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** This is explained by the Shadow Prince. Zorl-Stissa didn't create dragons, but turned them into lizardmen.
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*** The idea came from hypothetical situations. Methinks they were looking for a scapegoat.
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*** The idea came from hypothetical situations. Methinks they were looking for a scapegoat.scapegoat - after all, plenty of people want him dead, and he suggested the use of Deathfog, but he probably had no idea just ''what'' deathfog ''actually'' did or what it was like. So you take the lines out of context and voila - you got a good reason to get Elves to want to kill him too and take the blame for it.
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*** The idea came from hypothetical situations. Methinks they were looking for a scapegoat.
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* Why does Lohse only sing at the end of her personal quest when she is a companion? How hard could it be to add the same one-time cutscene hook to the "Use" command on her lute when playing as her as your main avatar?
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* Why does Lohse only sing at the end of her personal quest when she is a companion? How hard could it be to add the same one-time cutscene hook to the "Use" command on her lute when playing as her as your main avatar?avatar?
** Fixed in the Definitive Edition: Lohse can now sing at any moment once her quest is finished, by using her luth.
** Fixed in the Definitive Edition: Lohse can now sing at any moment once her quest is finished, by using her luth.
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** He gave them the idea.
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** He gave them the idea.idea.
* Why does Lohse only sing at the end of her personal quest when she is a companion? How hard could it be to add the same one-time cutscene hook to the "Use" command on her lute when playing as her as your main avatar?
* Why does Lohse only sing at the end of her personal quest when she is a companion? How hard could it be to add the same one-time cutscene hook to the "Use" command on her lute when playing as her as your main avatar?
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** Source isn't made from the hole in the veil, Source ''was'' the veil. To be precise, Source already existed in smaller quantities on Rivellon, but the Seven came about after Fane discovered a veil a pure Source separating the world from the void, which the Seven consumed to become god-like beings. That's why liberating the Source from the sourcerers is necessary to restore the veil / barrier between Rivellon and the Void. The Voidwoken are the Eternals the Seven banished to the Void, who formed a pact with creatures of the Void in exchange for the power to retake Rivellon. The Void Dragon wasn't a Voidwoken, but simply a very powerful Void creature, native to that dimension.
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** Source isn't made from the hole in the veil, Source ''was'' the veil. To be precise, Source already existed in smaller quantities on Rivellon, but the Seven came about after Fane discovered a veil a pure Source separating the world from the void, Void, which the Seven consumed to become god-like beings. That's why liberating the Source from the sourcerers is necessary to restore the veil / barrier between Rivellon and the Void. The Voidwoken are the Eternals the Seven banished to the Void, who formed a pact with creatures of the Void in exchange for the power to retake Rivellon. The Void Dragon wasn't a Voidwoken, but simply a very powerful Void creature, native to that dimension.
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** Source isn't made from the hole in the veil, Source ''was'' the veil. To be precise, Source already existed on Rivellon, but the Seven came about after Fane discovered a veil a pure Source separating the world from the void, which the Seven consumed to become god-like beings. That's why liberating the Source from the sourcerers is necessary to restore the veil / barrier between Rivellon and the Void. The Voidwoken are the Eternals the Seven banished to the Void, who formed a pact with creatures of the Void in exchange for the power to retake Rivellon. The Void Dragon wasn't a Voidwoken, but simply a very powerful Void creature, native to that dimension.
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** Source isn't made from the hole in the veil, Source ''was'' the veil. To be precise, Source already existed in smaller quantities on Rivellon, but the Seven came about after Fane discovered a veil a pure Source separating the world from the void, which the Seven consumed to become god-like beings. That's why liberating the Source from the sourcerers is necessary to restore the veil / barrier between Rivellon and the Void. The Voidwoken are the Eternals the Seven banished to the Void, who formed a pact with creatures of the Void in exchange for the power to retake Rivellon. The Void Dragon wasn't a Voidwoken, but simply a very powerful Void creature, native to that dimension.
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** Source isn't made from the hole in the veil, Source ''was'' the veil. To be precise, Source already existed on Rivellon, but the Seven came about after Fane discovered a veil a pure Source separating the world from the void, which the Seven consumed to become god-like beings. That's why liberating the Source from the sourcerers is necessary to restore the veil / barrier between Rivellon and the Void. The Voidwoken are the Eternals the Seven banished to the Void, who formed a pact with creatures of the Void in exchange for the power to retake Rivellon. The Void Dragon wasn't a Voidwoken, but simply a very powerful Void creature, native to that dimension.
