“The second category is called ‘The Razed’ and these are basically the necromantic undead. The problem is that because they resist the pull they start to wither and their personality is slowly taken away from them and that is why they are called The Feint.
The first in this category are called ‘The Feint’ and these people feel like they have some kind of unfinished business left in the world, which is why they resist the pull to the Hall of Echoes. He continued: “The idea for the undead is actually that these are people that resist the natural pull towards the Hall of Echoes where normal people go when they die. People may remember the Hall of Echoes from Divinity 2, actually, but we’ve been working on expanding the lore.” “For the undead, the idea is that, in the world of Rivellon, when you die you go to this place called the Hall of Echoes. In an update video announcing the undead as a playable race, lead writer spoke on the lore of the undead. Undead will join the ranks of humans, wood elves, and imperial dwarves in the roster of playable races when the game is finished. Having raised $1.2 million dollars on the crowd-funding platform Kickstarter, developer Larian Studios will now be adding undead to the list of playable races in Divinity: Original Sin 2. Divinity: Original Sin 2 will include undead as a playable race when it launches thanks to the passing of the game’s fourth stretch goal in its Kickstarter campaign.
