A ‘new’ spirit will have an attached ‘place of longing’ which will appear in the quest log and there will be a glowing interactive object at the location. NOTE: Each time you collect a piece of the armour, a new companion is added to the group of spirits who appear when you cast spirit vision (you can stop seeing these by storing the relevant armour set). Eminence (Leggings): Nameless Isle, Altar of Zorl-Stissa.Steps (Boots): Reaper’s Isle, Stonegarden.Claws (Gloves): Fort Joy, Tower of Braccus Rex.
The final version of the set upon completion of the quest in Act 4 is level 20, so newer players should bear in mind that the quest will continue to remain active when moving to a new act. This quest is picked up near the beginning of the game, however it lasts throughout most of the rest of the game. Bow to the Devourer or kill him and free the imprisoned spirits to unlock the full potential of the armor.I've extracted many of the models from homeworld remastered and homeworld catacylsm, the main "mesh" references are listed at the top of the "_hw_ships.asset" files.A Hunger From Beyond is a Quest in Divinity: Original Sin II. If you want to replace a model (for example, Titans), go into the "_hw_ships_vanilla.asset", "_hw_ships.asset", "hw_starbase_entities.asset", "_colossus.asset" or "_titan_entities.asset" files, and replace the pdxmesh = " " line, for example, replace pdxmesh = "keeper_sajuuk_mesh" with pdxmesh = "hiigaran_battlecruiser_mesh". So if you change the values for a ship size from "scale = 0.06" to "scale = 0.12" it will be twice as big. If you want to manually resize any ship classes, change the "scale = " values in the "hw_ships_vanilla.asset" files (or the "hw_ships.asset" files for science and construction ships) to whatever you prefer.
: Updated for 2.7.x (hopefully, I haven't thoroughly tested it since I'm not playing much Stellaris any more, but the issue with missing weapons should at least be fixed) Adds ship sets from the Homeworld universe
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