bonuses from your skill points in Aero / Geo / Pyro.
Originally posted by Gamebot:You don't need to 'spread out across many magic skills'.
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