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Wondering how to get into the goblin camp in Baldur's Gate 3? This early-game mission can be a bit of a headscratcher, especially when you're still figuring out the lay of the land. Luckily for you, we've played enough of the early access game to help you breach the encampment with ease.

There are three Acts in Baldur's Gate 3, and a number of different endings that you can get based on your character and choices throughout the game.

Free for now, Astarion will do anything to keep his life in the light. He can see but one way to ensure his liberty for good: become many times more powerful than his old abuser could ever dream of being.

But this urban setting also provided its own unique adventures full of political intrigue and criminal turf wars. The relentless variety of the quests feels like 10 different tabletop campaigns combined, but Larian manages to keep things surprisingly cohesive, weaving hundreds of disparate threads together.

But this is less of an issue when you consider the vast amount of other ways you can develop your character.

Character Creation is a vital first step in playing the game as the choices you make will affect how the world reacts to you, and vice versa, how you interact with the world.

As players progress they discover new and more powerful weapons, armor, and spells, and can form a party of up to six characters (including the player character). Experience points gained through completing quests and killing monsters improve the abilities of the main character and other party members.

The flow of time during the game is expressed by changes in lighting and by the closure of most shops and the increased likelihood of encounters during the night. Taverns are open during the night, but there are no changes in the presence of customers or the barkeeper to reflect the flow of time.

Remember, the choices you make throughout the game will affect which ending you get. If there's a companion you like the look of, spend some time working on their companion quests.

Don't click on the last link until you're ready to see how the story ends- the All Endings page is completely full of spoilers for the main storyline and for some side quests, too.

[41] Imoen's popularity with the Baldur Gate series fandom was not anticipated by Bioware; the original purpose of her inclusion in Baldur's Gate was to "fill a non-psychotic-thief gap in the early levels" late in the development cycle.[42]

Your character is infected with the same parasite and after crash landing the aircraft on Faerûn, you go an adventure in search of a way to cure yourself. As you make your way across the Forgotten Realms, you are given a choice between resisting the temptation of the power offered by the Illithid tadpole, or fully embracing it.

You will hear the residents of the bustling city making comments on current events and the local Gazette will constantly be updated with your feats. Areas from different story acts will be interconnected, allowing you to go back and travel back to areas you have visited with ease.

The cambion Mizora drew Wyll into a warlock’s pact in a moment baldurs gate 3 with many lives at stake, and cursed him with the duty of hunting her enemies. Mizora only asks Wyll to sacrifice devilish creatures to her, but a cambion’s ambitions are ever fickle, and Wyll wishes to escape the pact before its price grows cruel.