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The companions Obsidian have chosen to bring back all have some kind of personal stake in the divine events of Deadfire – and nobody has a horse in the race like Edér. The first name you’ll recognise belongs to… Bit of a full stop in the old ‘personal development’ diary, that one. They’ve been living with the consequences of your influence on them – whether you nudged them in a particular philosophical direction or, er, got them killed. The few familiar faces in the Pillars 2 companion roster have spent the last few years outside your orbit. Who are the returning companions from Pillars of Eternity? We will update this guide with those details once Obsidian makes them available.Word to the wise: if you haven’t finished Pillars 1 yet, you might be better off skipping straight to the section that doesn’t concern any specific companions. There is no word yet if the same will apply on consoles if the sequel gets a console port to follow the Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition. The touch added for players who haven’t played the first is lovely. Once the game releases, the game will walk you through the options to migrate your save. In all cases, you’ll begin as a level 1 character.If you’ve never played Pillars of Eternity, during the introduction to Deadfire, you will be able to make choices from Pillars of Eternity as though you had played through the game, similar to the Mass effect series.

If you directly or indirectly got a companion killed or never recruited them in your save game, they will not be present in the Deadfire.

The save game is cross platform compatible, so you will be able to import from Mac to Linux, Gog to Steam, etc.

Conversation choices, and how you dealt with your companions, friends, foes, and orlan babies will all carry over.

During the Fig crowdfunding campaign, Obsidian confirmed that saves would carry over from end game Pillars of Eternity saves. Obsidian didn’t take long to address the elephant in the room. Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire – Import Your Save and Character Guide Naturally, when Obsidian revealed the sequel, players wondered what that meant for their choices and whether you could import your save. With a game of that kind of meandering outcome, each playthrough was a unique experience. Players fell in love with Pillars and reveled in Obsidian’s wonderfully designed quests, branching dialogue and companion interactions. We once again play as a Watcher, who looks into other people’s souls and memories and their past lives. Right on the heels of last year’s Tyranny, which is still getting DLC support, we now had a true sequel to 2015’s Pillars of Eternity.

For many CRPG enthusiasts, the reveal of Obsidian’s Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire was a wonderful surprise.