Titan Quest 2 has mechanics that are mostly similar to other games so you should feel right at home. However, the Divinity Points system is a bit hard to get a grasp but worry not, in this guide I will take you through everything you need to know on how to get Divinity Points in Titan Quest 2.
Divinity Points are used on one or both of your mastery trees in Titan Quest 2. So basically, if you want to master the mastery system in Titan Quest 2, you need Divinity Points and a lot of them.
Each mastery tree unlock active and passive abilities for your character. Some abilities are locked until you reach a certain Divinity level in the tree, even if your overall level is high.
How To Earn Divinity Points
In Titan Quest 2, you can get Divinity Points primarily through three methods. You can level up, complete Divine Challenges, and finish main story quests.
Each time your character levels up beyond a certain point (around level 6 or 7), you earn 1 Divinity Point automatically. Playing the game and gaining XP naturally increases your Divinity as you progress.
Then we have Divine Challenges. These are special challenges triggered by interacting with Titan Ichor found during quests. Completing the waves of enemies in these challenges can award up to 5 Divinity Points each, making this one of the fastest ways to boost your Divinity.
Save Divine Challenges for a bit later on in the game when your character is strong enough to handle waves of enemies to max out the rewards.
Last but not least, you can earn Divinity Points by completing the main story and especially after beating major bosses in the game. It is best to focus on targeting high XP enemies and completing quests as soon as possible to get more Divinity Points.
