I have never ever seen Aylin get bodied like that. 🤣Or seen her whiff so many of her attacks. She's normally the one hard carrying and dealing buckets of radiant damage.
kethric: "you could have absconded with the prism..." kay: "i dont know what that means!" kethric: "how brave of you." kay: "no really, i have to look up the word."
Selune must love Shadowheart a lot. She's the one who's been empowering her from the start, even though Shadowheart never completed her coming of age trial, even though she called Selune a Moon Bitch after being brain washed by Sharrans, she still guided her. Shar exiled her, and yet Shadowheart's powers did not disappear, and she often could not hear Shar even while being her devoted follower. Now that Shadowheart has freed her daughter after Selune couldn't find her for centuries - I'm pretty sure Shadowheart is her favorite cleric!
I interpreted it as Selune taking over as soon as Shadowheart rejected Shar. The Sharrans wouldn't have tolerated her being empowered by Selune while they were raising her, and the phrasing of the narration is "...admitting who empowers her NOW..." Shar's power would likely have hidden Shadowheart since she was kidnapped, like it was hiding Aylin from her mother. As for Shadowheart not always hearing Shar... I suspect Shar doesn't take calls, she calls you if she's got a command to give but leaves the divine phone on silent otherwise. :P
@@thomasjoychild4962that’s what I was thinking and I’m sure that had to be a painful thought for SH at first given the amount of training she’d had to hate the moon maiden up to that point.
@@thomasjoychild4962 It's stated in a later cutscene that the sister gods have equal claim to each others things. Thus, what belongs to Shar also technically belongs to Selune, and vice versa. What Shar discards, Selune can pick up. So, pretty sure you're right there. Shar was the one empowering Shadowheart, until the moment Shadowheart chose to save Aylin. Then, Shar removed her power, and Selune immediately stepped in with hers instead.
The nightsong scene is one of my favorite scenes in this game. Dame Aylin is only an npc, but she has such a strong presence. I love her. Ketheric fight is also one of my favorite fights. Cleric is a strong class, but so underrated. It has some wonderful spells that other classes do not get. Act 2 was definitely meant with Shadowheart.
Love this playthrough! Regarding your question about illithid souls in dnd, mind flayers are from a different plane, and whatever might resemble a soul where they come from is incompatible in Faerûn. So someone turning into a mindflayer does destroy their soul. Gods in dnd gain power from their worshippers souls, hence the reason Withers is puzzled the Dead Three are using this plan, and why the other gods are more worried (where they generally don't directly interfere for many reasons)
Damn you got so unlucky with Aylin, she's always chonked every battle: one shotted Ketheric and did like a quarter of Myrkuls's health in another. But between getting knocked prone and spending every round reviving that just wasn't to be here :(
If you actually let Gale detonate his orb during the Ketheric fight you'll get one of the "endings" of the game with the narrator explaining what essentially happens after that. It's not a happy ending per se, nor really an ending at all but I really like how it shows that even Gods can be mistaken when it comes to giving orders sometimes. You should check it out :) (Btw love your playthrough, can't wait to see you play the rest of the game)
Just before second Ketheric fight, before you enter the elevator, there is an Illithid Device which gives your party free long rest. Similar device that was inside the Nautiloid ship. So you can enter The big battle with full rest. I can only imagine how incredibly difficult that fight was without long rest... No wonder you were frustrated about it...
Well shit I most certainly did not find that. I had these potions that give the effect of long rests, but it was a struggle with the spell slots Definitely making a note of that for my next run though!
