Divinity Lore: Dragon Knights, Dragon's Chosen Champions
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- čas přidán 24. 12. 2020
- Exploring what we know about dragon knights in the divinity series!
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I really appreciate all of your divinity content it's informative and entertaining I do mean all from the entire story lines to specific characters like Maxos Damien Lucian. Thanks to your vids when I play divinity os I understand some of the references from games I've never had the chance to play. So thank you! Your a wonderful human!
When Amdusias finds out he is not mentioned once as a Dragonknight: *Angry* *Maxos* *hating* *Noises*
Thanks for all the great content it really is top class and is appreciated and enjoyed!! Happy Christmas and a happy new year!!!
I always do love how everything goes to shit in Rivellon because someone got too upset over the Divine. Yes I get he’s essentially Jesus, but come on. The Divine order never had a traitor? One Dragon Knight means all of them, and by extension everything draconic, are evil and needs to be torched with extreme prejudice?
And while I’m on the Divine, Lucian be his name, I want to make the record clear that I was disappointed with where they went in DOS2 and how he handled everything. Before all of that and his complacency in committing what I would call war crimes, considering the other six races (technically five and one hodge-podge of magically gifted individuals) were against the sorcerer quarantine and that the magisters kept much of their operations under wraps, I just kinda got the feeling he was a chill dude trying to do his best. His story with Damian was a tragedy about a father trying to see the good in a boy born with the deck stacked against him. Then Alexander just gets tossed aside like yesterday’s refuse in DOS2 and I face palmed as his image just kept getting drilled deeper and deeper into the ground for me as he became what he fought so hard against, draining source from sorcerers just as the gods did before him.
Rant over I guess. Divinity II was my first Larion studios game and will always be my favorite, that twist at the end was a stroke of brilliance, and I hope they wrap up Damian’s story with more draconic action sometime soon.
Edited: love your videos and can’t wait for more!
This is amazing! Thanks!
Thank you for the content!
Really love divinity series and your channel
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
Amazing video! How does the content square with the Red Prince's quest though? It's said there that the lizards sort of devolved from dragons, which should imply that Zorl Stissa kind of created the dragons? Plus Larian released two portraits of her in both lizard and dragon form.
I made a whole video about that specifically, there's a lot of holes
@@MortismalGaming alright thanks. I’ll check that out then
Happy New Year :)
You as well!
Quick question what about the dragon night Slane in DOS 2? what happen to him after DOS 2?
Not sure, he only has that short appearance in DOS2
Why can Dallis transform into a dragon?
A journal you find mentions that Braccus taught her how, but it seems to be something different than a proper Dragon Knight
Dragons chosing humans and elves as champions?
Kind of like a human chosing a hamster right? ...or a lizard.
Dallis? Or Fane's daughter
Not 100%, a book mentions learning it from Vredemen but zero info on the nature of it