Baldur's Gate 3: How To Get Every New Evil Ending Cutscene (Patch 7)

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Patch Seven for is finally here, and the devs over at Larian have cooked up a nice treat for those of you who like to get a little bit more evil. With this patch, they've added a few different endings that explore the options you have as the ruler of Faerun. Will you slaughter the world in Bhaal's name, or take the future of the world into your own hands?

This article contains spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3

Which endings are available to you differs depending on a few things, like whether you take advantage of the Illithid tadpoles you collect throughout the game. The Bhaal endings are limited to Dark Urge characters who've accepted their father's plan for their lives, but there are also new evil options for normal Tavs as well. The cherry on top is that not only does the PC Origin character, the Durge, have a new evil ending, but so too do each of the other Origin characters.

For any of us who've played evil Tavs, you're sure to have seen the «In my name.» evil ending, wherein you dominate the Netherbrain and take its power to become the Absolute. This was the only true evil ending to the game until Patch Seven, which has introduced quite a few new cutscenes and choices that give your evil run a bit of extra flavor. To watch all these cutscenes, check out Northalix's compilation on YouTube.

Patch 7 will be the last major update for Baldur’s Gate 3, but is there enough new content to warrant a brand-new playthrough of the RPG?

The first «section» of new ending cutscenes come if you choose to take the power of the Netherbrain for yourself, forsaking Orpheus or the Emperor in order to do so. Once you defeat whichever Illithid you have with you, you'll have a few choices regarding how your rule over Faerun will go. Here are your options as Tav:

Ingesting tadpoles throughout your playthrough will make resisting Ceremorphosis harder, so make sure you're ready for the CON save before you make any decisions.

If you choose to rule the world without the Emperor or Orpheus