- Divinity Original Sin 2 Boat Survivors
- Divinity Original Sin 2 Boat Book
- Divinity Original Sin 2 Boat Guide
Those lovely RPG makers, Larian Studios, are releasing Divinity: Original Sin 2 properly this September following an extended stint in Early Access on Steam. To be precise, you’ll be able to combine spells with your pals from September 14.
Check our list of upcoming PC games for more.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 builds upon the first game, adding in four-player co-op and even PvP modes where teams can battle over objectives. The first act of this adventure is already on Steam priced $44.99.
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To celebrate this full release news, Larian have also put out a patch for the Early Access version, adding new areas and a fresh companion to the roster: a pirate dwarf called Beast. It’s a fitting addition, considering there’s also now a capturable ship called The Lady Vengeance. Oh, that ship can fly too.
Elsewhere, there’s been an overhaul to the crafting system and a rework of companion relationships. The latter governs how characters interact with each other, based on the choices players make.
There’s plenty to tide existing players over until the full release, then. Have a look at all that good stuff in the Kickstarter update video above.
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Your adventure begins with you trapped on a boat. Once free, explore the area you are currently in and then speak to the NPC. Your answers here won't have much standing later on, so answer however you like.
In the next hallway, you'll see quite a bit of blood and more NPCs. Speaking to them will reveal that a murder happened aboard the boat. You can assist them if you wish, although the outcome will be the same no matter your choice.
The next area is a hold, where most of the prisoners are kept. There are a lot of NPCs that you can interact with here, some will offer up unique dialogue, so we suggest you do so. Also, take the time to explore and look for items. Remember that you can hold ALT to highlight objects. Bedrolls and Food are very important, so we suggest grabbing as much as you can carry!
Near the NPC Ifan, if you hold down ALT, you will see a key. Grab it and you can unlock the nearby door, which allows you to enter a small room and snag a few more items! Also make sure to click the poster on the wall to learn several food recipes!
Once you've fully explored the area, enter the back of the boat. This will trigger a conversation. Your answers won't change the outcome, as the NPC will set the boat on fire and kill virtually everyone on board.
Well, everyone is dead now, so it's time to get looting. A few key NPCs will remain alive, but virtually all soldiers on the boat are now dead. Go around looting everything you can as there will be no repercussions. You can also go back to where you began the game and exact some revenge against your jailer, if you're so inclined.
After you've looted everyone, return to where the NPC set the boat on fire and head upstairs. You will learn about moving water barrels onto fire to help put them out, which will be a valuable tactic here. There's a room with a dog here that you can talk to if you have Pet Pal, if not you can go up to the locked door and smash it down. Inside this back room will be some notes you can read and items to pick up, along with two soldiers. This is the persuasion tutorial, so pick whatever option you like and you should succeed.
Divinity Original Sin 2 Boat Survivors
In the dining room next to these two men is a table. On it is a Gold Cup, which you want to grab since it's worth several coins. Continue exploring the boat and you'll find a door with a skull on it. The key is to the right of the door, on the lowered path. Renegade x ion cannon. You need to move a water barrel into the fire, then loot the body to find the key. Beyond the door will be Deathfog and a few bodies you can carefully loot for coin.
When ready, proceed up the next set of stairs to the main deck. Here you will trigger your first true fight. The enemies are weak, dealing just 2-4 damage a hit. Test out your skills, kill them then move on. There isn't much on the deck of the boat, although you can drag a water barrel up the stairs near the back and place it in the fire. This lets you get to the captain's corpse but they don't have many items on them.
Your goal is a lifeboat hanging off the side. When you get there, you'll be asked to either save the people down below or flee. We suggest saving them, so head to the ladder to the right. This will drop you down below and into a fight. It's rather easy and it's entirely possible the NPCs kill everything before you take a turn. Once the fight's over, they will automatically flee to the lifeboat, so follow them!
Sadly, you don't get on in time.. and thus begins Chapter 1: The Merryweather.
Divinity Original Sin 2 Boat Book
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Lady o' War | |
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[PIC] Gareth / Malady | |
Location | Lady Vengeance |
Suggested Level | 7+ |
Next Quest | To the Hall of Echoes |
Previous Quest | The Escape |
Lady o' War is a Quest in Divinity: Original Sin II. Find a way to get the Lady Vengeance moving.
