Update #2: Maps of all important locations have been added, most of the quests already have their more or less detailed descriptions. This does not mean that this guide has been completed, it will be constantly updated and improved only slightly slower ;)
Update #1: I started completing this guide with data from the full version of the game. The game is very big and complicated and I do it in my spare time so it will take a while.
The current version of this guide is based on the Early Access version of the game, and includes the initial locations available in the game. As soon as the full version of the game is released, this guide will be updated and expanded to include information on upcoming locations, quests, etc.
Divinity: Original Sin 2
Divinity: Original Sin 2 is the sequel to the critically acclaimed Divinity: Original Sin, winner of over 150 Game of the Year awards and nominations. It is a single- and multiplayer top-down, party-based role-playing game with pen & paper RPG-like levels of freedom. It features turn-based combat, a strong focus on systematic gameplay and a well-grounded narrative.
Official website: http://www.divinity.game/
The world needs a new Divinity. Choose your origin. Gather your party. Master deep, tactical combat. Up to four players with drop-in/drop-out co-op. Only one becomes a God.
- The Hold is the name of the first, tutorial location available in the game, that the players start on their adventure. It's a smal three-deck prison ship that transports sourcerers to Fort Joy and where the Troubled Waters quest takes place.
Markers on the map: Locked Passages x3, Keys x2, Future Party Members x7, NPCs x5, Chests x5, Fight x1, Transitions x6, Other x2.
- This is the map of Arx and its subzones such as Lord Kemm's Mansion and Vault, Sewers beneath the Prison, The Consulate, Demon's Home Realm, Magister Barracks Vault, The Crypt of Lucian, The Death Room, Micheil Ros' House, Doctor Daeva's House, The Loremaster's House, etc. The main quest to be completed here is called Hammerfall.
Markers on the map: Misc x17, Runes x2, Animals x4, Locations x7, Scrolls and Letters x5, Unique Items x6, Obelisks x2, Special Chests x3, Books x9, Locked / Hidden Passages x32, Keys x16, Levers and Switches x17, Source x10, Spirits x5, NPCs x51, Ordinary Chests x28, Ornate Chests x20, Waypoints x7, Fights x10, Transitions x58, Up / Down x4, Other x3.
- Map of the Reaper's Coast and its sub-zones. This is the largest of the maps available in the game. The main quest to be completed here is called Powerful Awakening.
Markers on the map: Misc x24, Obelisks x7, Unique Items x12, Locations x21, Scrolls and Letters x13, Blackroot Plants x3, Books x14, Locked Passages x29, Keys x17, Levers / Switches x21, Altars x3, Mirrors x2, Source x17, Spirits x30, NPCs x104, Animals x16, Special Chests x15, Ornate Chests x18, Chests x39, Buried Treasure x6, Fights x36, Waypoints x14, Transitions x83, Up or Down x14, Other x2.
Starting Map: Reaper's Coast. To start this quest you should talk to Spirit of Baran Levere.
Starting Map: Arx. You should start this quest by talking to Dorian Gall. You will find him at the balcony of Micheil Ross house. You can also read his Diary / Groom's Diary which you can find in his laboratory.
Type: Main Quest, Starting Map: Arx. This is the final main quest and it will be added to your journal when you enter the Tomb of Lucian - To Tomb of Lucian.
Type: Main Quest, Starting Map: Fort Joy. You will receive this quest automatically after escaping the prison ship. Your main goal in this quest will be to find a way to leave the island. This quest also consists of many smaller, optional tasks.
Starting Map: The Nameless Isle. You can start this quest on The Nameless Isle as long as you find and read the Isbeil's Missive, or in a few other ways when already in Arx.
All Divinity: Original Sin 2 Quests - 161
Divinity: Original Sin 2 is coming to Playstation 4 and Xbox One. The console release will be published by Bandai Namco and will launch in August 2018.
The most important points of interest grouped by the maps on which they are located.