@@CuriouslyKay Here's extra tip for the next run: When you use that device, then buff all your characters with all possible spells(Like max level upcasted AID, to get max extra hp, etc.), then take it again, and you are already buffed and you STILL get all spell slots back, at the same time with the buffs, because it doesn't remove buffs. Aid is interesting spell. It looks mediocre, giving just 5hp... but when you upcast it in max level, it gives +25hp.... and when it does it to everyone, you have spell that gives extra +100hp to your party before the battle even starts, because it lasts until long rest :)
What i did in the Ketheric fight: Playing Shadowheart as a light Domain cleric, she can easily turn the necromites Made Gale invisible, and had him run through to Nightsong / Dame Aylin to free her. Then had him polymorph the Mindflayer into a harmless sheep 😂 Had Karlach beat up Ketheric with Dame Aylin and my Benedict bard just giving her some inspiration and support spells. Made tge fight way easier ;)
@@CuriouslyKay That happens to everyone if we’re new to a game. Like someone already mentioned, right in front of the elevator when you descend to Ketheric,,there’s a device that lets you heal, and recover all spellslots and abilities I play for the 5th time and still discover so many details I didn’t see before :D
giirl gotta say, youtube recommended one of your videos and since then i've been watching all ur BG3 videos. Soooo good! I think this will be your prefered game of all times, just like me.. I have 800h+ played e.e anyways; keep up the good work, waiting the next video
Thank you! I'm really loving this game so far and can't wait to keep playing You mean scratch like the dog at camp? Because he and the owlbear disappeared and I have no clue where they went
god its funny seeing aylin suck so bad in your fight, in mine she took out ketheric one round after i freed her, and took like half of the myrkul phase hp in one round cause she rolled insanely well non-stop, so it's hilarious seeing her on the opposite side of the spectrum.
mhm, just heard your Arcane reference - that's enough for a like and sub. Kinda liked your refreshing style and comments already, but this is actually a great reference. Seems like a universal truth.
for all your spellcasters I would recommend reordering your actions in that action wheel (it says how to do it behind where your camera is), for example I group all the aoe spells together, all the healing spells together, etc I also deleted gales explosion from the wheel because i made the same mistake hahahaha You seem to have gotten really unlucky with Aylin's AI because she almost solo'd Ketheric in my playthrough 😅
I only just realized I could manually make the action wheel, so it is definitely going to be the first thing to go. It also makes it easier to remember I have a bunch of arrows I could use as a ranger if I can see them
I think that if Shadowheart is not in a romance with you and is a Selunite, in the epilogue she'd be in a polycule with Aylin and Isobel. Those three would be amazing together.
In early access, Isobel was killed somehow by Halsin actually. That adds a whole layer to why he feels so guilty about the shadow curse, so sad they removed it.
We were out leveled, so the fight was long as hell. I really did that right when we were winning :( In game it definitely looks like the most dramatic thing to do mid fight
There really should be some kind of acheivement for doing that whole fight without the long rest device. DAMN what a badass (even if you did it by mistake hahahah) The end of Act 2 really just hits us with epic moment after epic moment. Aylin? The brain?? The avatar of Myrkul??? Also thank you for misclicking the Netherese Orb, I've never had the heart to do it but always been super curious about what happens lmao And now I'm all caugt up on your videos! Can't wait to see the rest of your journey as you take it! Your fun d&d fact for the day: Mindflayers reproduce by injecting tapoles into people. AFAIK there's no original mindflayers without that process. However if you kill an elder brain (the thing that rules over their colonies) and all of the attendants, leaving the pool of tadpoles alone, they will start eating each other until only the strongest one is left. That thing will eventually evolve into a gigantic, powerful, but not very intelligent worm. Google "Neothelid" Stuff of nightmares, right there. Even other mindlfayers hate them!
Thank you lol, I died a lot and was wondering how people managed to get through it in one go That actually answers one of my questions that I had when I met Omelleum, I was confused on if there were any original mindflayers. It makes it very interesting that he refers to mindflayer history as his own history instead of whatever past race he was
That's coz neothelids hunt and eat sources of psionic energy and mental capacity, which adult Illithids and elder brains are usually the tastiest-sensing sources of. :P
So, the orb embedded in Gale's chest? That's Karsus's doing (to an extent). A bit of loredrop: basically Karsus was an archmage of the late Netheril empire, and he attempted to take over Mystryl as a deity of magic. However Mystryl was the one being that was holding the Weave intact; when divinity was wrestled from her, so did she lose control over the Weave. The destruction that magic would have done would be devastating, and to save the Weave, Mystryl sacrificed herself and was later reborn as Mystra. As all magic briefly lost their function with her death, so did the Netheril empire come to its end when its floating cities - held up by magic - came crushing down. That's how I interpret it anyway, I could be wrong. Both the orb and the crown are remnants of that incident, though I think they are original to the game since I don't recall them being mentioned elsewhere. Not sure if you heard it from Gale before, but he believes the orb to contain a piece of Weave torn from the whole back then. More will be revealed later in the game, but just the mention of Karsus itself would suggest the crown to be a powerful artifact.
