Fane, Divinity: Original Sin 2 Quest

I've met an unusual skeleton called Fane. Someone stole his mask on the boat here, and he needs to get it back or craft a new one. Until then he'd better keep his face covered. He tells me he's an Eternal, the last of a lost race, and wants to discover what happened to his people. He thinks he'll find his answers at the Blackpits oil fields, on Reaper's Coast.

It looks like Fane upset Fort Joy's local blacksmith by asking her about a device to help him 'rip the faces off corpses.' She implied someone named 'Kniles', based under the Fort, might be more helpful.

Fane got hold of a 'face ripper' and seems rather pleased with himself. Apparently he will use it to harvest faces from corpses, which he can craft into masks using rare Source Orbs. He assures me he remembers the crafting recipe for a Mask of the Shapeshifter.

Fane found someone that had a Face Ripper, but it looks like they misplaced it. Maybe someone else has it?

We found the witch that stole Fane's shapeshifter mask! She seemed to be talking to some otherworldly entity, but I couldn't see who.

While talking, Fane mentioned that he had a family: a wife and daughter, but he has he no idea what happened to them.

I've met an unusual skeleton on the Lady Vengeance. Fane tells me he's an Eternal, the last of a lost race, and he wants to discover what happened to his people. He thinks he'll find his answers at the Blackpits oil fields, on Reaper's Coast.

Fane was killed in the fighting as we tried to escape Dallis's ambush.

We've arrived on Reaper's Coast, and Fane is eager to get to the Blackpits oil fields. He is determined to search for clues of what happened to his people.

We found a sarcophagus holding an Eternal named Aetera. Apparently, Fane caused the downfall of the Eternals by telling the Seven about the power of the Veil. The 'Gods', like Amadia, are simply Eternals that drained the Source from all their opponents. They went to war against their King and the rest of their race. Aetera had been working on a device to kill the Seven, but was locked away before she could use it. The Seven won the war and cast the Eternals into the Void.

Fane seems unsure about what the future holds. It looks like meeting the Eternal Aetera turned his world upside down.

Fane wanted to ascend to divinity at the Well of Ascension. I agreed and will stand beside him.

Fane has pledged to support me in my fight for Divinity.

Fane has turned against me - he's willing to fight me for Divinity.

Fane recognises the structures on the Nameless Isle as Eternal, but he doesn't know what happened here. Whatever it was, it must have been something terrible. This place is covered with ruins...

The God King offered Fane a Covenant, but he refused. I'm quite relieved: choosing between his friends and his people can't have been an easy decision.

The God King offered a Covenant, and the treacherous skeleton accepted. I would have called him two-faced, but he had at least four...

It seems the Council of Seven is in the Academy where Fane did his research. This was his home, once upon a time.

Fane and I went below decks together. Once we were alone, he revealed who he really was and shared his innermost self with me. It was amazing, I couldn't have been happier.

Fane and I went below decks together. He shared his innermost self with me. It was fine.

Despite everything that's happened - the punishment of his King, the loss of his people, and everything he's endured since - Fane seems in pretty good spirits. Perhaps he's coming around to this life.

A former colleague of Fane's accosted him in hexapod Voidwoken form. She suggested he take the power of Divinity and use it to restore the Eternals. She said he could seal the God King on the other side of the Veil, saving the Eternals from the Void. He seems pensive...

After everything we've been through, Fane is happy to help me become the Divine.

Despite everything we've been through, Fane says he will stand against me. He insists that becoming the Divine is the only way to save his people.

Fane has decided to go his own way. Is this for the best? Only time will tell.

Fane insists that he must become the Divine to save his people. After everything I've learned, I'm inclined to agree. I will help him in his fight for Divinity.

Fane is Dead. For good, this time.