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Ilyn Toth's Lair in is a secret cellar that you can encounter in the Blighted Village's apothecary. However, you cannot access this secret cellar without completing a few tasks. Ilyn Toth is not a living character, and he is only referred to via his journal, which isn't found that easily.
The best ending is incredibly rare. There are something like 17,000 possible endings to in the wide variety of quests, dialogues, and epilogues that can play out in its final chapters. Some are good, some are bad, and some are neutral, but they all come with at least a little bit of sacrifice. Whether it's choosing one lover over the other or one side of the central conflict, players are always missing out on something; there's no way to see absolutely everything on a first playthrough.
One important area you must enter in Act 3 of is Bhaal's Temple, where Orin the Red holds an important Netherstone. However, it is far from easy to reach this location as you fight through hordes of cultists that reside in the bowels of the Lower City. You also need a special item to open the path forward into the lair of the god of murder.
In light of a recent social media backlash following the latest patch release for Baldur's Gate 3, a representative of Larian Studios has taken to X (formerly Twitter) to address the game's modding community directly. The tweet also gives fans a glimpse of something big coming to Baldur's Gate 3 later this year.
Patch 6 brought plenty of appreciable improvements to , but it seems like this particular update may not be going over as smoothly as many of its predecessors. It's not uncommon for game fixes to introduce problems of their own, as even careful meddling with complex code often runs into unintended consequences. For the most part, however, has avoided making things worse with major patches, and an early hotfix that caused crashes for some players made the studio revise its approach to pushing fixes in general in favor of extreme caution.
While exploring the Shadow-Cursed Lands in, players may encounter the Shadow Cursed Shambling Mound: a horrific beast made of cursed vines. Fighting this particular boss is optional, but it’s far too easy for players to walk into the wrong area and trigger an ambush. The Shadow Cursed Shambling Mound often seizes the initiative, placing players on the back foot.
The companions of have managed to impress players and critics alike with their intriguing backstories and nuanced personalities. However, as time goes on, the differences in companion content are becoming more apparent, with some key companions getting left behind as the game progresses. One important character, in particular, ends up with very little to do in the late game of in stark contrast to the earlier stages of the game.
This article has some spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3