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Griff is an NPC in Divinity: Original Sin 2.
Griff information
- Griff is in charge of the Camp Kitchen. Since he controls the food, he feels a sense of power over everyone else and has established something of a gang. If someone doesn't pay their fees to Griff, they don't get to eat.
- Talking to him about the caged elf Amyro begins the quest The Imprisoned Elf.
Griff Location
- Griff is always in the Camp Kitchen in the Fort Joy Ghetto. ( X:202 | Y:142 )
Notes and Tips
- Details on how to complete his quest can be found at The Imprisoned Elf.
- You can meet Griff's wife much later in the game in Arx (Act 4). (Beryl Griff)
Combat
- Gives 975 XP if killed.
- Known skills: Adrenaline(Tactician), Chloroform, Cloak and Dagger, Throwing Knife and Sawtooth Knife.
- Has an Invisibility Potion in his inventory. Will typically drink it on his first turn.
- Has an Armor-Piercing Grenade in his inventory. Will typically use it in combat.
- Griff's Potato Peeler is a unique weapon Griff drops on death.
Strategies
- You can cast the Rain skill and then the Contaminate skill near Griff. Typically, this doesn't start combat, and Griff will stand in the poison until he dies. However, if Griff dies, the rest of his crew will become hostile towards you.
- Pictured below is a powerful position for ranged characters you can use when fighting Griff and his crew. It can only be accessed with teleportation abilities, such as Tactical Retreat, Cloak and Dagger, or Spread your Wings.
Anonymousyou start the game by running errands for Griff and end it by running errands for his wife
- Anonymous
>Had to be strong in a cutthroat prison island where Sourcerers are treated like dirt and any one of them could be sent to be "cured" without warning
>Talented chef who strived to make sure everyone was fed equally; ensures that greed & gluttony are forbidden
>Had a wife back home whom he dearly loved
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>Prisoners who work for him are just as murderous as the Magisters keeping them in check
>Likely the reason elves and maybe even dwarves & lizards are looked down upon in the Joy
>Eating his hand as an elf reveals that he's not afraid to poison the food he's giving to the Sourcerers
>Ruthless drug dealer
Yep, despite his positives, this jerk deserved to die
- Anonymous
I just want to know why he keeps telling me I look like the moon.
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Advisable not to kill him. Griff has a wife in Arx which you will get to later in the game. Butter is dead for me in DE. I am wondering if killing Griff will result in her death after she escape prison.
- Anonymous
If you sweet talk Butter (she is on the ledge above) she fights with you instead of against you. Makes it a lot easier.
- Anonymous
If you get 100 rep with him by giving him unwanted items, him and his gang will help fight anyone trying to attack you. Let's just say Patrolman Klaus and his dog made a mistake trying to get me while talking to Griff.
- Anonymous
Ok I don't know the advantages of keeping this guy alive. Maybe a lot because of items, spellbooks and such, since the people around come to help in the fight. But welcoming other prisoners asking for money or anything they have is unfair, this guy is bad and deserves to die.
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how do i do sebs quest line if i dont turn in wormtail to griff and end up killing him ? who do i talk to
- Anonymous
You meet his wife at some point, called Beryl Griff. She refers to him as "my Griff". Does this make him Griff Griff?
- Anonymous
After finishing the game this was still one of the most difficult fights lol
I always kill Griff, for the sole reason of getting his unique dagger . I carry that throughout the entire game for use in crafting and get a laugh each time I use it, lol. Done this on like six playthroughs, it's a tradition!
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