I think he did explain that, but it has been a while since then, so I appreciate the info! I do wonder how he'll be affected by not being able to sacrifice himself, so I'm hoping this isn't a hyper fixation that will lead to more sadness for him
@@CuriouslyKay Since no persuation check was required for Gale to try for another way, I *think* he still wants to live. Probably. I'm kind of saddened that the game paints Mystra in a somewhat negative light though. Her boundaries are only there to prevent another catastrophe like Karsus's Folly from ever occuring, so she actually had reason to hold Gale back from his ambitions. Without that info she would seem unnecessarily cruel instead.
Loving your playthrough! I'm at the same stage you got to in this session and I'm inspired to focus more on the RP aspect and less on looting/brawling 😅
That lingering frightened debuff is a known bug, I had it happen in my game too, I think you can cure with cleric spell or kill the person and ressurect by wither (100 gold is nothing) then long rest, hope they fix it soon.
I agree, I got the impression that Ketheric primarily loves Isobel as an extension of himself rather than a person in her own right. Aylin seems like she was rolling terribly in that fight, on the upside it looks like she was a good distraction for enemies? :P and being unkillable is a handy trait in a meat shield. The Absolute symbol is the Dead Three's symbols combined, Myrkul's is the triangle thing, Bane's is the black/bloodied handprint, and Bhaal's is the skull surrounded by blood droplets. A lot of followers have necklaces of it. Illithids and souls... I think they probably do have an equivalent thing to a soul, but as Withers says it's not compatible with the gods... energy type? So they can't benefit from the devotion of Illithids. I don't think it's necessarily the altered soul of the host, which I imagine is actually released to go onward rather than destroyed. Could be wrong about that. Selune is, among other stuff, a goddess of good lycanthropes, and there's a particular type of elven werewolf that can change whenever they like. I think that's what Shadowheart's dad is. He was watching her wilderness survival rite from a distance in case she got into trouble, I think. The sharrans removed the context of the memory though, so Shadowheart thought the wolf was about to attack her rather than the sharran priestess behind her.
Thanks for all of the context, it really does help with understanding the story! I also like hearing your thoughts on ketheric, he’s probably my favorite villain so far
@@CuriouslyKay I love him as a villain and that we get to spend a whole act learning about him and his family and trying to fix the damage they've caused. The other two chosen are great but the confrontations with them don't have as much breathing room. Yeah, from other stuff that was said and written, I think his main objection to Aylin wasn't really about the immortality, so much as her being someone important in Isobel's life that wasn't him. If she gets successfully kidnapped by Marcus... you see what Ketheric wants in a daughter. He was probably a better father and person before his wife died, having been a paladin of Selune, but still. J. K. Simmons did a great job with him.
I just found your channel and I’ve watched all your videos of BG3 already 😂 I really love your play through! You’re so underrated; hopefully you’ll get more viewers!
In my home game of D&D we have it that, instead of mind flayers destroying their souls when they change, the gods merely think they have. In reality their souls are bound for the Far Realm, beyond the sight and influence of the gods. This isn't something in D&D lore, but something I came up with that doesn't necessarily conflict with the lore hehehe ^v^
That’s super interesting, I’ve gotta look into the different realms/planes. They seem so cool when like laezel talks about the astral plane but I know nothing about them
Cut the gods some slack. Reason they don't seem to do much is because Ao forbids it. Overstep again and there could be another Time of Troubles (period where all the gods were thrown out of their divine realms and stripped of their powers and forced to walk the earth). Many of them are aware of the difficulties of mortal life because at one point they walked among mortals.
