There are a few missing in this video as they dont show up in the cutscene. The Kuo-toa in the underdark can be summoned if you exposed their false god correctly. Also, Mizora will agree to help you in this fight out of revenge for them messing with her in Act 2, both of which are easily obtained in a "good" play. Also, I am not sure helping the Ox is a "good" play thing, the images of untold numbers of disfigured bodies and screams should have been the first clue. The second is that Zlorb is an Evil aligned Ooblex follower of Cyric (chaotic evil god of trickery and chaos) who plagued the western heartlands and Baldur's Gate specifically, so I am pretty sure helping him into the city is consigning many to their death. The third is when, in Act three, he praises the bloodshed and thanks you for helping commit more wonderful murders in Act 3 final fight, including praising Cyric. Because Cyric is the evil god of madness and trickery, we will never know whether Zlorb was trying to make a earnest attempt to start anew or lying, as per his god, all the while. What we DO know is that Zlorb murdered and feasted on untold numbers of Reithwin people during Ketheric's time (recall Reithwin was a haven Selune worshipers before the Shadow Curse, and is situated between Elturel and Baldurs Gate. Moonrise is presumed to be just under the C in "River Chionthar" on the north bank on the FR map, and the Crash site just to the west of Fort Morninglord), and suddenly decided to join a group of refugees fleeing Elturel and headed for Baldurs Gate. And whether he was lying or relapsed into his old ways, its clear that the PC helped a murdering Ooblex who praises a god whos domains are 'chaos, destruction, evil, illusion, and trickery' into a refugee fat city to (probably) kept doing what he did to the Reithwin people. Otherwise, this is a mostly compete list for any playthrough. The only 'evil' missing are Bhaal, Auntie Ethel, Ascended Astarion (he has a summon power that summons like 6 mobs, i believe this loses you Ulma), Lorroakan (swapped for Aylin et al), Viconia (Shar Boss lady), Wulbren if you went against the Gondians, and lastly the Zhentarim replaces the Guild.
haha I got the blessing from the false god instead 😂 I think Mizora said she would show up but if you freed Wyll from his pact then she won't. I could be wrong tho but that's what happened in all my runs and what appeared on bg3 wiki
The Ox mentions in a Dark Urge playthrough that he wants to leave that behind. He is very much like Sharran Shadowheart at the start of the game essentially, a good or neutral person following an evil god.
This scene is great! My only question is why is this dude giving the speech? It’s Stormtrooper 5. If Ulder survived he should have been the one doing this, this guy should only be there if he died or something. Nitpicking, I know but, it’s the same as if a random Stormtrooper was giving a speech.!
You can actually have it all. If Gale & Lae'zel are in your party, when you go to free Orpheus, you can take the Supreme Tadpole from the Emperor but tell him you'll use it later, then tell Lae'zel you won't let the Emperor destroy Orpheus if it means that much to her. The Emperor flies off to join the Netherbrain. Tell Orpheus that you trust in Gale. Nobody becomes a mindflayer! If you play as Gale Origin, yourself, you can become the mindflayer, but Mystra will restore your human soul & body, if you agree to come with her to Elysium (neutral good Heaven).
The Armored Owlbear is the Owlbear cub from Act 1. If you get the Owlbear to come to your camp (You can recruit him in his cave or the goblin camp), he smells you and shows up after like 3 long rests), the cub hangs out, with big brother Scratch, until this end. Dammon, the infernal iron smith Tiefling, tells you the Owlbear cub 'took to the potions better than they thought' and is armored up (presumably they potion'ed the cub up to enlarge/grow him up a bit, since he was a cub the last time you rested). I do not know if you have to save BOTH Dammon and Owlbear cub, or just the cub (Dammon can die in Act 1 or in Last Light Inn in Act 2). My guess is you need to save both, otherwise Dammon wouldnt be there to armor and introduce him.
Here’s the list of acts to recruit him: 1 Kill the mother owlbear then long rest 2 Win chicken chasing and pass dialogue checks to have the owlbear go to camp 3 go to the mountain pass long rest 3 times and pass each dialogue check each night 4 make sure dammon lives till act 3
@@smithbrown2848 it is much easier, if you banish the Steel Watchers in the beginning and 1 round before they are exploding. That way the gondians dont get that Damage.
Yeah idk either. Withers was very firmly telling you Mindflayers don’t have souls back at Moonrise but he’s defending him here. I know Larian said the Emperor is supposed to basically be who the player makes him out to be, either a cunning manipulator or a good person and events are canon to their individual playthroughs rather than general story and lore but occasional things like that post-speech line just leave you wondering. Maybe it’s just to encourage another playthrough
@AR-bj5et The emperor is NOT Balduran himself, this is why he doesn't think it's important to tell you. He is a mindflayer with the memories and some of the personality of Balduran. There is some ambiguity around the emperor's morality, but he definitely does not have a soul and at least USED to be a monster even when not controlled by the elder brain
There are a few missing in this video as they dont show up in the cutscene. The Kuo-toa in the underdark can be summoned if you exposed their false god correctly. Also, Mizora will agree to help you in this fight out of revenge for them messing with her in Act 2, both of which are easily obtained in a "good" play.
