Baldur’s Gate 3: How to Win at Akabi’s Jackpot & Get Nyrulna Legendary in BG3

The Circus Of The Last Days is one of the most interesting locations in all of Baldur’s Gate 3. It is the home of multiple quests and the backdrop for some of the stranger interactions you’ll come across in Act 3. Whilst there you will almost certainly bump into Akabi, a rather tricky Djinn. 

It’s been a few weeks since the world has been fascinated with Baldur’s Gate 3, and fans are still eager for more as they wrap up their initial playthroughs and dive into for a second helping. With several fans finishing up their stories, they have some opinions about the epilogue and how the story ends that developers, Larian Studios, have noticed and are making plans for in the future.

Larian Studios has announced that it's found a way to bring Baldur’s Gate 3 to Xbox Series X|S players and that the game will still be able to make it onto the platform this year.

The Altar of Summonings is where you’ll be empowering Eris with her newfound Hive magic during Destiny 2’s Season of the Witch. Here, you’ll be conjuring up a variety of enemies to defeat, fueling Eris and her magical powers, and preparing her for the upcoming battle against Xivu Arath, who needs to be defeated by recruiting Savathun for her battle against The Witness.

The majority of classes in Baldur’s Gate 3 can cast a spell, especially spellcasters such as Wizards, Sorcerers, Druids, Warlocks, and Clerics. You can also come across spell scrolls that any class can use, which are always helpful when you’re backed into a corner. These intricate spells are endlessly useful, but it might be difficult to figure out which ones you should be using.

The Deck of Whispers is a unique mechanic coming to Destiny 2. It comes with the Season of the Witch, where the Guardians take the fight to Xivu Arath, the Hive Goddess of War. How they’re doing it with Eris is by transforming her into a Hive. As you progress through the season, you’re going to unlock cards for the Deck of Whispers.

Like many of the melee-focused classes, the Monk in Baldur’s Gate 3 has a variety of ways to become a helpful asset in a battle. How you play your character might be unique, there are several Feats you should consider taking when you’re building a Monk character.

The arrival of another Destiny 2 Season with the Season of the Witch, brings with it a variety of perks and powers that you can use to customize your build. These are all available in this season’s Artifact, and you can purchase these perks as you level up while playing Destiny 2.

Legendary armor is especially rare in Baldur’s Gate 3. While there are plenty of incredible armor pieces to find throughout the game, only five that we’ve found so far are Legendary. They’re also all only found in Act 3, so you could be playing for 50+ hours before you find your first set of Legendary armor. And these armored outfits, gloves, helms and shields are absolutely worth tracking down. Instead of completing tricky puzzles, these artifacts are carried by powerful NPCs you’ll need to defeat. Take the Legendary loot for yourself — here’s where to find every piece of Legendary armor in Baldur’s Gate 3.

Legendary Weapons are the apex of gear in Baldur’s Gate 3, the best-of-the-best tools to facilitate the destruction of your enemies. Legendary weapons can remain useful for the entire game — and one can be acquired as early as Act 1. Once you find a Legendary Weapon, you’ll want to keep it forever. And they’re often extremely tricky to acquire. Sometimes you’ll have to complete quests in a very specific way, or solve massive puzzles, or explore hidden corners of the world that you can easily overlook. Below, we’ll explain (with low spoilers) how we’ve found every Legendary Weapon in the game.

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.

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