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Can you use Swornbreaker more than once?
How can I deal with the noxious bulbs?Can the Bartering ability be “borrowed” in Divinity: Original Sin 2?
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I the Divinity: Original Sin 2, the only way to break the deal with God King is to use this special weapon. There are two of those present in the game: one in three pieces (plan in the Blackgates in 2nd act, blade in the Academy in 3rd act and the haft kept by the Sallow Man, also in third act), one you get near the end of the game in Arx.
But there are quite few people that could benefit from it: Windego, Red Princess, Almira and... you, if you've decided to take the deal.
Can you use the two available swornbreakers to release all those peoples or do you have to make a choice?
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I the Divinity: Original Sin 2, the only way to break the deal with God King is to use this special weapon. There are two of those present in the game: one in three pieces (plan in the Blackgates in 2nd act, blade in the Academy in 3rd act and the haft kept by the Sallow Man, also in third act), one you get near the end of the game in Arx.
But there are quite few people that could benefit from it: Windego, Red Princess, Almira and... you, if you've decided to take the deal.
Can you use the two available swornbreakers to release all those peoples or do you have to make a choice?
divinity-original-sin-2
asked Aug 27 '18 at 23:11
YasskierYasskier
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I the Divinity: Original Sin 2, the only way to break the deal with God King is to use this special weapon. There are two of those present in the game: one in three pieces (plan in the Blackgates in 2nd act, blade in the Academy in 3rd act and the haft kept by the Sallow Man, also in third act), one you get near the end of the game in Arx.
But there are quite few people that could benefit from it: Windego, Red Princess, Almira and... you, if you've decided to take the deal.
Can you use the two available swornbreakers to release all those peoples or do you have to make a choice?
divinity-original-sin-2
asked Aug 27 '18 at 23:11
YasskierYasskier
1,405730
I the Divinity: Original Sin 2, the only way to break the deal with God King is to use this special weapon. There are two of those present in the game: one in three pieces (plan in the Blackgates in 2nd act, blade in the Academy in 3rd act and the haft kept by the Sallow Man, also in third act), one you get near the end of the game in Arx.
But there are quite few people that could benefit from it: Windego, Red Princess, Almira and... you, if you've decided to take the deal.
Can you use the two available swornbreakers to release all those peoples or do you have to make a choice?
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You'll have to make a choice.
Not only will each of the NPCs keep the Swornbreaker if you decide to help them, the weapon will also crumble to dust if you use it to free yourself of the Covenant. There's no way to help every person who regrets their pact, unfortunately.
answered Aug 28 '18 at 7:29
WriggleniteWrigglenite
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You are right - to a degree: you can use Swornbreaker on yourself and then give it to Windego.
– Yasskier
Sep 3 '18 at 10:19
Is that so? That sounds more like a bug than intended, but I'll try it out.
– Wrigglenite
Sep 3 '18 at 10:23
There are methods to get the Swornbreaker back after freeing a NPC, but there are more akin to wallhacks than RP solutions.
– Luris
Jan 2 at 7:46
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Well, it's possible if you have no problem with taking advantage of some glitches.
I was on PS4, by initiating the conversation with NPC and then drop the sword on the ground before they take it. You will able to gain an extra use.
answered 36 mins ago
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You'll have to make a choice.
Not only will each of the NPCs keep the Swornbreaker if you decide to help them, the weapon will also crumble to dust if you use it to free yourself of the Covenant. There's no way to help every person who regrets their pact, unfortunately.
answered Aug 28 '18 at 7:29
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You are right - to a degree: you can use Swornbreaker on yourself and then give it to Windego.
– Yasskier
Sep 3 '18 at 10:19
Is that so? That sounds more like a bug than intended, but I'll try it out.
– Wrigglenite
Sep 3 '18 at 10:23
There are methods to get the Swornbreaker back after freeing a NPC, but there are more akin to wallhacks than RP solutions.
– Luris
Jan 2 at 7:46
add a comment |
You'll have to make a choice.
