These exploits, while potentially game-changing, may be patched in future updates, making them temporary advantages for players who have discovered them.

One of the methods involves the theft of the Idol of Sylvanus from the Druid Grove in Act 1. Simply entering and exiting the radius of this stolen item will refresh the Freecast ability, giving players the opportunity to use it multiple times within a single long rest period. This method, though requiring the theft of the idol, is relatively straightforward for those who possess it.

Another method, suggested by a commenter named tweaktheflow, is even simpler. By equipping an item such as a necklace or even underwear, players can also refresh the Freecast ability. However, this method requires an action, which limits its usefulness in combat situations compared to the previous method.

Both methods provide players with a way to reset the Freecast ability more frequently, granting them an advantage during gameplay. It is worth noting that the latter method can be used by anyone, regardless of whether they have stolen the Idol of Sylvanus.

However, players should be aware that game developers, Larian, are likely to address these exploits in a future update. As with previous exploits, such as obtaining the Helldusk Armor in Act 1, it is expected that these methods will be patched out to maintain game balance and fairness.

For now, these exploits offer players an opportunity to gain extra advantages, particularly useful for those who are playing the game on Honor Mode, where every advantage counts. Players are advised to make the most of these exploits while they are still available and keep an eye out for future updates that may address them.

As with any exploit, players using these methods should be cautious and consider the potential consequences of using unofficial shortcuts within the game.