Head to Heide's Tower of Flame first, if you can deal with the enemies there with beginner magic. Even if you're doing a sorcery build and primarily levelling INT, it can actually be worth putting some points into FAI as well, purely for the defense bonus.
One final interesting note is that your elemental defense actually scales with your stats as well (using the same formulas), and it actually is not as negligible as you might assume. The other stat that increases agility is adaptability, which you should probably put a few points in. To save on frustration you probably want to get it up to at least 92 earlier rather than later. Speaking of agility, it's a new stat in DS2 which affects a few things, but most importantly it determies the number of invincibility frames in your roll. Not only does it increase your number of spell slots, it also increases your number of spell casts, your casting speed, and it provides a small increase to agility. Make sure to level attunement - it's very important.
#HOW HEX WORKS IN DARK SOULS 2 UPGRADE#
If you don't find that particular weapon or don't want to use it, you can just upgrade a regular weapon until you unlock infusions. scales with both int and faith), which is probably going to be your best choice of weapon until you can infuse your own. There is a weapon early in the game you can find early in the game that's already fire-infused (i.e. If you go with a magic build, you're going to want to get a weapon that scales with your primary magic stat. Hexes/dark scales with whichever is lower of your INT and FAI, meaning you have to level them evenly. Pyromancy/fire scales with either/both, meaning you can use it regardless of which stat you invest in Personally I recommend sorcery but ultimately you should choose what's most interesting to you.ĮDIT: Actually, I should clarify, since you said you know nothing: The last type of magic is pyromancy, and the thing with pyromancy is that it scales with both int and faith, so you can always use it regardless of which stat you're levelling (and you should). healing in co-op), with the actual offensive miracles being on the underwhelming side. When I tried a hex build, it turned out to really just be a "Dark Orb" build because it's so effective that it's all you need to use, and as for miracles, most miracles are for support (e.g. It has the best range of both offensive and utility spells. Of all the magic types, I think sorcery is the most fun for PvE.
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