Baldur’s Gate 3 Patch 7: Every New Evil Ending For The Origin Characters

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With the release of Patch 7, Larian Studios included a multitude of new endings for . Evil playthroughs received criticsim for lacking content and to remedy this, Larian Studios not only included a collection of Tav and Dark Urge evil endings, but also a unique evil ending for each of the six Origin characters. The darkest possible outcome for the Origin cast can now be experienced, allowing the player to see just how evil some of the kindest characters can be.

Each ending begins the same, with the character upon the Elder Brain and gazing over the ruined city below. The narrator explains the crutch of the character's desire and how their new perception of their past problems is nothing to them now, each Origin character receiving their own personalized dialogue. As they descend to the city below and force the population to kneel, an option at the top of the list gives the player the chance to see the unique cut scene and how their story of depravity comes to an end.

Becoming Duke of Baldur's Gate was not on Wyll Ravenguard's original agenda, having resigned to being the Blade of Frontiers and fighting devils until his eventual fate to live as Lemure. Be it Mizora's influence or his flawed views on enforced peace, Wyll takes his place as Duke Ravenguard and transforms everyone with a tadpole in their brain into mindflayers. If the people are completely subservient to the will of their leader, then peace is ensured.

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When given absolute power upon defeating and capturing the Elder Brain, Wyll's decision to rule is enacted with a twisted sense of peace and justice. An evil Wyll playthrough run explores that even the most heroic and just of characters can be corrupted when given great, unmatched power. A tyrant with the desire to do good can be just as evil as a dictator who wishes suffering. Wyll can be described with the