Dominick is an NPC in Divinity: Original Sin 2
Can be found at the Fort Joy Ghetto, in front of Shrine to the Divine
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Overview[edit]
Dominick is an NPC found near the Shrine to the Divine. He hopes the dead god will rise once again if enough people pray.
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Dialog[edit]
I[edit]
Dominick - Bow your head- please! If we chant the Endless Prayer, the Divine will rise once more. Even if your kind have displeased him so terribly of late.
Sebille - *Tell him god is dead, no matter how much anyone prays.*
Dominick - You can't know that. If we are to be swallowed up by darkness, let no one say I didn't do my part to stop it.
II[edit]
Ifan Ben-Mezd - *Sa yyou hope he's right.*
Dominick - So do I. By the Divine, so do I.
III[edit]
Lohse - *Ask him to teach you the Endless Prayer.* Dominick - It isn’t the words you speak, but rather that you speak them. Prophecy says that only our devotion will restore him to us. A murmer of prayer, constant as the ocean, can lure our saviour back to us...
Lohse - *Say you hope he's right.*
Dominick - So do I. By the Divine, so do I.
IV[edit]
The Red Prince - *Ask what he means by 'your kind'.*
Dominick - You know what I mean, lizard. The dwarves and elves are no better. The lot of you would drag us all into oblivion with your blind devotion to Source. The time of Source is over.
The Red Prince - [LIZARD] *Sneer that you saw plenty of slaves try to bury themselves in worship back in the Ancient Empire. It didn't help any of them.*
Narrator - *The man shakes his head with a sigh.* Dominick - You're the slave here - enslaved by a life without the Divine in your heart. Embrace him. Abandon your wickedness.
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Strategy Guide/Tips[edit]
- Dominick will attack you and your party if you try to steal items that are near the Shrine to the Divine
Quotes[edit]
- "Do not let hubris lead you deeper into darkness. Pray, won't you? It's our only chance."
- "Save yourself - embrace the Divine. Your kind is... troubled... but not beyond salvation."
- "'Our father, of seven, of all, hear our prayer: Return to us, our saviour, our king, and deliver us from the horrors that haunt us’...."
