Note that Companions will relocate as you progress through the game. Check out our guide on all Companion locations in Divinity: Original Sin 2 if you need help finding each character. To recruit them back, make sure you have a free space in your party for another member, and return to where you met the dismissed Companion to recruit them again. If you dismissed a Companion while in Fort Joy, they will return to the area where you initially met them. Note that non-player characters cannot start a conversation with the player character. Tell your Companion that you wish to part ways with them, and they will be dismissed from your party. A dialogue box will pop up with several options in it. To dismiss a Companion from your party, approach the character you want to dismiss and click on them to begin talking to them. Follow the steps in this guide to find out how to dismiss a Companion in Divinity: Original Sin 2 and where they go. Luckily, removing a Companion from your party is rather simple, and you can always go back to recruit them again if you wish. You can only have up to four members in your party, including your own, which means you may need to shuffle some characters in and out before you have the party setup you desire. Talk to her, and you can have her remove all Source collars in the party.īe sure to check back with Twinfinite for more information on Divinity: Original Sin 2.In Divinity: Original Sin 2, there will come a time when you may want to dismiss a Companion to swap them out for another character. She’s seated on a bench next to the Seekers camp waypoint. After doing so, go back to the Seekers camp and talk to the NPC Leya. As part of the story, you’ll have to rescue Gareth from Braccus’s Armory. Later on, after you escape Fort Joy, you’ll arrive at the Seekers camp. However, you can only remove the collar on your player character. Complete the trial, and you’ll be able to talk to the tinker (located back in Fort Joy, not the underground area) to remove the Source collar. This will take you down to an underground passage where you can attempt a combat trial. When you first arrive at Fort Joy, examine the hatch on the ground near Griff. However, there is a way to remove them, though you’ll need to be a little eagle-eyed. This prevents you from using any Source powers or magic, essentially putting you at a slight disadvantage when you’re in combat. When you first start out in Divinity: Original Sin 2, your character, along with all potential party members, will have a Source collar strapped to your neck. Removing All Source Collars in Divinity: Original Sin 2
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