how to get eldritch devotion points?

[charlie white]

im only getting blue points

[MedeaFleecestealer]

You have to put a point into Eldritch in the Crossroads constellation.

[charlie white]

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You have to put a point into Eldritch in the Crossroads constellation.

can you explain how devotions works? i am a little bit confused

[MedeaFleecestealer]

Crossroads is your starting constellation; you put a point into whichever Affinity you want to unlock. Then you can put further points into another constellation. Say you want to use Empty Throne which needs one point in Ascendant to unlock it. You put a point into Ascendant in the Crossroads constellation and then you can put further points into Empty Throne. Once Empty Throne is complete it becomes self-sustaining since it needs one Ascendant affinity point, but gives you five Ascendant points when complete. So if needed you can remove the point in Crossroads to use elsewhere.

https://www.grimdawn.com/guide/character/devotion/

You obviously have a point in the Primordial (Blue) of Crossroads since you've unlocked that affinity.

[FlamingX21]

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You have to put a point into Eldritch in the Crossroads constellation.

can you explain how devotions works? i am a little bit confused

Well, firstly you would want to start with crossroads (later you remove it 1 by 1 if possible).

Now you sayin u want eldritch points and that's simple. Hover your mouse over green point display and you will see which devotions gives exactly some green affinities/points.

Let's take "Spider" for example, when you complete it (which is 5 nodes) you get 6 eldritch or green affinities/points.

Now you can remove 1 green point from crossroads because you can surely invest in better stuff unless u need it to unlock big 3rd-tier devotions (which are those who don't give any affinities/points, but are really powerful).

Ok, after you get that spider devotion, get for example, "Eel" (5 blues) and "Ghoul" (3 reds) to unlock "Murmur, Mistress of Rumors". You will see that murmur gives 2 greens and 2 reds...

And now let's say you want to unlock 1 3rd-tier devotion - "Rattosh, The Veilwarden". Simply pick another eldritch/green thingy like "Hawk" or "Raven" (they both give greens but one does 5 while other 3) and a yellow/Order devotion, for example "Crane".

Now you should be set for around 10 - 14 greens, depending which ones you chose and removed from crossroads but important part is you unlocked rattosh and that's a big accomplishment on it's own. Here is my path explaining how I did it on grimtools: https://www.grimtools.com/calc/eZPPrJmZ

[Halcyform]

You get devotion points by restoring shrines and/or you can do crucible. If you do crucible for them, I recommend doing it early on when you have few devotion points. As the total number of devotion points you have increases, the cost of buying them goes up. In the Crucible you earn Tribute points as you complete waves. You can use those tribute points to "prove your devotion to the gods" by using them to purchase devotion points.

Each constellation has devotion prerequisites to unlock them and, when you complete constellations, they give you devotion bonuses that you'll see off the left hand side of the page where it shows your total bonuses in each category (purple, gold, blue, red, purple, etc). As you increase your bonuses, you'll unlock more and more constellations. The unlocked constellations are highlighted; whereas, the unlocked ones stay dark.

Once you identify which constellations you need to support your build, you need to figure out how to map your way through it. Part of your road will be straight up completing constellations and using their devotion completion bonuses to unlock further constellations, but other constellations will require you to unlock constellations that you don't want but allow you to unlock constellations that you do need. Once you unlock the ones you need and complete them, you can remove the points from the constellations that you don't need and keep moving forward. It's sort of like a puzzle on its own.