Five-Star Diner
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| Doubles the effects of foods and potions. |
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Five-Star Diner is a talent in Divinity Orignal Sin 2.
Tips
- Also doubles the effect of Attar of the Blood Rose, giving +2 to every attribute. It goes back to +1 if this talent is removed
- Extremely powerful when combined with resistance potions and attribute-boosting potions: With just a medium resistance potion, you get 100% resistance to an element, or all of them if you use a resist all potion, and potions with higher than 50% will also allow you to heal from the elements; with a large attribute potion, i.e. large strength potion, you get 22 more to that attribute, adding a huge damage boost
- Good food includes Dinner, Elven Stew, Fish Pie, Jar of Honey, Potato Porridge, Poutine and Rivellon Fries. Dinner is particularly easy to make
- A character can heal themselves by simply consuming either food that normally gives 20% health or a healing potion, erasing the need for someone else to heal them with skills. With food, you get the additional bonus, depending on the food. Combined with Living Armour, you can also quickly get a good chunk of magic armour back
Anonymousas far i understand, resistance potions provide 180% instead of 90%? Seems imbalanced against Alice Alisceon and other fire mages
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does five star dinner increase the turns a potion and food affect you for?
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I have tried this 4 times on 4 playthroughs. Never did the blood rose get improved by this talent. I take the talent moments before drinking the potion, and the attar always gives me only +1. Actually, further tests show that this talent does nothing for me. The probably that a mod is responsible for the problem is high. But i can't tell which one. It needs some extensive testing.
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You can combo it with shackles to make those undead suffer; with shackles, decaying touch and food on non undead for similar results, and with shackles, poison and death wish for a supper buff.
I'm planning a build around this one, or maybe two (around dinner on a melee char, and around elven stew on an archer).
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Each point in a stat gives 5% damage. A dinner gives 2 strength for 6 turns. With this talent does it give 4 strength?
And do different food buffs stack if I’m eating a dinner and a mashed potato?
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This and Medium Resist All potion = 100% resistance to all elements.
Also works well with Attar of the Blood Rose to give permanent +2 to all stats until you die (just load if you do). I think Lone Wolf increases this bonus to +4 to all stats.
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Had this talent and drank a Large Resist All potions then walked into the Shriekers in Act 3. They didn't attack me even when the effects wore off(but only staying around their affected areas).
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as of 7/4/2019 food buffs don't last long enough to be utilized on undead characters. (whether the food is poisoned or not.) this affects all undead custom races, and Fane. Custom undead are still capable of getting drunk tested this with each race of undead. Fane is immune to drunk condition. (whether alcohol is poisoned or not) tested this on multiple saves , and for buff duration had each party member drink apple juice (6 turn duration) both in and out of combat. If taking this trait on undead it will only benefit potion effects and heals from poisoned food. the buffs are increased however they don't last long enough to be utilized.
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If this talent did what it was supposed to do, it would be great. I'm a little pissy about finding out it doesn't work toward the end of a harder battle I had decided to use potions to win. Boooooooo!
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> NOTE: Despite what the in-game tooltip says, it does NOT affect potions, only food items.
Now it does.
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Works on potions by doubling their strength with same duration.
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Why does it say an excellent talent for Lone Wolf in the tips? Because food heals based off of percentages? I guess it would matter if you even got hurt as a Lone Wolf before you kill everything. Seems like a waste of a talent for Lone Wolf to me. Coming from Honour mode difficulty, so I imagine it's even worse on Classic or Explorer.
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works on Food but all the time you put into crafting potions to use with this dont bother. It doesnt effect potions at the moment
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Why it's not double effect of buff potions? Most useless talent by far
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Does it only affect your own character who consumes the Food or also other characters who eat your coocked Food ?
As the tips say, very useful with Living Armor. My 2h high- constitution solo guy restores all his magic armor by eating poutine, or any of the recipes that restore 20% health. 40% of total hp for a tanky lone wolf is a big number. Great value in boss fights and supplementing a high-dodge solo build.
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