Baldur's Gate 3: Untersuche die verdächtigen Spielzeuge - Lösung der Quest (2024)

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Should I let Laezel kneel to Vlaakith? ›

Generally speaking, you shouldn't force Lae'zel to obey Vlaakith. If she goes against Vlaakith, Lae'zel leaves for the Astral Plane at the end of the game and leads a rebellion to save her people. If she sides with Vlaakith, Withers implies that she meets a much darker fate during the epilogue party.

The amount of money required to free Oskar is not too much, but for the early stages of the game, it can make a significant difference to the player's resources. Depending on how players are engaging in the campaign, the gold could be better spent on buying new and improved gear and potions, for instance.

Despite Arfur's nefarious means, it's generally reasonable to side with him as long as the squatters are treated fairly. Choosing to kill them, however, is best suited for playthroughs focused on an evil path.

Trust me, it's not worth it. His quest continues in Baldur's Gate, where you can find him in his wife's house, and oh boy, it's the worst place of the entire game. Full of bugs and dumb decisions, and the quest reward is not even worth it. If you have the chance to kill him back with the Zhentarim, do it.

Summary. Freeing Orpheus in Baldur's Gate 3 can result in the party becoming mind flayers, leading to a gloomy ending. Siding with the Emperor means losing a character and facing a harder Netherbrain fight. The choice in BG3 is a sacrifice, with no real winner, and all options mean losing something in return.

The Githyanki Egg Should Be Given To Lae'zel

Tav doesn't get to suggest that Lae'zel take the egg. Instead, this option requires taking control of Lae'zel and taking the egg out of a chest if it's stored there, or sending it to her inventory if another character is carrying it.

Now free, Oskar will ask the party for 200 gold of traveling money. He'll get to Baldur's Gate either way, so don't bother giving him anything. After that, he'll run off, and players won't see him again until Act 3.

Buying Oskar opens an intriguing questline involving a love triangle (more experience). Oskar will cost anywhere between 600 and 1200 gold (save money by leaving him). Although he promises riches, Oskar can not guarantee payment to the player character.

You can let Kerri kill Oskar, but this will cause the ghost to disappear and Lady Jannath to blame you for her new husband's death, leading to no reward. You could also kill Kerri or convince her to leave Oskar alone with a strong enough Persuasion or Intimidation check once again.

So, what do you get if you agree? First off, your character will visually get a whited out eye. This will give you the Paid the Price condition, meaning you have +1 on Intimidation checks but disadvantage on Perception checks or when you're fighting Hags.

Should you spin the wheel in BG3? ›

Summary. Players can stumble upon Akabi's Wheel in Baldur's Gate 3, a carnival game that offers prizes such as weapons and gear. Although players will always lose the jackpot, they are encouraged to spin the wheel a second time after removing the source of the djinni's cheating.

1: Yes, going evil will have some companions leave you (specifically Karlach, Wyll, and Gale... though I think you can persuade Gale into staying.). In return you do get a couple evil companions. 2: While it is entirely possible to do an evil playthrough, doing so cuts out a massive portion of the game's content.

Should you Let Astarion Bite You? Letting Astarion bite you is an easy way to get approval with him. The simple answer is yes, as the only downside is gaining the Bloodless debuff, while Astarion gains the Happy buff and his approval rating of you increases.

For that reason, we suggest freeing and not mutilating this new lifeform. Us is basically a small, temporary advantage in the earliest chapter of the game - a controllable, and pretty powerful (if limited) ally who has a lot of health and some good melee attacks that match many of the standard Baldur's Gate 3 weapons.

If you decide not to do Lae'zel's main quest to find the creche, she will leave unless you can persuade her to stay with you. If you do the creche and refuse Vlaakith's order to enter the mysterious artifact, Lae'zel will turn on you if her approval isn't high enough. This will force you to fight and kill her.

You should enter the artifact because even if you do, you still do not have to do what Vlaakith or anyone else says, and you will get to meet your Guardian face-to-face. If you do not obey Vlaakith, she will kill your entire party, and you must restart. You must at least pretend to go along with the orders.

The Confrontation with Vlaakith

It's crucial to heed Vlaakith's command at this juncture, as defiance or disrespect could spell instant doom for your party, especially in the unforgiving Honor Mode. If you choose to wave politely to Vlaakith, you'll get a funny cutscene. Don't do this in Honor Mode.

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But if we obey her and enter the Artifact realm, then decide not to kill the guardian, she doesn't use her Wish spell but rely on her troops to kill us. Now, there's an argument that she can only cast the Wish spell if she speak to us or sees us.