Also, I am not sure helping the Ox is a "good" play thing, the images of untold numbers of disfigured bodies and screams should have been the first clue. The second is that Zlorb is an Evil aligned Ooblex follower of Cyric (chaotic evil god of trickery and chaos) who plagued the western heartlands and Baldur's Gate specifically, so I am pretty sure helping him into the city is consigning many to their death. The third is when, in Act three, he praises the bloodshed and thanks you for helping commit more wonderful murders in Act 3 final fight, including praising Cyric. Because Cyric is the evil god of madness and trickery, we will never know whether Zlorb was trying to make a earnest attempt to start anew or lying, as per his god, all the while. What we DO know is that Zlorb murdered and feasted on untold numbers of Reithwin people during Ketheric's time (recall Reithwin was a haven Selune worshipers before the Shadow Curse, and is situated between Elturel and Baldurs Gate. Moonrise is presumed to be just under the C in "River Chionthar" on the north bank on the FR map, and the Crash site just to the west of Fort Morninglord), and suddenly decided to join a group of refugees fleeing Elturel and headed for Baldurs Gate. And whether he was lying or relapsed into his old ways, its clear that the PC helped a murdering Ooblex who praises a god whos domains are 'chaos, destruction, evil, illusion, and trickery' into a refugee fat city to (probably) kept doing what he did to the Reithwin people.
Otherwise, this is a mostly compete list for any playthrough. The only 'evil' missing are Bhaal, Auntie Ethel, Ascended Astarion (he has a summon power that summons like 6 mobs, i believe this loses you Ulma), Lorroakan (swapped for Aylin et al), Viconia (Shar Boss lady), Wulbren if you went against the Gondians, and lastly the Zhentarim replaces the Guild.
haha I got the blessing from the false god instead 😂 I think Mizora said she would show up but if you freed Wyll from his pact then she won't. I could be wrong tho but that's what happened in all my runs and what appeared on bg3 wiki
The Ox mentions in a Dark Urge playthrough that he wants to leave that behind. He is very much like Sharran Shadowheart at the start of the game essentially, a good or neutral person following an evil god.
He was not a false god though. What the Kua-toa worship as gods literally become gods due to their collective insanity.
This scene is great! My only question is why is this dude giving the speech? It’s Stormtrooper 5. If Ulder survived he should have been the one doing this, this guy should only be there if he died or something. Nitpicking, I know but, it’s the same as if a random Stormtrooper was giving a speech.!
Likely in the event that everyone else who would give the speech is dead. Makes it easier on the code
Wouldn’t consider the ox a good character since he’s a cleric of cyric and prolific murderer.
Would consider the Kua-toa an option
would've nice to literally ride him into battle though
@@aldmerian would you really trust him.
He’d also be sticky
Ox bro is a good character, this is not up for debate
@ I meant morally good he’s clearly evil
shame The Emperor is an idiot if you choose to free Orpheus
You can actually have it all. If Gale & Lae'zel are in your party, when you go to free Orpheus, you can take the Supreme Tadpole from the Emperor but tell him you'll use it later, then tell Lae'zel you won't let the Emperor destroy Orpheus if it means that much to her. The Emperor flies off to join the Netherbrain. Tell Orpheus that you trust in Gale. Nobody becomes a mindflayer! If you play as Gale Origin, yourself, you can become the mindflayer, but Mystra will restore your human soul & body, if you agree to come with her to Elysium (neutral good Heaven).
I have never seen the owlbear in armor, where do you get him as an ally?
You must save him from goblins in act 1 and he will join you in camp, at the end of the game he will be full grown up ;)
The Armored Owlbear is the Owlbear cub from Act 1. If you get the Owlbear to come to your camp (You can recruit him in his cave or the goblin camp), he smells you and shows up after like 3 long rests), the cub hangs out, with big brother Scratch, until this end. Dammon, the infernal iron smith Tiefling, tells you the Owlbear cub 'took to the potions better than they thought' and is armored up (presumably they potion'ed the cub up to enlarge/grow him up a bit, since he was a cub the last time you rested). I do not know if you have to save BOTH Dammon and Owlbear cub, or just the cub (Dammon can die in Act 1 or in Last Light Inn in Act 2). My guess is you need to save both, otherwise Dammon wouldnt be there to armor and introduce him.
That's the owlbear cub from act 1
Here’s the list of acts to recruit him:
1 Kill the mother owlbear then long rest
2 Win chicken chasing and pass dialogue checks to have the owlbear go to camp
3 go to the mountain pass long rest 3 times and pass each dialogue check each night
4 make sure dammon lives till act 3
@@burntgrahamcracker2866 you don't need to kill the mother
how did you get the the steel watcher?
Save the Gondians. You got to talk to the blind guy after rescuing their families from the prison.
And bear in mind it's only just started working in Patch 7 lol.
@@jaystrickland4151I believe you have to save ALL the Gondians, which given their horrible navigation is borderline impossible without save scumming
@@smithbrown2848 it is much easier, if you banish the Steel Watchers in the beginning and 1 round before they are exploding. That way the gondians dont get that Damage.
My iguana only needs daddy Bhaal 😂
How did you get wings on your character?
@@smanly3274 mod.io/g/baldursgate3/m/wings-unlocked
Whats the comment with the Emperor after the speech? Hinting that something dark is there? BTW, joining the emperor isnt really a good run tbh.
[spoilers obviously]
Balduran got turned into a mindflayer, he is the emperor
Yeah idk either. Withers was very firmly telling you Mindflayers don’t have souls back at Moonrise but he’s defending him here.
I know Larian said the Emperor is supposed to basically be who the player makes him out to be, either a cunning manipulator or a good person and events are canon to their individual playthroughs rather than general story and lore but occasional things like that post-speech line just leave you wondering.
Maybe it’s just to encourage another playthrough
@AR-bj5et The emperor is NOT Balduran himself, this is why he doesn't think it's important to tell you. He is a mindflayer with the memories and some of the personality of Balduran. There is some ambiguity around the emperor's morality, but he definitely does not have a soul and at least USED to be a monster even when not controlled by the elder brain