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If you kill him, some of the best things he sells, such as skill books and Racht Muvora armor, are available as loot. Papa Thrash would attack you meaning you risk losing one of the easiest ways to obtain scoundrel skill books.Įven if he does not offer a Trade option, the Trade button still works.

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Be careful about talking to him more than twice without a method to pass him such as the password from Ifan.Papa Thrash first appears in Driftwood at Reaper's Coast.

You can choose to fight him, once his health gets below a certain amount he will stop the fight and let you pass.

He will also let you into the Undertavern if you have the Outlaw tag.

He can be persuaded, or bribed, to let you in to the Undertavern below the Black Bull tavern.

Papa Thrash is located in the back left-hand corner (Left of the bar) of the Black Bull Tavern Driftwood, just before the stairs leading to the lower level. It is very possible to get 9 or so hours into the game before realizing that you wanted the cat to be with someone else.Papa Thrash is an NPC in Divinity: Original Sin 2. If you really want that cat to follow a specific character (and you may want to if you want a specific character to have the Summon Cat Familiar skill, which is non-transferrable and will only be given to the character that the cat follows), there is a way to do it. Bishop Alexandar Black Cat Black Ring Alchemist Black Ring Portalmaster Black Ring Quartermaster Blaithin Bobi Bottle Top Brayton Barnes Bridgekeeper Mari Pruitt Brother Bire Brother Lyle Buddy Burro Butter. Note that if the cat is already following you, it's too late. Magister Hansa is a NPC in Divinity: Original Sin 2.

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Originally posted by Gentleman Octopus:After a lot of experimenting, I've figured out how to make sure the black cat at the beginning of the Fort Joy area is assigned to the character you want. This is the only way I have found that you can have the cat follow a specific character. FINALLY, it imprinted on my skeleton summoner. The undead talked to the cat, then ran to my lizard!įinally, I sent all three of my other characters into battle, and sent the undead to talk to the cat. On my third attempt, I had Lohse in dialogue with Tam, and Beast in dialogue with The Red Prince. The undead talked to the cat, then the cat ran to Beast. On my second attempt, I had Lohse busy in dialogue with Tam. Whether or not she yells, no guards ever come. The first time you approach her, she threatens to call out to the guards. Vasnya is a Lizard who is easily frightened. On my first attempt, the cat talked to my undead, then ran to Lohse directly after (even though she was standing near Tam on the other end of the island). Vasnya is a NPC in Divinity: Original Sin 2. I wanted my undead to have the cat, and also gave him Pet Pal (which makes no difference, apart from the fact that a Pet Pal character will get actual English dialogue). My personal set-up was that I had two origin characters- Lohse and Beast, along with two custom characters- an undead and a lizard. Now that all your other characters are busy, your non-busy character will take the cat with them! While your other characters are in battle, send your last character after the cat. You can easily go and walk into the fight with the Voidlings at x158, 圓26 without encountering the cat. Make sure all your other characters are busy in a battle. TLDR The key is to separate the character you want to have the cat follow from your other characters. Physical proximity also doesn't matter the cat can imprint on characters who are standing on the other side of the island (and they will mention the cat, even though they haven't physically seen it yet).

The character the cat follows will have a piece of in-world dialogue (when the text floats over your character's head), such as "Oh look a black cat, here kitty kitty" or something similar. Note that it doesn't make a difference who talks to it first or whether they have the Pet Pal ability.

The cat, from what I can tell, basically imprints on a random character once you approach it, and it seems to favor Origin characters over custom characters. It is very possible to get 9 or so hours into the game before realizing that you wanted the cat to be with someone else. The game’s best stories involve seemingly inconsequential side characters you can. If you really want that cat to follow a specific character (and you may want to if you want a specific character to have the Summon Cat Familiar skill, which is non-transferrable and will only be given to the character that the cat follows), there is a way to do it. Divinity: Original Sin 2 has a big, epic overarching plot about chosen one(s) and gods, as well as racism, wrongful blame of a minority group for a society’s problems, and other relevant topics, but this main plot goes a bit too broad and kinda loses itself. Note that if the cat is already following you, it's too late. After a lot of experimenting, I've figured out how to make sure the black cat at the beginning of the Fort Joy area is assigned to the character you want.