I have never ever seen Aylin get bodied like that. 🤣Or seen her whiff so many of her attacks. She's normally the one hard carrying and dealing buckets of radiant damage.
Apparently Ketheric would not still love you if you were a worm.
Well fought Kay, even though Dame Aylin was getting crap rolls. Trust me, she can deal a lot of damage, she was just having a rough day 🤣
Lmao just an off day for her, at least she did well soaking damage that the others couldn’t
I totally agree. When she has a good day she makes even the apostle of Myrkul fearful because of her great radiant dmg.
kethric: "you could have absconded with the prism..."
kay: "i dont know what that means!"
kethric: "how brave of you."
kay: "no really, i have to look up the word."
Selune must love Shadowheart a lot. She's the one who's been empowering her from the start, even though Shadowheart never completed her coming of age trial, even though she called Selune a Moon Bitch after being brain washed by Sharrans, she still guided her. Shar exiled her, and yet Shadowheart's powers did not disappear, and she often could not hear Shar even while being her devoted follower. Now that Shadowheart has freed her daughter after Selune couldn't find her for centuries - I'm pretty sure Shadowheart is her favorite cleric!
I interpreted it as Selune taking over as soon as Shadowheart rejected Shar. The Sharrans wouldn't have tolerated her being empowered by Selune while they were raising her, and the phrasing of the narration is "...admitting who empowers her NOW..." Shar's power would likely have hidden Shadowheart since she was kidnapped, like it was hiding Aylin from her mother.
As for Shadowheart not always hearing Shar... I suspect Shar doesn't take calls, she calls you if she's got a command to give but leaves the divine phone on silent otherwise. :P
@@thomasjoychild4962that’s what I was thinking and I’m sure that had to be a painful thought for SH at first given the amount of training she’d had to hate the moon maiden up to that point.
@@thomasjoychild4962 It's stated in a later cutscene that the sister gods have equal claim to each others things. Thus, what belongs to Shar also technically belongs to Selune, and vice versa. What Shar discards, Selune can pick up. So, pretty sure you're right there. Shar was the one empowering Shadowheart, until the moment Shadowheart chose to save Aylin. Then, Shar removed her power, and Selune immediately stepped in with hers instead.
It makes me smile that Orin is also the voice of Lady Dimitrescu. Love a good scary murder lady
The nightsong scene is one of my favorite scenes in this game. Dame Aylin is only an npc, but she has such a strong presence. I love her. Ketheric fight is also one of my favorite fights.
Cleric is a strong class, but so underrated. It has some wonderful spells that other classes do not get. Act 2 was definitely meant with Shadowheart.
Oh yeah shadowheart was carrying my fights hardcore that entire act
"Is Jaheira still here, did she die?"
*camera pans to her dead body*
Absolute comedy gold moment.
Should've kept her close. 😂
1:01:11 Why it's absolutely worth doing the Karlach romance as a gnome or halfling.
Love this playthrough! Regarding your question about illithid souls in dnd, mind flayers are from a different plane, and whatever might resemble a soul where they come from is incompatible in Faerûn. So someone turning into a mindflayer does destroy their soul. Gods in dnd gain power from their worshippers souls, hence the reason Withers is puzzled the Dead Three are using this plan, and why the other gods are more worried (where they generally don't directly interfere for many reasons)
Ah that makes a lot of sense, thank you for clarifying!
Damn you got so unlucky with Aylin, she's always chonked every battle: one shotted Ketheric and did like a quarter of Myrkuls's health in another. But between getting knocked prone and spending every round reviving that just wasn't to be here :(
If you actually let Gale detonate his orb during the Ketheric fight you'll get one of the "endings" of the game with the narrator explaining what essentially happens after that. It's not a happy ending per se, nor really an ending at all but I really like how it shows that even Gods can be mistaken when it comes to giving orders sometimes. You should check it out :)
(Btw love your playthrough, can't wait to see you play the rest of the game)
That's actually interesting that it leads to an ending of sorts. I'll definitely check it out!
