SebilleTagsSebilleOutlawSebille is a or in Divinity: Original Sin 2. Sebille is a beautiful elf, and a former slave of lizards. Sebille's default class is.Origin Story'I used to be a slave, kept under the thumb of the Master: the bastard that made me hunt down my own kin. How did he do that, you ask? With the living scar you see on my cheek, this horror that takes no more than a song sung by Master dearest to control my very thoughts.

But now the tables have turned. I broke my shackles. And when I finally find him, I will make the Master sing a very different kind of song.' Sebille Information. Slave no more, you still bear scars your master gave you, and wield the skills he taught you: femme fatale, spy, assassin. Skills you plan to use against all masters.Location. If not chosen as your, Sebille can be found outside, near south gate.

This page of the Divinity Original Sin 2 guide contains a detailed description of Cleric.You'll get acquainted with the basic information on this class, recommended playstyle, as well as its biggest advantages and potential disadvantages. Hey everyone, so i came into a trouble and couldnt really find any answer. When im recruiting companions, such as red prince and beast, what is the best role for each one? Should i take their defaults, or there is other class that suits them (and the other origin chars)? Cause right now i kept all of them as default and i dont know if it was wise. Thanks for your help!

She can be asked to join your team. However, due to been enslaved by lizards before, if your character is a, or you are travelling with, you need to persuade her first. After progressing far enough in the story she may also be located in the, even before you actually discover that location.

When you claimed Lady Vengeance, she can be found at the Lower Deck. However, if she's not with you when fighting Dallis, she will be unavailable.Talents.: Gives you +1 to.: Corpse Eater let you eat body parts to access the memory of the dead.Special AbilityTips and Notes. Despite reducing your, if managed proper, Sebille as your starting out character can do perfectly well as.

Especially the former, given its easy access to, which combined with and the talent can easily one to two-shot any enemy you come across in the early game with a two hander or dual wield, and let you score additional blows to perhaps further the streak. Do not underestimate the 25% bonus damage on a two handed axe. Eating a will grant her the Skill. Eating the will grant her the Skill. Eating will grant the quest. If you miss Sebille's quest in Fort Joy, you can still continue it once you reach Driftwood.Sebille QuestFirst you must speak with the Dreamer: at.

He is on the beach area south of Fort Joy. He will only appear after you begin the quest: and have spoken with in Fort Joy.

Sebille will ask to speak to him when you do, and if you say yes she will kill him. He is a Book vendor, so be sure you have purchased whichever you want from him before this occurs. If she doesn't kill him you cannot advance her quest line.

Also, if you tell Griff was the thief during the quest:, then you will not be able to advance this quest. So be sure to either let Sebille kill him first, or don't tell Griff the thief's identity. If you tell Griff the thief's identity then he will dispatch an assassin to kill Stingtail - if you split your party you can intercept the assassin (must force attack her) before Stingtail dies and still advance all quests.Next have her speak with in and she will learn that she needs to speak with in the. This means you will need to escape Fort Joy before continuing on her quest.At Driftwood Tavern, A man named Baran will inform you that Roost is hiding in a nearby sawmill. (you need to have Ifan ben-Mezd in your team)Roost is hiding in the sawmill, to reach there, you need to get past a lot of lone wolves. (if you have Ifan ben-Mezd on your team, you can let him do the talking) From Roost you will learn the location of your former master, then you need to fight Roost.If you save Saheila from Roost in, she will reveal the true identity of Sebille, and give Sebille a choice to be the heart of scions.Sebille's master is at the Nameless Isle.

When you first reach there, she will teach you a song that breaks her master's control. Travel to the Temple of Zorl-Stissa, find the Shadow Prince at Lava Field. Sing the song when Shadow Prince wants to control Sebille.When Shadow Prince turns hostile, a group of shadow assassins will also appear, defeat them to set Sebille free.After you killed the Shadow Prince, the mother tree wants to speak to Sebille.

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Go to the heart of the mother tree (using the flower to teleport), it will ask Sebille to grow to be the next mother tree. If you don't agree with this, the elves will turn hostile and attack you, but Sebille will live.

(Get talent if agree)When you leave the mother tree heart room, Saheila will approach you (if she's still alive), she asked you to kill the mother tree, so all the elves will live freely. Get back to the heart to kill the mother tree, the quest is complete but the remaining elves at the temple will turn hostile.When you reached the Academy, you need to convince Sebille you are the right one to be the divine. (If you finished her personal quest there is no need of persuasion)Sebille TagsThe personalized tag for Sebille which is aptly labeled 'Sebille' allows the player to make especially vicious remarks, which is remarkable when considering characters like Septa are out there. These dialogue options should really only be chosen when 'Let's see what happens.' Is your modus operandi in character interactions. A little guide on how not to break Sebille's quest, because it's really f.

easy to ruin it on Act 3. In order to learn the freaking song that sets her free, you have to talk to her as soon as you arrive at the Nameless Isle on Lady Vengeance when the excalamation mark appears on top of your companions. TALK TO HER FIRST. Otherwise the exclamation point on top of her head will disappear and you will never be able to learn the song after that, no matter how high her attitude towards you.

In order for this exclamation mark to trigger you also need to have at least attitude 50 with her. If you are past this point already, you can keep her parked outside the fight with the Shadow Prince and bring her in once he is dead. You will be able to close the quest and get the achievement by doing this, but will miss on the cool dialogue with the Shadow Prince and the warm moment between your main char and Sebille when she teaches the song.

If you are trying to romance her, this means you will have lost a chunck of romance with her during Act 3 as well. Hope this helps. Sebille (and any other elf) greatly benefits off being an archer, as blood arrows via the Elemental Arrows ability can be used immediately upon using flesh sacrifice, granting a bonus to physical damage.

Qfx2csv for mac. As such is with archers, physical damage is their main suit, making the combination of a free action point with it all the more beneficial. I was capable of dealing between 60 to 100% of an enemy's health from high ground advantages with the setup using her, alongside having executioner, allowed me to clean house.

So if you ever take an elf, it is highly recommended to make them a ranger along with not taking leech, as it will remove the blood pool you are on. Instead, just get four Phoenix idols from the undertavern quest. On tip and note 1, I've used Sebille as a dual-wielding rogue to beat the entire game, with a lot of flesh sacrifice usage, and the -1 constitution wasn't a major issue, outside of cases where the enemy can do a ridiculously large amount of damage (which are so few and far between, they're barely worth thinking about) despite the fact that I never increased my constitution. Sure you lose some maximum health (and some health with it, if you're above the limit -1 would give you) but generally, it's not problematic, since by the time it has a really noticeable effect on your health, you'll be in the mid-hundreds of HP at least.