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** It's easy to reconcile if you consider that Dallis and Lucian could be wrong. The first game states that the Source was there from the beginning and may even predate the Seven. If the Seven are indeed responsible for the Tear then it's their fault, not Astarte's, that the Void Dragon got into Rivellon and had to be sealed away the first time. Since [[PoorCommunicationKills they didn't tell Astarte]] (who was not one of the Seven and thus didn't know about it) what happened, the Trife was able to trick her into letting it loose again, corrupting the Source. The Seven obviously [[OldShame wouldn't want to let anybody know]] about the fact they almost destroyed the universe twice, especially since their mess was cleaned up by mortals both times, they're going to do all they can to suppress their own involvement with it. If that means [[TheScapegoat throwing Astarte under the bus]] and lying about the Source's role in things, so be it. As for the Trife, it was just the Void Dragon's chief minion and was killed during the events of ''Original Sin'', likely replaced later by the God King.
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** It's easy to reconcile if you consider that Dallis and Lucian could be wrong. The first game states that the Source was there from the beginning and may even predate the Seven. If the Seven are indeed responsible for the Tear then it's their fault, not Astarte's, that the Void Dragon got into Rivellon and had to be sealed away the first time. Since [[PoorCommunicationKills they didn't tell Astarte]] (who was not one of the Seven and thus didn't know about it) what happened, the Trife was able to trick her into letting it loose again, corrupting the Source. The Seven obviously [[OldShame wouldn't want to let anybody know]] about the fact they almost destroyed the universe twice, especially since their mess was cleaned up by mortals both times, so they're going to do all they can to suppress their own involvement with it. If that means [[TheScapegoat throwing Astarte under the bus]] and lying about the Source's role in things, so be it. After several thousand years of misinformation and obfuscation, it's possible that the information that the Void wasn't always connected to the Source simply no longer exists. As for the Trife, it was just Trife and the Void Dragon's chief minion and was killed during the events of ''Original Sin'', Dragon, it's likely replaced later by they were some of the God King.first and most powerful Voidwoken, with the Trife likely being a Voidwoken demon and the Void Dragon being a Voidwoken, well, dragon.
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** It's easy to reconcile if you consider that Dallis and Lucian could be wrong. The first game states that the Source was there from the beginning and may even predate the Seven. If the Seven are indeed responsible for the Tear then it's their fault, not Astarte's, that the Void Dragon got into Rivellon and had to be sealed away the first time. Since [[PoorCommunicationKills they didn't tell Astarte]] (who was not one of the Seven and thus didn't know about it) what happened, the Trife was able to trick her into letting it loose again, corrupting the Source. The Seven obviously [[OldShame wouldn't want to let anybody know]] about the fact they almost destroyed the universe twice, especially since their mess was cleaned up by mortals both times, they're going to do all they can to suppress their own involvement with it. If that means [[TheScapegoat throwing Astarte under the bus]] and lying about the Source's role in things, so be it. As for the Trife, it was just the Void Dragon's chief minion and was killed during the events of ''Original Sin'', likely replaced later by the God King.
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* How ''is'' the use of Deathfog against the elves [[spoiler: The Red Prince's]] fault? He only ''suggested'' it under the context of hypotheticals.
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* How ''is'' the use of Deathfog against the elves [[spoiler: The Red Prince's]] fault? He only ''suggested'' it under the context of hypotheticals.hypotheticals.
** He gave them the idea.
** He gave them the idea.
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*** Actually, that all depends on one person: [[spoiler: Malady. If you get rid of all Source, and she is dead, your characters are braindead. If you get rid of all source, and she is alive, she restores you.]]
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*** No they don't. [[spoiler:In the ending where you get rid of source, your characters stay Vegetables and Dallis takes care of them (As in keeps them alive]].
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** [[spoiler: The Silent Monk-thing is shown to be reversible, presumably Lucian has a plan to keep himself from becoming a Silent Monk. After all, if you get rid of the Source, your characters become vegetables, but it gets undone and the Divine loses his power.]]
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** [[spoiler: The Silent Monk-thing is shown to be reversible, presumably Lucian has a plan to keep himself from becoming a Silent Monk. After all, if you get rid of the Source, your characters become vegetables, but it gets undone and the Divine loses his power.]]]]
* How ''is'' the use of Deathfog against the elves [[spoiler: The Red Prince's]] fault? He only ''suggested'' it under the context of hypotheticals.
* How ''is'' the use of Deathfog against the elves [[spoiler: The Red Prince's]] fault? He only ''suggested'' it under the context of hypotheticals.
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* Ending spoiler: [[spoiler:Since all purged Sourcerers lose their soul and become Silent Monks, how does Lucian plan to keep the peace after ridding the world of Source? It is established through the game that only Sourcerers can be Godwoken, and only Godwoken can become Divine, so surely Lucian should become a silent monk as well.]]