I just randomly came across this video at 6am and the phrase “Heart of gold, dumb of ass” is the best thing I’ve ever heard
Just before second Ketheric fight, before you enter the elevator, there is an Illithid Device which gives your party free long rest. Similar device that was inside the Nautiloid ship. So you can enter The big battle with full rest. I can only imagine how incredibly difficult that fight was without long rest... No wonder you were frustrated about it...
Well shit I most certainly did not find that. I had these potions that give the effect of long rests, but it was a struggle with the spell slots
Definitely making a note of that for my next run though!
@@CuriouslyKay Here's extra tip for the next run: When you use that device, then buff all your characters with all possible spells(Like max level upcasted AID, to get max extra hp, etc.), then take it again, and you are already buffed and you STILL get all spell slots back, at the same time with the buffs, because it doesn't remove buffs. Aid is interesting spell. It looks mediocre, giving just 5hp... but when you upcast it in max level, it gives +25hp.... and when it does it to everyone, you have spell that gives extra +100hp to your party before the battle even starts, because it lasts until long rest :)
When Dame Aylin says "My mate, most high!"
My lesbian heart 💜💜💜💜
"Speak plainly, isnt there more you can tell me?"
withers: "No" (Chad stone face)
What i did in the Ketheric fight:
Playing Shadowheart as a light Domain cleric, she can easily turn the necromites
Made Gale invisible, and had him run through to Nightsong / Dame Aylin to free her. Then had him polymorph the Mindflayer into a harmless sheep 😂
Had Karlach beat up Ketheric with Dame Aylin and my Benedict bard just giving her some inspiration and support spells. Made tge fight way easier ;)
My dumbass walked in with absolutely no spell slots so gale was just there for funsies
@@CuriouslyKay That happens to everyone if we’re new to a game. Like someone already mentioned, right in front of the elevator when you descend to Ketheric,,there’s a device that lets you heal, and recover all spellslots and abilities
I play for the 5th time and still discover so many details I didn’t see before :D
giirl gotta say, youtube recommended one of your videos and since then i've been watching all ur BG3 videos. Soooo good! I think this will be your prefered game of all times, just like me.. I have 800h+ played e.e anyways; keep up the good work, waiting the next video
Thank you! I'm really loving this game so far and can't wait to keep playing
You mean scratch like the dog at camp? Because he and the owlbear disappeared and I have no clue where they went
@@CuriouslyKay I wonder if that's a glitch because I had no idea that could happen!
Classic end adventure, first mission kill a goblin tribe, last mission kill a god.
god its funny seeing aylin suck so bad in your fight, in mine she took out ketheric one round after i freed her, and took like half of the myrkul phase hp in one round cause she rolled insanely well non-stop, so it's hilarious seeing her on the opposite side of the spectrum.
Yeah she was not doing so well lol, my Ranger ended up doing all of the damage because he would down Aylin and Lae’zel so fast
She's a paladin so she can hit like a bulldozer if she's rolling well to attack, but she's got relatively few hp despite being unkillable, yeah.
mhm, just heard your Arcane reference - that's enough for a like and sub. Kinda liked your refreshing style and comments already, but this is actually a great reference. Seems like a universal truth.
Late but the “ is Jaheira still here” just to pan to her (deceased) got me 😂
for all your spellcasters I would recommend reordering your actions in that action wheel (it says how to do it behind where your camera is), for example I group all the aoe spells together, all the healing spells together, etc
I also deleted gales explosion from the wheel because i made the same mistake hahahaha
You seem to have gotten really unlucky with Aylin's AI because she almost solo'd Ketheric in my playthrough 😅
I only just realized I could manually make the action wheel, so it is definitely going to be the first thing to go. It also makes it easier to remember I have a bunch of arrows I could use as a ranger if I can see them
@@CuriouslyKay ooooh yes, great idea! the game could really do with a more in depth tutorial for things like this
I think that if Shadowheart is not in a romance with you and is a Selunite, in the epilogue she'd be in a polycule with Aylin and Isobel. Those three would be amazing together.
