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'''Orpheus''', is a [[Githyanki]] | '''Orpheus''', is a [[Githyanki]] that appears in [[Baldur's Gate 3]]. He acts as the supposed true ruler of the [[Githyanki]]. However, he has been captured and is imprisoned in the [[Astral Plane]]. Being a Githyanki, he seeks to destroy the [[Mind Flayer]]s and remove [[Vlaakith]] from power. | ||
{{Q|"Quickly now - even here, we do not have infinite time.|Orpheus after being freed from his prison.}} | {{Q|"Quickly now - even here, we do not have infinite time.|Orpheus after being freed from his prison.}} | ||
Revision as of 13:46, 29 August 2023
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| Level 12 | |||||||
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Githyanki | ||||||
 Type
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Humanoid | ||||||
 HP
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130 | ||||||
 AC
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19 | ||||||
 Size
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Medium | ||||||
 Weight
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75 kg / 165 lbs | ||||||
 Initiative
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4 | ||||||
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| Location | Astral Prism | ||||||
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Orpheus, is a Githyanki that appears in Baldur's Gate 3. He acts as the supposed true ruler of the Githyanki. However, he has been captured and is imprisoned in the Astral Plane. Being a Githyanki, he seeks to destroy the Mind Flayers and remove Vlaakith from power.
"Quickly now - even here, we do not have infinite time.— Orpheus after being freed from his prison.