Baldur’s Gate 3: How to Complete Help Kith’rak Voss in BG3

Baldur’s Gate 3 is filled with Easter Eggs and tiny references to the greater Dungeons & Dragons 5E lore, which also extends to the game’s EULA, as fans have discovered a nod to the Warlock in the legal document. This makes sense, considering how Warlock’s are often bound by rules from their Patron, so they’re the perfect class to include in an EULA.

Baldur’s Gate 3 was released to near-unprecedented levels of success not too long ago. With a PS5 release on the horizon, and an Xbox port finally trundling into view, it’s an exciting time for everyone. That being said, even the best games come with a few hitches here and there, and Baldur’s Gate 3 is no exception. 

A writer on the original Baldur's Gate has shared their surprise at stumbling upon a character they helped create as they explored Baldur's Gate 3.

Not everything in Baldur’s Gate is entirely true, and you might learn this while reading Baldur’s Mouth as you’re exploring Baldur’s Gate 3. The city’s newspaper likes to embellish some details, especially if a story is particularly good. During the final act of Baldur’s Gate 3, there’s a character named Estra Stir who you can speak with, and it turns out she’s a journalist for the Baldur’s Mouth.

Karlach is one of the few companion characters you can find while playing Baldur’s Gate 3. Shortly after meeting her, you’ll discover that an infernal engine has gone into her chest, replacing her heart. It’s a device that can only function in Avernus, and she’s trying her best to repair it throughout your campaign. However, she has few options available, and it looks like the deck is stacked against her.

Clerics are one of the many Classes you can pick from in Baldur’s Gate 3. They have a wide variety of utility, although many typically use them as the team’s primary Healer, as they can unleash some truly amazing healing spells to keep their teammates alive.

Save the Grand Duke and the Gondian prisoners.

If your Bard feels underpowered in Baldur’s Gate 3, you might need to rethink the Feats they’ve been given, as a smart Feat selection is key to getting the most out of the magical music-making class. This is because they’re a jack-of-all-trades class, but they need a little extra push to match the other primary spellcasters in the game.

As you explore Baldur’s Gate 3, several individuals will need your assistance as you progress through the game. They may not all request it, but they need it, regardless. One of the more reluctant people looking for your help is the leader of the Guild in Baldur’s Gate, and they’re fighting against a new criminal family led by the Stone Lord.

The most famous character of the Baldur’s Gate series has to be Minsc — a possibly insane human Ranger with a miniature giant space hamster named Boo. Minsc and his space hamster called Boo are the final recruitable party members in Baldur’s Gate 3. Minsc can be very easy to miss. If you don’t have Jaheira in your party, another unlockable recruit in Act 2, then recruiting Minsc seems to be impossible. This character is only for heroes… even if the weird voice in your head wants him dead immediately. Don’t listen to the voices and learn to love the Sword Coast’s weirdest crime lord. Here’s how to get Minsc to join your party.

The final battle awaits you in Baldur’s Gate 3, but you have plenty of time to gather your forces and prepare for that moment. The large quest that you’ll be working on as you prepare for this final bout is called Gather Your Allies, where you’ll be able to wrap up several storylines in Baldur’s Gate and ensure certain individuals are on your side.

Discover powerful tomes hidden in the Sorcerous Sundries in Baldur's Gate 3.