Epic Battle! and Epic Looting of the Dead at the end, with the only thing stopping is the time and Encumbrance
Great video. I like the ending of Act 2 even more than the final ending of Act 3.
In early access, Isobel was killed somehow by Halsin actually. That adds a whole layer to why he feels so guilty about the shadow curse, so sad they removed it.
lol that misclick. That's one way to get rid of them
We were out leveled, so the fight was long as hell. I really did that right when we were winning :(
In game it definitely looks like the most dramatic thing to do mid fight
This is one of my favorite playthroughs
There really should be some kind of acheivement for doing that whole fight without the long rest device. DAMN what a badass (even if you did it by mistake hahahah) The end of Act 2 really just hits us with epic moment after epic moment. Aylin? The brain?? The avatar of Myrkul???
Also thank you for misclicking the Netherese Orb, I've never had the heart to do it but always been super curious about what happens lmao
And now I'm all caugt up on your videos! Can't wait to see the rest of your journey as you take it!
Your fun d&d fact for the day: Mindflayers reproduce by injecting tapoles into people. AFAIK there's no original mindflayers without that process. However if you kill an elder brain (the thing that rules over their colonies) and all of the attendants, leaving the pool of tadpoles alone, they will start eating each other until only the strongest one is left. That thing will eventually evolve into a gigantic, powerful, but not very intelligent worm. Google "Neothelid" Stuff of nightmares, right there. Even other mindlfayers hate them!
Thank you lol, I died a lot and was wondering how people managed to get through it in one go
That actually answers one of my questions that I had when I met Omelleum, I was confused on if there were any original mindflayers. It makes it very interesting that he refers to mindflayer history as his own history instead of whatever past race he was
That's coz neothelids hunt and eat sources of psionic energy and mental capacity, which adult Illithids and elder brains are usually the tastiest-sensing sources of. :P
idk why your battle was like this lol, my Dame Aylin killed Ketheric in two hits when he was at 75% HP.
So, the orb embedded in Gale's chest? That's Karsus's doing (to an extent).
A bit of loredrop: basically Karsus was an archmage of the late Netheril empire, and he attempted to take over Mystryl as a deity of magic. However Mystryl was the one being that was holding the Weave intact; when divinity was wrestled from her, so did she lose control over the Weave. The destruction that magic would have done would be devastating, and to save the Weave, Mystryl sacrificed herself and was later reborn as Mystra. As all magic briefly lost their function with her death, so did the Netheril empire come to its end when its floating cities - held up by magic - came crushing down. That's how I interpret it anyway, I could be wrong.
Both the orb and the crown are remnants of that incident, though I think they are original to the game since I don't recall them being mentioned elsewhere. Not sure if you heard it from Gale before, but he believes the orb to contain a piece of Weave torn from the whole back then. More will be revealed later in the game, but just the mention of Karsus itself would suggest the crown to be a powerful artifact.
I think he did explain that, but it has been a while since then, so I appreciate the info!
I do wonder how he'll be affected by not being able to sacrifice himself, so I'm hoping this isn't a hyper fixation that will lead to more sadness for him
@@CuriouslyKay Since no persuation check was required for Gale to try for another way, I *think* he still wants to live. Probably.
I'm kind of saddened that the game paints Mystra in a somewhat negative light though. Her boundaries are only there to prevent another catastrophe like Karsus's Folly from ever occuring, so she actually had reason to hold Gale back from his ambitions. Without that info she would seem unnecessarily cruel instead.
Loving your playthrough! I'm at the same stage you got to in this session and I'm inspired to focus more on the RP aspect and less on looting/brawling 😅
Love this, Kay!!! Great video! Really enjoyed it 😊
That lingering frightened debuff is a known bug, I had it happen in my game too, I think you can cure with cleric spell or kill the person and ressurect by wither (100 gold is nothing) then long rest, hope they fix it soon.
