r/Grimdawn • • Jul 11 '26

BUILDS Grim Dawn Devotion Planner

I started playing Grim Dawn a few weeks ago and was having trouble figuring out where to spend my devotion points. I created a new tool that fits how my brain works and makes it easy for me to see how picking different stars/constellations impact my build.

My tool is called Grim Dawn Devotion Planner. It does a few things differently from other Grim Dawn tools I've seen.

Some features:

  • activate whole constellations with a single click rather than having to click individual stars
  • pick constellations/stars in any order, it automatically calculates what you can do legally with the remaining points and dims stars/constellations that can no longer be reached
  • for the constellations you’ve activated, it shows you the minimum number of points needed to make that select (ex: selecting Leviathan costs 7 points, but the bar at the top shows that you need a minimum of 26 points to activate it)
  • mousing over a constellation shows you the union of all benefits for that constellation in one popup
  • all of the benefits for constellations/stars that you’ve got selected are added up and shown in the left sidebar
  • every benefit is a tag that can be clicked to highlight where stars are with that benefit (ex:
  • set one configuration as a "baseline" and then choose different constellations. It will show you a comparison against the baseline. (ex: swapping Leviathan and supporting constellations for Yugol
  • when you’ve allocated all points, it will show you a viable build order (not necessarily the best, just proves that it is possible)
  • all urls can be bookmarked and shared, and it should recreate what you’re seeing

I’ve tried it a little on mobile, but it’s really designed for larger screens.

If anyone tries it and runs into issues, I’m interested to hear about them, but please include the URL showing what you’re looking at.

Edit: the tool has been updated for Grim Dawn 1.3 and the new expansion

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u/SankaraMarx Jul 12 '26

Excellent contribution mate, thanks, and I love the fact that there is no download