Divinity II: Dragon Knight Saga is the remastered version of Divinity II: Ego Draconis the original third game in the series which has been merged with its expansion Divinity II: Flames of Vengeance.
Changes from Ego Draconis[]
Dragon Knight Saga was back-ported to players that purchased Ego Draconis and Flames of Vengeance[1] The patch will offer players of both game versions with the same in-game experience.
Although it is a bundle of the two games in the series, Swen Vicke of Larian Studios considers it to be more than this, with changes being made to the Ego Draconis game based on the feedback from players.[2]
Several of these changes include:[3]
- Flying fortress levels are completely different
- Most anti-dragon zones (the red auras) have been removed
- In a lot of places enemy placement has been modified, especially in the latter parts of the game (e.g. Orobas fjords)
- Loot balancing has been radically changed
- Difficulty spikes have been addressed
- Major graphical overhaul
- A variety of mechanic changes should make combat feel better (e.g. no homing missiles, level difference not that important anymore when dealing with enemies)
- A whole bunch of usability changes (which are also present in FOV)
Included in these changes is a remastered version of the games soundtrack by Kirill Pokrovsky.
See Also[]
Guides[]
Following list shows generic guides and summary pages associated with Divinity II and all its versions. For more specific guides for this game refer to: Dragon Knight Saga Guides.
- Attributes
- Characters
- Creatures
- Classes
- Combat
- Dragon Combat
- Crafting
- Items
- Locations
- Quests
- Skills
Game versions[]
- Divinity II: Ego Draconis
- Divinity II: Flames of Vengeance
- Divinity II: Dragon Knight Saga
- Divinity II: Developer's Cut