Baldur's Gate 3: Who is Dark Urge's mother?
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- Baldur's Gate 3, who is Dark Urge's mother? Fel tells the past..."I hope we stay together, always". BG3 modded playthrough 2024.
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Idk who this goblin zombie demon this is, but he makes me laugh in any scene I see him in anyone’s vids. This encourages me to play as a Durge in my next playthrough
Would be severe spoilers to say who he is, but I assure you he is nobody to be laughed at! You'll be seeing him a lot as you play durge though, and he's a great character.
Hope you enjoy the durge playthrough though, because the entire story is different despite following the same general path and main events. There will be many similarities, but you'll see everything add up as you go and it'll feel completely different!
Okay but according to forgotten realms lore this means Durge is a fucking Titan, a quasi-deity.
considering gods can't "legally" intervene too mutch, it's almost certain that durge was made from divine flesh, yet his actual power is the same as any other beeing, just with greater potential than others (i would gwess that if it were otherwise we would be seeing waaaay more god like beeings shifting the world all around for their parents)
“Fetch the bucket of Bhaal” he’s so funny
i wish we couldve saved him as redemption durge T_T
He loves you dearly but he is also explicitly and irrevocably evil. It would be against his nature to be redeemed, and intellectually, emotionally, and quite possibly physically, painful, if not outright lethal. His death before your redemption was a mercy
Isn't he basically just an extension of Bhaal too though?
@@snowpoler he is, yeah. He's Bhaal's "Mini-me"
@@snowpolerSo he’s basically our dad? Bhaal is so sweet isn’t he.
@@deptusmechanikus7362 Not really. The buttler always mentions Bhaal as a separate entity and if you find his hat, the item description seams to imply that he had a life of his own before coming into bhaal's service.
Durge literally has no mother. Bhaal crafted them from his own being.
Straight out of his bhaal-sack
Oc do not steal
I havent accepted Baahl in any Durge run yet (as ive only done 1) , so its kind of sad to know that my Durge wont know some of these things (it kills him to not know) .
i also imagined (while i didnt know why at the time) that (my) Durge would have suffered seizures of some kind (be it the scary and 'dramatic' looking ones, or something more that causes spams, and reparative jerks in a limb). After learning about Orins victory right before the events of the game, and now confirmed that your brain is damaged as fuck. I imagine my durge to have suffered them post-game at least
If u cast the Level 6th healing spell in Baldurs Gate you can recall some memories (It will be a different memory if you’ve faced Orin already) you may not be able to find out specifics but there are certain points in the story when Durge can briefly recall their memory; The Noblestalk being the other method that you can find early in act 1/Underdark
So his brain would be repaired with that?@@korgclips868
If you’re rejecting Baahl you don’t really need to know your past though so it’s fine
@@Xxsorafan it's a roleplay game, I'm roleplaying
That explains a lot. How Durge came to be when Bhall has been impotent for so long. Why Durge is so special. How they truly *are* the Dark Urge, which is why the Slayer form is really their “true” form, should they embrace murder. Interesting… I’d been wondering about this!
I love how the armor breast plate looks like the Incredible's costume symbol. 😂😂😂
So durge is like the evil version of Wonder Woman?
Yep, it’s exactly like WW.
I have never seen this dialogue before, thank you for the video.
Although I must admit the title is a bit misleading. There wasn't even a mention of a mother. But still, there is the clear explanation of how Durge came to be, sculpted of Bhaal's flesh.
The dialogue option that leads to learning that is "if Bhaal is my father, who is my mother?"
Yeah Durge had an adoptive family that they killed as a child but we don’t learn much of them.
@@waimarieheap5608 more space for headcanon
I love watching your videos!! I can't do evil playthroughs so I love seeing what your Tav has been up to lol
Seconded
Same!
Bruh resist durge must be such a slap in the face for bhaal
Yes! Now I wanna do a resist durge run where the mc is AWARE and doing good out of spite
His voice actor must have had a blast xD
Given The Dark Urge is sculpted from Bhaal's flesh, would that imply any children born from them are as such, Bhaalspawn? That would be a pretty solid way to bring Bhaalspawn back into the fold should there ever be a Baldur's Gate 4.
I think the really bad ending implies that
@@draconicfeline6177 I looked into it and you're absolutely correct. Pretty neat ending. I mean, really unfortunate, but neat
"Damaged forever" isn't a thing in D&D. Not with spells which can *recreate a completely destroyed body* and the like.
Those spells are beyond the scope of BG's story, however.
Even HEAL and the noblestalk already restore small parts of DUrges brain
Heh, Level 12 cap is there for a reason 🙂
@@stevebuckley7788 Only for this adventure.
@@aRandomFox00 Except for that true resurrection scroll.
I wonder if this means Withers alters a resisted Durge's body, since the Urge is gone and he says Bhaal only killed that part of them. Or maybe it doesn't matter if Bhaal doesn't have that hold anymore? I saw some mention of bhaalspawn babies from an evil Durge so now I'm just wondering if Jahiera was right to be worried at the party for my good Durge lol
"Mmmrph hrrmm!" 😂😂😂😂
Considering the nuances of those family trees my guess would be their sister
Maybe cousin
Durge might have no mother, but Seeleritas is Mom™️
Oh good!, you can shut him up!
Where can i find the room you are in right now? i have never been able to find it.
It's a Camp in Lower City, can get it at Elfsong Tavern (by talking to...)
Up the stairs in the Elfsong Tavern you notice 2 double doors that your Tav will comment on saying something like "you can rent rooms". Physically that is where the "camp is".
Talk to Allyn the tavern/barkeep in front of the kitchens, you can buy it but just pass a persuasion check to get the room for free. It will however become the permanent camp for the Lower City once you speak with him, so make sure you're done exploring and looting the default camp first.
@@spctvl03 Thank you so much !
@@Spirittism yup, you can't get some of the romance dialogues if you don't rest at least two or three times in the Docks camp, (if you came through the other 2 acts with fewer rests...)
@@zoefarr2600could you please tell me what those scenes are? I've never encountered this problem and don't want to in the future 😅
dose anyone know what this song's name is?
It is magnificent
Where can i get the armour?
ruclips.net/video/Gq7-T2ujsTQ/видео.htmlfeature=shared
what....what is that house anyway?
The rented room above The Elfsong Tavern.
It becomes your camp in Act 3 once you pay a trivial sum for it.
@@stevebuckley7788 .....thanks. i have about 500 hours in the game and didnt know that.