In Titan Quest 2, building your character the right way is key to surviving tough battles and getting the most out of your gear and abilities. Whether you’re swinging a heavy axe, casting powerful spells, or dodging attacks with speed and skill, everything starts with your attributes. These core stats shape how your character fights, what equipment they can use, and how well they handle different types of damage. In this guide, we’ll break down all the main and secondary attributes, explain what they do, and help you decide where to spend your points based on your playstyle.
All Titan Quest 2 Attributes
In the game, your character is built around four main attributes: Agility, Vigor, Might, and Knowledge. These are your core stats, and you’ll be spending points on them as you level up. Each one affects different aspects of your character like how fast you are, how much damage you deal, or how tough you are in battle.
When you boost these primary attributes, they also improve your secondary stats, such as Cunning, Fitness, and Resolve. These secondary stats are what actually influence things like your critical hit chance, how well you survive fights, and how much your abilities scale in power.
If you’re ever curious about the full breakdown of your stats everything from your core and offensive power to your resistances and ailments you can open your character screen in-game and click on the “Details” tab. That’s where you’ll see how all your attributes come together to shape your build.
What Attributes Do
The way your attributes work together is actually pretty clever. Each time you invest in one of the main attributes Might, Knowledge, Agility, or Vigor it boosts certain secondary attributes as well.
For example, putting points into Might will increase your Fitness and Resolve, which helps with both survivability and elemental strength. Knowledge boosts Resolve and Cunning, making you better with magic and giving you a damage boost to certain elements. Agility improves Cunning and Fitness, so it’s great if you’re going for speed and finesse. And Vigor is kind of the all-rounder it boosts Cunning, Fitness, and Resolve, and it’s also the key stat for increasing your overall health pool.
Each of these main and secondary stats also influences your gear and damage types. If you focus on Might, you’ll be better at handling heavy weapons and armor think axes, maces, and those heavy weapon set. Knowledge makes you stronger with magic-based gear like staffs, magos robes, and plated robes. Agility helps you get the most out of light and medium armor, as well as fast weapons like swords and daggers.
Meanwhile, your secondary attributes affect specific types of damage. Cunning boosts poison and lightning attacks, Fitness increases strike and pierce damage, and Resolve amps up your cold and fire abilities. So, depending on the kind of playstyle you want whether it’s brute force, fast strikes, magical power, or elemental mastery you’ll want to choose your attributes carefully.
