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'''Richly Bound Book''' is a | '''Richly Bound Book''' is a text in ''[[Divinity: Original Sin II]]''. The author is a harsh critic against {{DOS2|Source}}. | ||
{{Quote DOS2|The fine filigree work decorating the binding of this ancient book tells you that it must be worth a pretty penny.}} | {{Quote DOS2|The fine filigree work decorating the binding of this ancient book tells you that it must be worth a pretty penny.}} | ||
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{{Cquote DOS2|The sin of Source is inborn; we are all of us marked by this strange power, both creative and destructive. It is no wonder some are seduced to manipulate it. | {{Cquote DOS2| | ||
The sin of {{DOS2|Source}} is inborn; we are all of us marked by this strange power, both creative and destructive. It is no wonder some are seduced to manipulate it. | |||
Still, there is a stark difference between that which is understandable and that which is permissible. | Still, there is a stark difference between that which is understandable and that which is permissible. | ||
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| Appearances | Divinity: Original Sin II |
| Type | Book |
| Author | Unknown |
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| Weight | 0.5 |
| Value | 1 |
Richly Bound Book is a text in Divinity: Original Sin II. The author is a harsh critic against Source.
The fine filigree work decorating the binding of this ancient book tells you that it must be worth a pretty penny.
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| “ | The sin of Source is inborn; we are all of us marked by this strange power, both creative and destructive. It is no wonder some are seduced to manipulate it. Still, there is a stark difference between that which is understandable and that which is permissible. The sin of Source has no place within our realm; time and again it has gone rancid within its hosts, been used to torture and kill, called beasts of unspeakable horror into our midst. It cannot continue. |
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Locations
- In the Hall of Penitence in Fort Joy at X: 283 Y: 130