I nearly had shadowheart just kill us and bring us back, but it wore off after a few minutes thankfully
42:23 you wanted "worthy opponent"? now face God of death in battle, you can't kill him, he is immortal, you can only send him back to his plane
I agree, I got the impression that Ketheric primarily loves Isobel as an extension of himself rather than a person in her own right.
Aylin seems like she was rolling terribly in that fight, on the upside it looks like she was a good distraction for enemies? :P and being unkillable is a handy trait in a meat shield.
The Absolute symbol is the Dead Three's symbols combined, Myrkul's is the triangle thing, Bane's is the black/bloodied handprint, and Bhaal's is the skull surrounded by blood droplets. A lot of followers have necklaces of it.
Illithids and souls... I think they probably do have an equivalent thing to a soul, but as Withers says it's not compatible with the gods... energy type? So they can't benefit from the devotion of Illithids. I don't think it's necessarily the altered soul of the host, which I imagine is actually released to go onward rather than destroyed. Could be wrong about that.
Selune is, among other stuff, a goddess of good lycanthropes, and there's a particular type of elven werewolf that can change whenever they like. I think that's what Shadowheart's dad is. He was watching her wilderness survival rite from a distance in case she got into trouble, I think. The sharrans removed the context of the memory though, so Shadowheart thought the wolf was about to attack her rather than the sharran priestess behind her.
Thanks for all of the context, it really does help with understanding the story! I also like hearing your thoughts on ketheric, he’s probably my favorite villain so far
@@CuriouslyKay I love him as a villain and that we get to spend a whole act learning about him and his family and trying to fix the damage they've caused. The other two chosen are great but the confrontations with them don't have as much breathing room. Yeah, from other stuff that was said and written, I think his main objection to Aylin wasn't really about the immortality, so much as her being someone important in Isobel's life that wasn't him. If she gets successfully kidnapped by Marcus... you see what Ketheric wants in a daughter. He was probably a better father and person before his wife died, having been a paladin of Selune, but still. J. K. Simmons did a great job with him.
With the note Ketheric kept on him that is a love note from a younger Isobel, i think he cared once but lost himself in grief.
It's fun to disarm the Avatar of Murkal. ;)
I just found your channel and I’ve watched all your videos of BG3 already 😂 I really love your play through! You’re so underrated; hopefully you’ll get more viewers!
thank you so much, glad you like them!
Dam u didnt let gale go boom .
In my home game of D&D we have it that, instead of mind flayers destroying their souls when they change, the gods merely think they have. In reality their souls are bound for the Far Realm, beyond the sight and influence of the gods. This isn't something in D&D lore, but something I came up with that doesn't necessarily conflict with the lore hehehe ^v^
That’s super interesting, I’ve gotta look into the different realms/planes. They seem so cool when like laezel talks about the astral plane but I know nothing about them
@@CuriouslyKay Ty so much ^^. I recommend MrRhexx's videos he does good lore videos and I find his voice soothing :3
Cut the gods some slack. Reason they don't seem to do much is because Ao forbids it. Overstep again and there could be another Time of Troubles (period where all the gods were thrown out of their divine realms and stripped of their powers and forced to walk the earth). Many of them are aware of the difficulties of mortal life because at one point they walked among mortals.
What's that armor you have on Shadowheart? Looks badass!
I think it’s splint armor that I dyed black and blue
I am on PS5 too, I felt that misclick. But quick save is your friend.
You can dismiss this action from the menus. There is really no need to have it set there at all.
100%. Someone mentioned I can customize what actions are on there so it was the first thing to go once I figured that out
Thank you@@ynnuswatchingyou, I need to dive deeper into the all the options.
My aylin was quite more useful... o nmy second try, i healed her before releasing her (she started with less than 25% of her HP)
that might've been something I didn't realize, however shadowheart didn't have any way to heal her anyways so I'll take note of that for my next run!
@@CuriouslyKay well, i learned after a pathetic first try... 😅