Seekers

The Seekers are a resistance faction in Divinity: Original Sin 2 who oppose the Divine Order's persecution of Sourcerers. They are led by Gareth Gareth and operate from Amadia's sanctuary.

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“

Every fallen Seeker, every friend, every slain Godwoken...

„

— Gareth

Overview

The Seekers are a group of rebels dedicated to protecting Sourcerers from the Divine Order, which hunts and imprisons them. The Seekers believe that Sourcerers deserve freedom and that the Divine Order's methods – including the use of Source Collars and imprisonment on Fort Joy – are unjust.

The faction operates underground across Rivellon, with their most notable base being Amadia's sanctuary on Reaper's Eye. From there, they coordinate efforts to free Sourcerers and resist the Divine Order's authority.

Leadership

Gareth Gareth serves as the field leader of the Seekers. He is a passionate and sometimes reckless commander who leads rescue operations and combat missions against the Divine Order.

The Seekers' spiritual guidance comes from their connection to Amadia, the goddess of magic, who provides refuge and counsel through her sanctuary.

Role in the story

The Seekers play a significant role throughout the game:

• On Reaper's Eye, they provide shelter and assistance to escaped Sourcerers from Fort Joy.
• They help the party escape Fort Joy and board the Lady Vengeance.
• On Reaper's Coast, they maintain a forward camp and continue operations against the Divine Order.
• Their members can be found across multiple acts, providing quests and assistance.

Notable members

• Gareth Gareth – field leader of the Seekers
•  Leya – healer at Amadia's sanctuary
• Gratiana Gratiana – a powerful Sourcerer who provides aid from Amadia's sanctuary

Notes

• The Seekers' fate varies depending on the party's choices throughout the game. Gareth's personal arc in particular can take several different paths.
• Despite their noble goals, the Seekers are a relatively small faction compared to the might of the Divine Order.