You Probably Missed This NPC In Baldur’s Gate 3’s Gauntlet Of Shar

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There are tons of hidden NPCs and encounters in . Though many runs often go over 100 hours in play time, it's almost impossible for a player to discover everything the game has to offer. With Larian's Patch Updates having added more and more to the game over time, BG3 has one of the most extensive worlds in gaming history.

is heavily based off and Larian captured the creative element from its inspiration by allowing players to complete quests and progress through the game in many different ways. One of the quests in Act 2 of the game is often completed in a very straightforward way. However, taking the time to explore it more can reveal some hidden lore. It also involves a completely unique character, who some players may have never even heard of.

The name «Lyrthindor» likely won't ring a bell for manyplayers. This is because players usually will not be given much incentive to find him, and if they are, will be unaware of what exactly they're looking for. He is directly linked toYurgir, the orthon found in the Gauntlet of Shar, «Raphael's Old Enemy.» Players will often fight Yurgir, or convince him to kill his minions, his displacer beast, and then himself. However, they can also offer to look around the temple to help break Yurgir's deal.

The Gauntlet of Shar dungeon in Baldur's Gate 3 contains many trials tied to religions of darkness, including more than one tricky puzzle to solve.

Players can learn snippets of information about Lyrthindor by talking to the rats around the Gauntlet of Shar. They'll probably realize that the rats in this area act very strangely, with the ones running around the temple telling them that they don't belong there. What they may not realize, is that by talking to any of these rats, they are actually talking to Lyrthindor himself.

Players should find Lyrthindor after talking to Yurgir. This requires talking to a rat found at the bottom of the statue of Shar in the middle of the temple, which can be reached by climbing down two cragged