Yeah can also confirm rings and amulets do not contribute to the maxed stats achievements. Maps for both the herbs and stone tablets in the attributes chapter below.Īlso, as has been pointed out to me in the comments by Teratus: There's potential for more than 200 points, but you do need to be pretty thorough. *To increase Wisdom, you need to interact with every bookstand and use every 'Stone Tablet' from your inventory, which you come across. So you need both - all 20 plants AND enough unspend skill points to max out an attribute at once - before you should actually start increasing your stats.ĪND you also need the correct recipes, in order to even be able to brew these potions - which you can only obtain in chapter 2+, after you've joined any of the 2 factions (doesn't matter which, though) - which also needs Alchemy on level 3.

The problem is, that both of these potions require a certain herb to be brewed, out of which there's only 20 in total. Which means you'll need 20 per attribute, 40 in total (for strength and dexterity wisdom has another way*). Each such potion gives you +5 attribute points. For the remaining 100 points, you need to drink perma-boosting potions. You need to have leveled each of them to 200 at least once - and again: reloading works.īUT you can only invest skill points, until you're at 100 points. Which means you should grind up on skill points, so you can max out the Bandit-exclusive skill (sword tree) during their part of the walkthrough below, which is a lot shorter.Ģb) There's also 3 attributes in the game: strength, dexterity and wisdom. You can just accumulate enough skill points to max out an entire tree at once, save, invest, then reload and immediately do the next.īUT the Inquisition only teaches you certain skills after you've joined them, while one of the Bandits (Fincher) teaches you everything he knows, UNTIL you joined the Inquistion, at which point he stops doing so. This does NOT need to be done at the same time. You actually need to have maxed out all 8 skill trees at least once, in order to unlock 3 achievements related to them. There's 3 different skills trees for close combat (sword, axe, staff), 2 for ranged combat (bow, crossbow) and another 3 for magic (fire, frost, magic missiles). There's 8 skill trees, with a total of 10 levels each. The combat system of Risen is heavily dependent on invested skillpoints, as your pool of executable actions is actually locked behind certain skill levels. Getting as much level ups as possible while being factionless, is also important for: Which means, that you should clear as much content as you possibly can, before joining either faction, in order to reduce your overall playtime in the long run. There's a Bandits-exclusive story achievement right at the start of chapter 3, and a Mage-exclusive achievement well into chapter 4. If you just walk up to the monastery at the start of the game, you'll be forced to become a Warrior of the order, which is the only useless path (from an achievement point of view). And you can only become a mage, if you've joined them in a very specific way, which will be covered in the walkthrough below. The Inquisition is further split into the paths of a staff-wielding warrior of the order, or a mage - a decision which you need to make right after joining them.

In order to advance to chapter 2, you need to join 1 of the 2 factions of the game either the Bandits or the Inquisition. This game has several mutually exclusive achievements, split into 2 groups:ġ) The story is split into 4 chapters.

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