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** Maybe they lost their powers in their evolution.
* Ending spoiler: [[spoiler:Since all purged Sourcerers lose their soul and become Silent Monks, how does Lucian plan to keep the peace after ridding the world of Source? It is established through the game that only Sourcerers can be Godwoken, and only Godwoken can become Divine, so surely Lucian should become a silent monk as well.]]
** [[spoiler: The Silent Monk-thing is shown to be reversible, presumably Lucian has a plan to keep himself from becoming a Silent Monk. After all, if you get rid of the Source, your characters become vegetables, but it gets undone and the Divine loses his power.]]
* Ending spoiler: [[spoiler:Since all purged Sourcerers lose their soul and become Silent Monks, how does Lucian plan to keep the peace after ridding the world of Source? It is established through the game that only Sourcerers can be Godwoken, and only Godwoken can become Divine, so surely Lucian should become a silent monk as well.]]
** [[spoiler: The Silent Monk-thing is shown to be reversible, presumably Lucian has a plan to keep himself from becoming a Silent Monk. After all, if you get rid of the Source, your characters become vegetables, but it gets undone and the Divine loses his power.]]
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** Possibly Zorl-Stissa created his race based on the True Dragons.
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** Possibly Zorl-Stissa originally created his race based on the True Dragons.Dragons/Dragon Knights.
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* Red Prince's quest is all about how the Lizardfolk used to be dragons. But much of the game hinges on the Lizardfolk, like all races, having been created by the gods. But Divinity 2 reveals that "True Dragons" (as opposed to Dragon Knights, who are mortals who turn into Dragons), are god-like extraplanar beings whose mere names alter creation itself.
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* Red Prince's quest is all about how the Lizardfolk used to be dragons. But much of the game hinges on the Lizardfolk, like all races, having been created by the gods. But Divinity 2 reveals that "True Dragons" (as opposed to Dragon Knights, who are mortals who turn into Dragons), are god-like extraplanar beings whose mere names alter creation itself.itself.
** Possibly Zorl-Stissa created his race based on the True Dragons.
* Ending spoiler: [[spoiler:Since all purged Sourcerers lose their soul and become Silent Monks, how does Lucian plan to keep the peace after ridding the world of Source? It is established through the game that only Sourcerers can be Godwoken, and only Godwoken can become Divine, so surely Lucian should become a silent monk as well.]]
** Possibly Zorl-Stissa created his race based on the True Dragons.
* Ending spoiler: [[spoiler:Since all purged Sourcerers lose their soul and become Silent Monks, how does Lucian plan to keep the peace after ridding the world of Source? It is established through the game that only Sourcerers can be Godwoken, and only Godwoken can become Divine, so surely Lucian should become a silent monk as well.]]
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* I am confused as how the new revelations about Source, The Void and the God King fit in relation to the stuff in the first Original Sin. If Source is made from the hole the Seven tore into the veil between Rivellon and the Void, (As Lucian and Dallis explain, hence getting rid of all sourcerers to restore the veil), how does Astarte, the goddess of Source, fit into this? Was the Void Dragon a Voidwoken? What about The Trife?
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* I am confused as how the new revelations about Source, The Void and the God King fit in relation to the stuff in the first Original Sin. If Source is made from the hole the Seven tore into the veil between Rivellon and the Void, (As Lucian and Dallis explain, hence getting rid of all sourcerers to restore the veil), how does Astarte, the goddess of Source, fit into this? Was the Void Dragon a Voidwoken? What about The Trife?Trife?
* Red Prince's quest is all about how the Lizardfolk used to be dragons. But much of the game hinges on the Lizardfolk, like all races, having been created by the gods. But Divinity 2 reveals that "True Dragons" (as opposed to Dragon Knights, who are mortals who turn into Dragons), are god-like extraplanar beings whose mere names alter creation itself.
* Red Prince's quest is all about how the Lizardfolk used to be dragons. But much of the game hinges on the Lizardfolk, like all races, having been created by the gods. But Divinity 2 reveals that "True Dragons" (as opposed to Dragon Knights, who are mortals who turn into Dragons), are god-like extraplanar beings whose mere names alter creation itself.
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* I am confused as how the new revelations about Source, The Void and the God King fit in relation to the stuff in the first Original Sin. If Source is made from the hole the Seven tore into the veil between Rivellon and the Void, (As Lucian and Dallis explain, hence getting rid of all sourcerers to restore the veil), how does Astarte, the goddess of Source, fit into this? Was the Void Dragon a Voidwoken? What about The Trife?
