Divine Divinity (2002) PC | RePack by R.G. Mechanics

"Divine Divinity" is a role-playing game released in 2002, but localized in Russia only seven years later.

Plot

The events take place in Rivellon, a fantasy world inhabited by six races:

1. People.
2. Elves.
3. Gnomes.
4. Lizards.
5. Demons.
6. Orcs.

In addition to them, there is a separate kind of inhabitants – magicians. It was with their help that a powerful demon in human form started a war between all the races of Rivelon. Together, we managed to kill the instigator of the conflict. To do this, one volunteer had to be sacrificed, who was immured along with the Demon artifact, the Blade of Lies. A century has passed, generations of residents of Rivelon have been brave. The bloody events have become history. The Blade of Lies is considered long lost. But this does not mean that no one is looking for him.

Features

At one time, "Diablo" became so popular that it became the generally accepted canonical standard of role-playing games. Therefore, many RPGs try to meet the specified requirements for this genre. "Divine Divinity" was no exception.

The gameplay features are:

1. The ability to choose the gender of the character.
2. Create a hero class: warrior, Mage and Tramp. The latter is most often referred to as a thief in other role-playing games. The class is not selected, it is created by redistributing the initial skill points. Therefore, almost no one uses a pure warrior or a one-hundred-percent magician. The created character, as a rule, inherits the traits of two classes.
3. The development of four characteristics of the hero: strength, agility, intelligence and physique.

The player receives experience points through two channels: for completed quests and for killing enemies. But the more experienced the hero becomes, the less points he will receive for the extermination of enemies, but not for tasks. Other features include the ability to trade with all non-player characters and the ability to enchant certain items. Some enchanted items cannot be returned to their former form, that