In Divinity: Original Sin 2 (DOS2) , item IDs (technically known as Root Templates or GUIDs) are used with the Script Extender or Console Commands to spawn specific items directly into your inventory.
Crafter’s Kit Tools: Many recipes now require the specific Crafter's Kit item to function.
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These IDs cover the most sought-after gear from the base game and the "Four Relics of Rivellon" gift bag update. The Four Relics (Gift Bag Content): Armor of Devotion: Quest_FourRelics_Armor_Devotion
| Description | Item ID |
| :--- | :--- |
| Giant Rune of Power (Best in Slot) | Giant_Power_Rune_2 |
| Giant Rune of Vamprism (Necro/Warfare) | Giant_Vampirism_Rune_2 |
| Eternal Artefact (Upgrades runes) | Eternal_Artifact |
| Ancient Skull (For +1 Memory frames) | AncientSkull |
| Rune Frame (Giant) - Power | Rune_Frame_TypeB_02 |
| Rune Frame (Giant) - Mystical | Rune_Frame_TypeA_02 | dos2 item ids new
The vanilla game console is limited. To spawn DLC items (like Relics of Rivellon) or use modern commands without crashes, you must install Norbyte's Divine Engine Script Extender.
Level Scaling: Items in DOS2 use high multipliers based on level. This leads to "number bloat" where a legendary item becomes obsolete quickly as you level up, forcing constant gear replacement. In Divinity: Original Sin 2 (DOS2) , item
Divinity: Original Sin 2 (DOS2), item IDs—often called GUIDs or Root Template IDs—are essential for players using the console or "Script Extender" to spawn specific gear. While older lists cover the base game, "new" item IDs typically refer to those added in Definitive Edition Gift Bags like the Four Relics of Rivellon or the Herb Gardens. Commonly Used New Item IDs