One Brilliant Baldur's Gate 3 Trick Can Save Everyone In The Last Light Inn
A player has discovered an ingenious trick for saving everyone at the Last Light Inn during Act Two of . The Last Light Inn is the only major settlement in Act Two, and the center of its main conflict. Several recurring NPCs appear there, and players can even recruit Jaheira in by winning her favor during their first few visits to the Last Light Inn. It's also where, depending on what decisions players make around Shadowheart's questline in , the consequences are most deeply felt.
[Warning: This article contains spoilers for Shadowheart's storyline in Baldur's Gate 3.]
In short, much of Shadowheart's story in the latter half of the game hinges on a single Act Two decision: should she kill the Nightsong, swear her life to Shar, and become a Dark Justiciar, or spare her, and cultivate her lingering doubts about her childhood? Although it's not the most morally sound or intuitive route, some may decide to let Shadowheart pursue her passions — but that comes at the cost of the entire population of the Last Light Inn. However, clever players have found a workaround that allows for the best of both worlds.
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As shared in a Reddit thread by theshouldershrugger, it's possible to save everyone at the Last Light Inn by physically picking them up and moving them somewhere else. The shadow curse is the reason everyone at the Last Light Inn dies when Shadowheart kills the Nightsong: Isobel's protective magic falters, and the harmful magic that permeates the rest of the region begins to seep in. So, in theory, taking everyone at the Last Light Inn to a place that's naturally protected from the shadow curse should allow them to survive without Isobel. And while the refugees at Last Light don't have access to such a place, the player does.
In this case, theshouldershrugger took everyone at Last Light to the Gauntlet of Shar, a huge
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