Important NPCs
Objectives
- Find a way to get the Lady Vengeance moving
Walkthrough
Divinity Original Sin 2 Boat Guide
After defeated Bishop Alexandar and talk to Malady to board Lady Vengeance. Head below deck and if you have Pet Pal skill, the rat on board will tell you this ship is controlled by singing songs. Head to Bishop Alexandar down one more deck, inspect him and take the Strange Gem. You can either Persuade Magister Renly to let you or you can kill her and then take it. Find the Starboard Stateroom Door and try to open it by telling it you forget the password and need a reminder. Alternatively, search the corpse on the deck by the burned Seeker and read through the journal. To open Port-Side Stateroom Door you need the password ('Fortitude') and the Strange Gem.
Pick up the Dusty Tome in Dallis' cabin and read it to learn the tune (On her desk). There are many things to loot here, including many Empty Potion Bottles you can use to craft potions. Speak with Tarquin and decide to kill him or leave him. (Tarquin is important in some quests in late game!) If you have high enough Wits, a hatch will appear next to Dallis' desk that will take you to a secret room where you can fight 'The Hammer's Pet' or if you use the Teleporter you find here it will port you there. There is a key here that will open Dallis' chest? The Skill Book for Steam Lance is locked in that chest near Dallis' bed. Also if you have enough Wits there is a pressure plate by the bed that reveals a button on the wall. Hit the button to lower the gate to the nearby room. There is just some loot and paintings here.
Then head up to the main deck and sing to ship's figurehead. You can subjugate the ship or free it, and then select your teammates. Defeat Dallis' men, buying Malady enough time to complete her spell and you will be teleported to the Hall of Echoes.
Tips & Tricks
- Both Dallis and the Cloaked Figure are not killable during the fight atop the Lady Vengeance. Once their HP reaches around 400 Dallis orders everyone to retreat, leaving Malady to finish her spell. If either of them are defeated, The Reckoning will spawn on the Lady Vengeance next to the party after your visit to the Hall of Echoes.
- Dead body near the front of the deck has a book that you can read for the password.
- The Hammer's Pets that you will find in the secret room are the exact same ones present at the Atusa encounter meaning that if you kill them there they will not spawn in the secret room.
WARNING!!!
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Any characters not in your party for the fight with Dallis will be PERMANENTLY KILLED and unavailable for the rest of the game. So make sure that before telling Malady you're ready to leave that you have picked the party members you want with you for the rest of the game.
Yup it works now after updating the game. ^___^
And I have to admit this is pretty much the best beginner save I could ever have since you get all of the dialogue tag choices. Plus there is no worry of hardship, and instead just focusing on the story and choices.
So thank you for sharing the save, I'll use it for a human female play-through. Now I'm wondering though how much I'd have to pay you to make an elf and dwarf version of that save lol. I'm sure in the future too people are going to ask for different race versions of it, so here's to hoping they do so you can take the time to make variations for us Grubbs008.
Also I noticed you didn't get the art portraits, statue, and all books on the boat before it sunk, if you ever do make a new save please get them. I know your time is important but dang it I want to build a book and art collection, and it bugs me a little I'm missing those art pieces and those books.
Again how much would you charge lol, especially because I want that corspe eater ability for a solo play-through without having to get another party member to have the extra info of lore. Like when it was used to figure out even more who murdered at the boat. xD
And I have to admit this is pretty much the best beginner save I could ever have since you get all of the dialogue tag choices. Plus there is no worry of hardship, and instead just focusing on the story and choices.
So thank you for sharing the save, I'll use it for a human female play-through. Now I'm wondering though how much I'd have to pay you to make an elf and dwarf version of that save lol. I'm sure in the future too people are going to ask for different race versions of it, so here's to hoping they do so you can take the time to make variations for us Grubbs008.
Also I noticed you didn't get the art portraits, statue, and all books on the boat before it sunk, if you ever do make a new save please get them. I know your time is important but dang it I want to build a book and art collection, and it bugs me a little I'm missing those art pieces and those books.
Again how much would you charge lol, especially because I want that corspe eater ability for a solo play-through without having to get another party member to have the extra info of lore. Like when it was used to figure out even more who murdered at the boat. xD