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| Targets in the cone that are frozen and under 10% Vitality shatter and instantly die. Otherwise they receive 150% Water Damage and become Frozen.
Damage is based on your level and receives a bonus from Intelligence.
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Requires 
Deep Freeze is a Hydrosophist Skill in Divinity Orginal Sin 2.
Deep Freeze location
Vendors
- Available starting from level 16
- Trader Bree at Driftwood (Reaper's Coast)
- Almira at Paradise Downs (Reaper's Coast), Lady Vengeance (Reaper's Coast, Nameless Isle), Hall of Echoes (Arx)
- Elf Stormchanter at Reaper's Coast elf camp
- Trayde the Merchant at Temple of Tir-Cendelius (Nameless Isle)
- Lizard Dreamer at Wordless' Black Ring camp (Nameless Isle)
- Trader Friel at Arx
- Trader Aravae at Arx
Deep Freeze effects
- Scroll can be crafted by combining a Sheet of Paper, Alien Water Essence, and a Mackerel
- Scroll costs 2 AP to use
- Resisted by Magical Armour
- 45° cone range
- Scales with level, intelligence and Hydrosophist
- Is not affected by range bonuses (Far Out Man, Farsight)
- Cannot be deflected
Deep Freeze trivia & strategies
- As the scroll only costs 2 AP costs, which can be lessened to 1 AP with Ambidextrous talent, it can be spammed for great effect
- Don't use it for the insta-kill effect. At 10% Vitality enemies will most likely not need much to die
Deep Freeze builds
Divinity Original Sin 2 Builds: Tidalist
AnonymousI have the ingredients required to craft the scroll but the combination doesn't bring up any result. What I'm doing wrong? Anyway, can I wait till it's sold by merchants?
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- Anonymous
Just a clarification, this doesnt autofreeze enemies who have magic armor. Typically a target needs to be chilled or wet before you can freeze them. This ability bypasses that interaction and goes directly to freeze.
- Anonymous
Shattering something under 10% seems terrible when you consider the fact that once they're that low, almost anything should finish them off. Do you really need a 4 AP skill to do that? The answer is: NO.
- Anonymous
So the description for this spell is pretty misleading. The way it actually works in the game, is first it does the water damage. If that left the target with no magic armor, they freeze unless there's something else that prevents them from freezing. Only then does it do the insta-kill check, so you can freeze a target and bring them under 10% vitality using this spell and still get the insta-kill.
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