One Baldur's Gate 3 Skill Lets You Fool A God, But That May Not Be A Good Thing

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often rewards good behavior, but getting one powerful potion requires manipulating Astarion in a way that's very far from a healthy interaction. Although Astarion isn't exactly the most morally upright of potential party members, it becomes easier to understand why he is the way he is once the darker depths of his backstory are revealed. Ideally, finding out his secrets would allow the protagonist to avoid reawakening any of his old wounds. Sometimes, however, the prospect of power is simply more alluring than the alternatives.

If you're wondering whether Lae'zel actor Devora Wilde is wracked with guilt over her actions during the Baldur's Gate 3 cast's D&D session, the answer is a resounding no.

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There's a ton of cool weapons in Baldur's Gate 3: the super slick pirate rapier Duelist's Prerogative, the Magic Missile-launching hand crossbow Ne'er Misser, the… hunk of salami? Yes, while it's probably best reserved as fuel for your long rests, the salami item in Baldur's Gate 3 is also a 1d4 damage bludgeoning weapon, and YouTuber cRPG Bro has produced a character build devoted to the most dominant salami-based fighter possible.

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Baldur's Gate 3just received its fourth major patch. Once more, the thing's big enough to break the Steam notes. While there aren't any new major features—like the third patch's appearance-changing mirror or, equally as important, letting small characters kiss Karlach—it's still packed with changes.

The actors behind Astarion, Shadowheart, and Lae'zel have pitched their own Baldur's Gate 3 DLC, and it's a Stardew Valley-like featuring the community's favourite imp Bing Bong.

Oh, Bing Bong, you were too good for this world. Well, not this world, but the world of the Forgotten Realms at least. The baby imp might not officially be in Baldur's Gate 3, but he might as well be now, after being created for a one-shot adventure run for the game's cast. Unfortunately, he didn't make it to the end of the adventure, as Lae'zel killed the poor creature out of frustration. However, this might not be the end of Bing Bong's adventure.

Baldur’s Gate 3’s most dramatic feud is between party members Shadowheart and Lae’zel, but their in-game beef also infested the two character’s fandoms in playful ways... until now, since the actors behind both characters have called for a peaceful truce.

Recently, High Rollers held two streams where the Baldur's Gate 3 cast played Dungeons & Dragons, bringing their in-game characters to life. During these streams, they found a character called Bing Bong whose job was to open the door to Adventurer's Mart for customers, making a bell noise as he did.

is full of memorable lines from a cast of talented voice actors. The passion and emotions put into the dialogue can make it fun to bring into real-life conversations, especially with others who've experienced an adventure through Faerûn. However, many lines from are difficult to fit into everyday life short of falling into specific circumstances that make them relevant.