The Secret Role of Withers Explained in Baldur's Gate III

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  @shadowdroid776 · 2 years ago

  Withers is actually just a very tired DM babysitting the party, trying desperately to keep them on track and not dying from their hubris.

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• ME

  @Metro431 · 2 years ago

  <b>Durge kills Alfira</b><br>Durge: can you please resurrect her?<br>Withers: Sorry it’s a cannon event.

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• TI

  @Tiltigo · 2 years ago

  I love how Jergal is basically like &quot;I gave you three numbskulls my job so I could retire in peace, but you&apos;re so horribly inept at it&quot; when talking to the dead three.

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  @ToiletWolf12 · 2 years ago

  I love how Withers saving the durge is just him going &quot;damn bruh that was badass. you got more gods to kill still, so <b>get up</b> .&quot;

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  @notveryartificial4486 · 2 years ago

  For some reason, the most amusing thing about him is how he quite literally refuses to elaborate. Compared to how normal people deny some request - by wiggling, making excuses, apologizing he&apos;s just like - &quot;No.&quot; and that&apos;s it. Funny to me for some reason

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• MA

  @majinwarwulf · 2 years ago

  Me, who has zero DnD knowledge: &quot;yep, that sounds exactly right&quot;

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• DU

  @dunngyllite7883 · 2 years ago

  The interactions between Arabella and, well, &quot;Bone Man&quot; are one of the most wholesome experience of the game.

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• TY

  @tylercharboneau7216 · 9 months ago

  If you focus on his divine energy as a cleric of Kelemvor you can ask him if he is a chosen of Kelemvor and he responds &quot;No, but Kelemvor has chosen well to bless one such as yourself.&quot;

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• AL

  @albertosusy1649 · 2 years ago

  &quot;You do not stoke fear by reaping your own fields, but by burning your foes.&quot; Is such a badass line.

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• TI

  @Tink00 · 2 years ago

  I love the idea of Jergal trying to pawn off his job on Arabella 😂

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• MI

  @Mithril-t9j · 2 years ago

  I believe the question about a skeleton not being able to talk is a shout out to the original Divine Divinity, in one of the first dungeons there are two skeletons chatting who suddenly realise they shouldn&apos;t be able to talk, have an existential crisis and collapse in a pile of bones, it&apos;s one of the funniest moments I&apos;ve seen in a CRPG.

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  @John-Blood · 2 years ago

  I always presumed he was Jergal and the reason he was helping the party was because AO commanded him to clean up his mess he made with the dead 3.

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