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Those that collected Laslor’s lute can bring it to Fingal Boyd near the Paladin Bridgehead. Lohse can make a Persuasion check against the demon to hand the lute to Boyd and have her repair it. Boyd’s fine craftsmanship will give the lute the ability to cast powerful blessed magic. However, doing so will destroy the instrument, making it a onetime use i

While touted as one of the easiest champions in the game, Yuumi is significantly more bizarre compared to other recent supports. With her ability to attach onto other characters, all that’s left is to set wards and land your abilities, making it theoretically quite ea

Nemesis demons prowl Arx disguised as humans. If players helped the Advocate, they will be very friendly and provide quest hints. If the Advocate was killed, these demons will expose their true forms and ambush the party in the open streets and public ar

Unfortunately, players cannot finesse the wool they need for the armor set from the Weresheep. One must defeat and kill him not only for the cheevo, but for the wool. It's still a neat little side-quest and a challenge as the Weresheep is level 20 with tons of HP and high dam

This guy is seriously messed up. Before even getting to Kniles, the player encounters tons of Silent Monks, torture devices, a room full of Source Hounds that’s guaranteed to make everyone sad (see Buddy and Emmie sidequest). Then the team arrive at a blood-covered room with a man musing over yet more tort

In civil abilities, if the player is making their main character the wizard they should invest in persuasion as it has a large impact on what the player can accomplish throughout. If not, the loremaster and telekinesis abilities are useful for moving heavy objects on a weak character and identifying armor and weapons found on the battlefi

Support mains have always had their own sets of unique and frustrating problems with the game. Trying to heal and protect your team requires a massively different skill set compared to defeating opponents, and when it comes to Thresh it can be especially painful to see players ignore the lantern you provide to give them a quick shortcut across the

Players on Reddit are quite aware of this, as this meme gives an accurate depiction of how it feels to be fleeing from Pyke at half-health. So long as you don’t panic like Spongebob and Patrick, you’re sure to get out of it, just so long as your reflexes are fast enough to dodge his lasso-like h

Granted, the game makes quick work of helping the player realize they can manipulate a majority of the game's items and environments. However, players can actually take it up a notch and make their playthroughs crazier than they anticipated. Here are some ways to do

Lohse’s own quest is slightly linked to the main story. She needs to ensure the safety of Malady , which includes finding at least two Source Masters and learning their secrets. The player has a few options around Reaper’s Coast, including Mordus, Hannag, Saheila, Ryker, Almira, the Advocate, or Jahan. As long as at least two of their related quests are completed then Lohse’s own goal will be much easier. After even one of these missions, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Crossover the party can learn Spirit Vision from Meister Siva which will be an important ability. Note that failing to meet the Source Masters and complete Siva’s rituals can cause Malady to perish at

Melee fighters can pick off other combatants easily with Crippling Blow. Aside from its decent physical damage, it has the chance of Crippling opponents. If this situation happens, then the rest of the party will likely be free to position themselves and dish out their more powerful combos. Moreover, as an AOE skill, Crippling Blow can theoretically inflict Crippling on multiple enemies at o

Battle Stomp - The player slams their weapon into the ground dealing 60% physical damage to enemies in front of them and knocking down those who do not have any physical armor. Also clears non-cursed statuses from the gro

The secret to taking him out is physical damage, but many players love this battle because of the sheer scale of it. The design of the Dragon and the lore implications this brought up for the overall world combined with what fans now know after the events of Divinity OS II add up to some truly compelling possibilities for future games. Especially if that Dragon was the God-K

The Divinity Original Sin series offers many incredible experiences with one being that the player can fight just about anybody in the game world. They can challenge merchants, beggars, nobles, and non-aggressive characters everywhere. As one can imagine, this makes for epic and numerous replay options. But some fights are non-negotiable. These usually pair with the story or a side-quest and have more unique features about t

This was an optional side-quest in Divinity Original Sin I but it rewarded players with a full armor set, as well as the majestic view of the Weresheep itself. The quest itself involves a visit to the "Kickstarter Tree" as a nod to the Kickstarter fund launched in 2015 by developer Larian Studios to help fund the g