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Will Valentine’s Oath Save Him… or Break Him? THE DARK URGE BLIND PLAYTHROUGH - Part 3

My FIRST TIME Playing the DARK URGE in Baldur’s Gate 3! 🔥 Things are about to get dark, bloody, and unhinged 😈! In this first-time Dark Urge playthrough, I have NO control over my actions, and the results are absolutely chaotic. Will I embrace the darkness or fight against it? 🤯 #BaldursGate3 #DarkUrge #FirstTimePlaying #BG3 #Gaming

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Audra Foxgrove

I totally agree with your theory that Withers is Jergal, and that was the same thought process I had to come to the conclusion myself. The reason mage hand didn’t work is because you were trying to place the mage hand in the same place as the door. It is an actual creature, or object. You have to place it on the ground in front of or next to the door, and then you have to control the mage hand and as it you then open the door. I’m loving your thoughts and ideas for your character so far! Having fun hearing your thought process as you role play him. The scene with Gale at the fire is always available if Gale is at your camp for your first long rest, and is not a Durge scene. Can’t remember off the top of my head why you didn’t have it in your other run, but it could be either you rested before meeting him, or happened not to talk to him that night. The scene with Shadowheart always happens if you talk to someone else first and then talk to her. She will say something bad about whichever companion it is. Astarion’s “I’m brooding” and refusal to talk always happens unless he is one of the first 2 you speak to. Loved your “Come a Little Closer” cover in the middle of the skelly battle, lol.

Kenneth Tronier Tideman

As someone who knows little to nothing about Dungeons and Dragons i have to say that Withers is two things, in-game and lore wise he is likely Jergal indeed the original god of death, but he also has an ''off-game'' being and that is, that he is the game master of the roleplay adventure we are doing, he seems to be all all knowing of what happens and will happen or may happen, and also knows all that has happened, plus he can actually revive companions who are character killed something usually only a game master of DND can do if the other players make a ritual or pays a price to get their ally/companion revived after a full death.

Kathy VanNocker

The hunger games book is very cool. Book nerd here also. I just got your patreon because I was with you on you tube through most of your journey in bg3 on there. And had to watch your dark urge. 😊 Plus I enjoy your reactions 😁 so funny,cute all that stuffy. Lol