10 Rare Pieces Of Dialogue You Can Miss In Baldur's Gate 3
is a massive game with countless decisions that influence its big events but also impact small details like the characters' dialogue. Because of the way decisions affect the resulting dialogue, there are a lot of lines that don't appear in a playthrough due to the circumstances that need to be met to access them. However, these rare lines are often humorous and can be worth hunting for.
[Warning: This article contains spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3.]
rewards taking time to explore the world and interact with its inhabitants. But there's also dialogue that requires more specific triggers like frequent interactions with companions, specific party members, and choices. With the help of save files, it's possible to make selections to see the consequences and conversations they spark and have a safety net if the outcome doesn't fit with the desired path of that playthrough. And this style of save scumming in means there are more opportunities to stumble upon rare dialogue.
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One of the first Dark Urge-specific scenes is when the Dark Urge wakes up at camp to find they murdered Alfira. If Astarion is the only companion that's been recruited at this point, he has a string of dialogue about the incident that's specific to the situation because he and the Dark Urge are the only ones who could've killed Alfira. The Dark Urge tells Astarion that they don't remember killing Alfira, which results in him mentioning his casual relationship with murder, then saying, Given the circumstances, he makes a fair point.
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In Act 2, the party might stumble upon the body of a large spider in the Gauntlet of
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