Not only will each of the NPCs keep the Swornbreaker if you decide to help them, the weapon will also crumble to dust if you use it to free yourself of the Covenant. There's no way to help every person who regrets their pact, unfortunately.
answered Aug 28 '18 at 7:29
WriggleniteWrigglenite
32.8k18122178
You are right - to a degree: you can use Swornbreaker on yourself and then give it to Windego.
– Yasskier
Sep 3 '18 at 10:19
Is that so? That sounds more like a bug than intended, but I'll try it out.
– Wrigglenite
Sep 3 '18 at 10:23
There are methods to get the Swornbreaker back after freeing a NPC, but there are more akin to wallhacks than RP solutions.
– Luris
Jan 2 at 7:46
add a comment |
You'll have to make a choice.
Not only will each of the NPCs keep the Swornbreaker if you decide to help them, the weapon will also crumble to dust if you use it to free yourself of the Covenant. There's no way to help every person who regrets their pact, unfortunately.
answered Aug 28 '18 at 7:29
WriggleniteWrigglenite
32.8k18122178
You'll have to make a choice.
Not only will each of the NPCs keep the Swornbreaker if you decide to help them, the weapon will also crumble to dust if you use it to free yourself of the Covenant. There's no way to help every person who regrets their pact, unfortunately.
answered Aug 28 '18 at 7:29
WriggleniteWrigglenite
32.8k18122178
answered Aug 28 '18 at 7:29
WriggleniteWrigglenite
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You are right - to a degree: you can use Swornbreaker on yourself and then give it to Windego.
– Yasskier
Sep 3 '18 at 10:19
Is that so? That sounds more like a bug than intended, but I'll try it out.
– Wrigglenite
Sep 3 '18 at 10:23
There are methods to get the Swornbreaker back after freeing a NPC, but there are more akin to wallhacks than RP solutions.
– Luris
Jan 2 at 7:46
add a comment |
You are right - to a degree: you can use Swornbreaker on yourself and then give it to Windego.
– Yasskier
Sep 3 '18 at 10:19
Is that so? That sounds more like a bug than intended, but I'll try it out.
– Wrigglenite
Sep 3 '18 at 10:23
There are methods to get the Swornbreaker back after freeing a NPC, but there are more akin to wallhacks than RP solutions.
– Luris
Jan 2 at 7:46
You are right - to a degree: you can use Swornbreaker on yourself and then give it to Windego.
– Yasskier
Sep 3 '18 at 10:19
You are right - to a degree: you can use Swornbreaker on yourself and then give it to Windego.
– Yasskier
Sep 3 '18 at 10:19
Is that so? That sounds more like a bug than intended, but I'll try it out.
– Wrigglenite
Sep 3 '18 at 10:23
Is that so? That sounds more like a bug than intended, but I'll try it out.
– Wrigglenite
Sep 3 '18 at 10:23
There are methods to get the Swornbreaker back after freeing a NPC, but there are more akin to wallhacks than RP solutions.
– Luris
Jan 2 at 7:46
There are methods to get the Swornbreaker back after freeing a NPC, but there are more akin to wallhacks than RP solutions.
– Luris
Jan 2 at 7:46
add a comment |
Well, it's possible if you have no problem with taking advantage of some glitches.
I was on PS4, by initiating the conversation with NPC and then drop the sword on the ground before they take it. You will able to gain an extra use.
answered 36 mins ago
ReinhardReinhard
193
add a comment |
Well, it's possible if you have no problem with taking advantage of some glitches.
I was on PS4, by initiating the conversation with NPC and then drop the sword on the ground before they take it. You will able to gain an extra use.
answered 36 mins ago
ReinhardReinhard
193
add a comment |
Well, it's possible if you have no problem with taking advantage of some glitches.
I was on PS4, by initiating the conversation with NPC and then drop the sword on the ground before they take it. You will able to gain an extra use.
answered 36 mins ago
ReinhardReinhard
193
Well, it's possible if you have no problem with taking advantage of some glitches.
I was on PS4, by initiating the conversation with NPC and then drop the sword on the ground before they take it. You will able to gain an extra use.
answered 36 mins ago
ReinhardReinhard
193
answered 36 mins ago
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answered 36 mins ago
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