Bg3 Spill The Blood Of Selune (2024)

FAQs

Do I let Astarion drink my blood? ›

When you let Astarion drink your blood, you'll wake up with the Bloodless debuff. Until you long rest again, you'll have a -1 on all checks. The only way to avoid the debuff is to let him kill the character. You can always use a Scroll of Revivify the next morning or pay 200 to have Withers bring you back to life.

The short answer is yes, players should definitely bring Shadowheart to the Gauntlet of Shar. Not only is this location part of her companion quest, but she'll also give players some much-needed insight when it comes to conquering the temple's various trials.

Players should only really allow Nightsong to be killed in Baldur's Gate 3 if they are inclined towards an evil run or if they really want to see an evil version of Shadowheart after she becomes a Dark Justiciar. Shadowheart also gets a powerful weapon and strong armor piece from Shar upon becoming a Dark Justiciar.

If you're a big Halsin fan, you're going to need some serious patience. Halsin will only join your party for real once you finish a major quest for him in act 2 — apparently, rescuing his entire grove and solving a refugee crisis isn't good enough for the First Druid.

During the scene, you can choose to let Astarion bite you or not. The choice here does not impact the romance at all, but letting him bite you will raise his approval of you.

Should you Let Astarion Bite You? Letting Astarion bite you is an easy way to get approval with him. The simple answer is yes, as the only downside is gaining the Bloodless debuff, while Astarion gains the Happy buff and his approval rating of you increases.

You can spend the game never talking to Shadowheart and bring her along to the nightsong and as long as you just shut up during the conversation and let her choose, she will always choose to spare her.

Killing Shadowheart's parents will send them to eternal torment in the dark afterlife with Shar, forever separated from their goddess of worship. Additionally, Shadowheart's memory will be wiped again as she gains more power.

If you do not bring Shadowheart along for this part of the quest, you cannot kill the Nightsong. Furthermore, Shadowheart will likely leave your party since you cost her the chance to become a Dark Justiciar without letting her have a say in the matter.

You can convince her to leave a little room for you, which will get you a minimised relationship, but you can't fully romance Shadowheart unless you save the Nightsong. Doing this will cause her to become a Cleric of Selune, freeing her heart to find true love with your character.

Can Shadowheart follow Selune? ›

Whether Shadowheart is good or evil, whether she chooses to follow Selune or Shar in the end, will be determined by the player, their interactions with Shadowheart, and the choices made across the game.

If you kill the Nightsong — or, rather, push Shadowheart to kill the Nightsong — the Cleric ascends and becomes the Dark Justiciar (which does earn her some powerful loot).

Halsin is noted to be much larger than normal for a wood elf, and speculates that he may have some orc in his family tree.

If Art Cullagh dies due to Isobel being killed or kidnapped during Resolve the Abduction, it's possible to speak to him with Speak with Dead to find out more about Thaniel. This can be used to proceed with Lift the Shadow Curse.

Yes, you should let Volo take your eye in Baldur's Gate 3.

Still, successfully sitting through the Volo eye interaction rewards you with Volo's Ersatz Eye, which grants a permanent upgrade that will enable you to see Invisibility within 30 feet.

If you allow Astarion to complete the ritual, he'll become much more abrasive, though he gains an improved bite and extra necrotic damage on his spells. Power corrupts absolutely, and it's no different for Astarion, who failed to break the cycle of torment established by a vampire ages ago.

If Astarion ascends, he loses all that character development and goes back to how he was when players first met him after the Nautiloid crash, but with the added evilness, hunger for power, and controlling demeanor. If the player chooses to prevent him from ascending, he later thanks them for saving him from himself.

Upon another long rest, the ascended Astarion will give the player-controlled character the opportunity to turn into a vampire spawn by drinking a drop of his blood. While this will grant them access to the basic Vampiric Bite ability, they'll be much weaker than Astarion.

Equal parts flirty and sarcastic, the best way to gain Astarion's approval is to support him when he is revealed to the party as a vampire, allowing him to drink your blood and the blood of your slain enemies.