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The fig campaign for Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire included a number of reward tiers where backers could have custom content put into the final game. This content was designed by Obsidian with direct input from the backer.

• 1Tiers including in-game content

First, the capsule, while is lovely enough, does not tell me much about the game. It reminds me a bit of JRPG covers in its vibe. The Pillars of Eternity letters are tiny so mostly, if I'm not paying attention and I'm just browsing the lists, all I have to go by is Deadfire. Which again, good sounding name but does not tell me much. Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire General Game Discussions Details van topic. 9 mei 2018 om 5:26 Custom portraits: how to? I wanted to use a custom portrait, since I'm making an Orlan, but for some reason the portrait I pasted in the Portrait folders (both male and female) are not showing up ingame. Can someone explain how to set it.

Tiers including in-game content[edit | edit source]

Name a Pet[edit | edit source]

Name a Pet ($500): 51 of 100 claimed

Name a pet in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire. Work with the development team to name a dog, cat, or pig, and select a color for them from a list of existing textures..

The majority of pets currently in the game are the result of backers. See Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire pets for a list of them.

Create a Super-Pet[edit | edit source]

Create a Super-Pet ($2,000): 1 of 3 claimed

Create a super-pet with the development team! You can choose from almost any creature in Pillars II and the team will make a pet version of it. Customize the texture and select a buff your super-pet can give you (some restrictions apply)..

Create an Item[edit | edit source]

Create an Item ($750): 25 of 25 claimed
Create an Item II ($750): 10 of 10 claimed

Create a piece of equipment that will be used by players all over the world. Work with the Pillars II team to decide the lore, appearance, and type of item that will go into the game (some restrictions apply)..

Be an NPC[edit | edit source]

Be an NPC ($1,500): 10 of 10 claimed

Become an NPC (Non-Player Character) in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire and work with the development team to personalize your character. Your NPC's ink-wash portrait will be directly modeled after your own likeness (Role and location of NPC will be determined by the dev team).

See also: Status effects (Deadfire) - Permanent effects

Portrait In-Game[edit | edit source]

Portrait In-Game ($1,250): 5 of 5 claimed

Become a permanent part of Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire! An artist from the Pillars II team will create a full-color custom portrait of you based on a photo you send them..

Portrait In-Game II ($1,750): 5 of 5 claimed

Back by popular demand! A second chance to become a permanent part of Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire! An artist from the Pillars II team will create a full-color custom portrait of you based on a photo you send them..

Portrait In-Game III ($1,750): 4 of 5 claimed

Our most popular prize returns again! Become a permanent part of Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire! An artist from the Pillars II team will create a full-color custom portrait of you based on a photo you send them, with one restriction: your in-game portrait will be you rendered as a non-human race of your choice: Aumaua, Dwarf, Elf, Godlike, or Orlan.

Portrait In-Game IV ($1,750): 4 of 5 claimed

You want more portraits, and we want to make them! Our most popular prize returns yet again! Become a permanent part of Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire! An artist from the Pillars II team will create a full-color custom portrait of you based on a photo you send them, with one restriction: your in-game portrait will be you depicted as your choice of: Aumaua, Dwarf, Godlike (except Death Godlike), or Orlan..

Create a Spell[edit | edit source]

Create a Spell ($3,000): 3 of 3 claimed
Create a Spell II ($3,000): 0 of 3 claimed

If you could learn any spell, what would it be? The choice is yours. Work with the Pillars II design team to name an Archmage and create your very own spell..

Build a Pirate Party[edit | edit source]

Build a Pirate Party ($5,000): 2 of 2 claimed
Build a Pirate Party II ($5,000): 0 of 3 claimed

Create a pirate party and ship! Work with the development team to create a band of pirates and design your own ship (some restrictions apply). Your pirates will be ready to ambush players when they least expect it..'

Create an Inn[edit | edit source]

Create an Inn ($5,000): 3 of 3 claimed
Create an Inn II ($5,000): 0 of 2 claimed

Drinks for everyone! Create your own Inn or Tavern. Work alongside the developers to name and design the inn or tavern of your dreams (some restrictions apply)..'

Own an Island[edit | edit source]

Own an Island ($5,000): 2 of 2 claimed

Ever wanted to own an island? Now you can! Name a location on the world map and create an explorable island with the Pillars II development team (some restrictions apply)..'

Top Backer[edit | edit source]

Top Backer ($10,000): 1 of 3 claimed

Thank you for supporting Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire! With this reward tier, the team wants to thank you in person. Work directly with the Pillars II developers to create a Soulbound item, play Lords of the Eastern Reach with the devs, and hang out with the team!'

See also[edit | edit source]

• List of backer created content - on the Obsidian Forums

The portrait is a small, drawing of a character's face, used for the Player character and other members of his party. Players choose a portrait for their character at Character Creation, from a variety of unique portraits.

Custom Portraits[edit | edit source]

To add additional portraits into the game you can either download or create your own portraits. Once you have the right files in the right folder, all you have to do is select the portrait inside the game. Quake 2 concept artwork.

Portrait files

In Pillars of Eternity, there are two separate PNG files for any given portrait, implementing the different image sizes used by the game. You can save images in this format using practically any image editor such as Paint.net, Adobe Photoshop or GIMP. Best turkish serials in farsi. (Jpeg files are supported as well, but given the opportunity prefer the higher quality PNGs)

The two image sizes used by the game are:

• Large (210 x 330 pixels), seen on character sheets.
• Small (76 x 96 pixels), seen in the UI elements like the party bar.

Those are the optimal sizes for the portraits, but you can use larger images proportional to those dimensions, which will be scaled to fit (unlikely to produce the best result).

Each of these sizes can be identified by the last letters '_lg.png' for the large version of the portrait, and '_sm.png' for the small. You can name them anything you want but the file names must match, so for example if you have a portrait you want to implement into the game, it'll be made up of two files:

• Example_lg.png
• Example_sm.png

Portraits Folder

Once you have your portrait files (created or downloaded), you'll want to copy them into the following directories:

Windows (DRM-free):

Windows (Steam):

Linux (DRM-free):

Linux (Steam):

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OS X (Steam):

Portraits in these directories will be available during portrait selection phase in Character Creation.

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