How to craft arrows in Divinity: Original Sin 2

Regular attacks for ranged weapons in Divinity: Original Sin 2 do not consume ammo of any kind. Just as swinging a sword does not require a consumable, using a bow similarly does not require one, otherwise classes would become extremely weak. All you have to do is equip a ranged weapon that uses an arrow and use the attack action.

However, one of the most powerful tools in the Ranger's toolkit is special arrows with unique effects that must be crafted, bought or found to use. The process of crafting a special arrow requires understanding the crafting menu, recipes, and materials combined into which items. Here's the breakdown.

How to craft special arrows in Divinity: Original Sin 2

Special arrows can be created by combining a Arbor and a suitable Arrowhead in the Crafting menu. Here's how to do it:

1. Press the Crafting Menu hotkey.
2. Drag and drop a shaft and an arrowhead into the open slots.
3. Click Craft to get the special arrow in your inventory.

After you have created a special arrow once, its recipe will automatically be added to the Recipe menu. The next time you want to create it, it will be much easier to do it through that menu. Note, however, that there are often multiple recipes to craft a single item, and only the one you manually use or obtain the recipe for will be added to the Recipes menu.

How to get arrows in Divinity: Original Sin 2

The recipe for creating an arrow tree is simple:

Anything with an edge, such as a knife, dagger, sword, or ax, qualifies as a cutting tool. The Bench Saw is a fixed crafting station that players can encounter from around the world in various locations, such as a blacksmith.

Short sticks can be obtained using a cutting tool or bench saw on a The Long Branchand Long Branches can be obtained using a pruning tool or bench saw on a diarywhich is a relatively common lifting item.

How to get arrowheads in Divinity: Original Sin 2

Simple arrowheads can be obtained by combining a Sharp piece of metal or rock or any bone with any Cutting tool.

• Using metal or rock with a cutting tool produces 3 arrowheads per attempt.
• Using a bone with a cutting tool produces 5 arrowheads per attempt.

Simple arrowheads must be combined with specific items to create special arrowheads. There are 15 special arrowheads, each with a different recipe and alternate means of crafting. Arrows are generally made DOS2 follow the principle of common sense. If an arrowhead is combined with an oil barrel, the result will be a slowdown arrowhead, which can then be combined with an arrow shaft to create a slowdown arrow. Doing the same process with a water barrel will result in a water arrow.

With few exceptions, Divinity: Original Sin 2 use the following logic for arrow recipes:

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The best special arrow recipes in Divinity: Original Sin 2

Below are some of the most useful Arrow recipes for you to know DOS2:

Slowdown, Poison, and Water Arrows are the easiest to make because their key components are barrels, which can be found almost everywhere in the game.