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| name = Withers
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| image = Withers-face.png
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| voice = Stephen Boxer
|DEX=10
| faction = [[Jergal|Church of Jergal]]
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| role = [[Camp follower]]
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|size=Medium
|weight=50kg / 100lbs
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|location = [[Dank Crypt]]<br>[[Campsite]]
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{{SpoilerWarning}}
'''Withers''' is a mysterious [[Undead|undead]] entity that joins the player on their adventures as a [[Camp Follower|camp follower]]. He calls himself ''"a scribe, a seneschal - a keeper of records"'', and offers resurrection services to the party, allows characters to change or reset their class and provides the services of [[Hireling|hirelings]].


{{Q|What is the worth of a single mortal's life?|Withers}}
| modules =
{{Infobox statistics
| child = yes
| size = Medium
| type = Undead
| armour_class = 10
| hit_points = 1


| movement_speed_meters = 9
| movement_speed_feet = 30
| weight_kg = 50
| weight_lb = 100
| hiddenlevel = 1
| str = 10
| dex = 10
| con = 10
| int = 10
| wis = 18
| cha = 10
| wis_save_proficiency = Proficient
| feature1_name = Immune To Control Undead
| feature1_description = Cannot be magically controlled by others.
| feature2_name = Opportunity Attack
| feature2_description = Automatically attack an enemy moving out of your reach.
}}
}}
'''Withers''' is a mysterious [[undead]] entity that joins the player on their adventures as a [[camp follower]]. He calls himself ''"a scribe, a seneschal - a keeper of records"'', and offers resurrection services to the party, allows characters to change or reset their class and provides the services of [[hireling]]s.
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==Overview==
==Overview==
===Background===
===Background===
Withers is a camp companion who offers his various services to the party. Secretive, but wise and ever helpful, he can be found in the [[Dank Crypt]] in Act 1 and remains with the party throughout the game.
Withers is a camp companion who offers his various services to the party. Secretive, but wise and ever helpful, he can be found in the [[Dank Crypt]] in [[Act 1]] and remains with the party throughout the game.


===Gameplay===
===Gameplay===
*Withers is an [[Undead]] creature whose level scales with that of the party
*Withers is an [[Undead]] creature whose level scales with that of the party.
*He can be encountered in [[Act 1]] and remains with the party throughout the game
*He can be encountered in Act 1 and remains with the party throughout the game.
*He cannot be damaged nor killed
*He cannot be damaged nor killed.
*He is the only means of changing class in the game
*He is the only means of changing class in the game.


===Quests===
===Quests===
* [[Explore the Ruins]]
* [[Explore the Ruins]]
==Description==
===Appearance===
Withers has pale-brown, desiccated skin splotched with red spots. Strikingly, he lacks a nose but retains his other facial features. His outfit is tattered by the passage of time, and he wears bandages around his arms and chest. Despite his looks, his face, arms and parts of his collarbone are adorned with elaborate gilded strips of metal, giving him a regal look.
===Personality===
Though he may seem cryptic at times, Withers seems genuinely invested in the party's success against the [[Absolute]] and not only offers his services to aid them, but also provides information and guidance, in his own mysterious way. He is very matter-of-fact when spoken to, especially when it comes to gods and divinity, but he's never rude. He respects those with the courage to stand up to fate and take destiny into their hands, such as [[The Dark Urge]] when rejecting [[Bhaal]] for good.
At times, he also shows a kindness rarely seen as is the case with [[Arabella]] should she join the party as a camp follower. Withers soothes her after she finds her parents are dead, and will gently guide her in her journey of understanding of the Weave. He also organised the gathering after the events of the game simply for the enjoyment of the companions, and rescued [[Milil]] from the Fugue Plane he was trapped in, even if it only was to provide music and entertainment. Furthermore, he seems to enjoy more mundane activities as evidenced by his multiple luncheons with [[Tara]] and [[Gale|Gale's]] mother.
In the epilogue, Withers can be seen speaking to the mural of the [[Dead Three]] not only with a familiar tone, but also with great disdain, dismissing them as fools and vermin. Whatever his relation to them, he has no apparent respect for them, and chides them.


==Services==
==Services==
* Withers will resurrect dead [[Companions|companions]] for a 200 [[Gold|gold]] fee per resurrection
* Withers will resurrect dead [[Companions|companions]] for a 200 [[Gold|gold]] fee per resurrection.
* He offers the service of [[Hireling|hirelings]], recruitable characters that can be added to aid your party who, unlike regular companions, do not have related quests or interactions
* He offers the service of [[Hireling|hirelings]], recruitable characters that can be added to aid your party who, unlike regular companions, do not have related quests or interactions.
* He is able to resurrect hirelings for 100 gold per resurrection
* He is able to resurrect hirelings for 100 gold per resurrection.
* Withers can also change the class of a character for 100 gold, setting them back to level 1 and allowing them to change their class, subclasses, spells, ability scores, etc.
* Withers can also change the class of a character for 100 gold, setting them back to level 1 and allowing them to change their class, subclass, spells, ability scores, etc.
**Characters cannot change their race, appearance, origin, or background
**Characters cannot change their race, appearance, origin, or background.
**[[Paladin|Paladins]] who have broken their oaths cannot access this class change, they must retake their vows first through the [[Oathbreaker Knight]]
**[[Paladin|Paladins]] who have broken their oaths cannot access this class change; they must retake their vows first through the [[Oathbreaker Knight]].
*Though not directly through him, his [[Magic Mirror]] can be used to change the appearance of non-origin characters
*Though not directly through him, his [[Magic Mirror]] can be used to change the appearance of non-origin characters.
 
==History==
Little is known about Withers' history prior to the game.
 
Whoever he was, he was important enough to be laid to rest in a richly adorned sarcophagus, alongside attendants to take care of the temple that serves as his resting place. Paladins and clerics feel a divine energy coming from him, and whoever he was in life, he seems to have a deep understanding of gods and their nature.


==Interactions==
== Involvement ==
===Act One===
===Act One===
Withers is first encountered in the [[Dank Crypt]] - an ancient temple of Jergal. He is resting inside a sarcophagus within the hidden room. Open the '''Richly Adorned Sarcophagus''' to free him. He will ask a question and then leave.
Withers is first encountered in the [[Dank Crypt]] - an ancient temple of Jergal. He can be found resting inside a sarcophagus within the hidden room. Once freed, he will ask the party a cryptic question and then leave.


Later, Withers will appear at the [[Campsite]] and join as a [[Camp Follower]]. If the player reaches the courtyard of the goblin camp, or progresses far enough without completing [[Explore the Ruins]] and meeting him in the Crypt, this will still happen. If the player then visits the Crypt, they'll still be able to complete the aforementioned quest, but the sarcophagus will be empty.
Later, Withers will appear at the [[Campsite|campsite]] and join as a [[Camp Follower|camp follower]]. If the player reaches the courtyard of the goblin camp, or progresses far enough without completing [[Explore the Ruins]] and meeting him in the crypt, this will still happen. If the player then visits the crypt, they'll still be able to complete the aforementioned quest, but the sarcophagus will be empty.


===Act Two===
===Act Two===
When talking to Withers in [[Moonrise Towers]], the Party can note that he seems to know a lot about the [[Dead Three]].
Withers can be found in [[Moonrise Towers]] after defeating [[Ketheric Thorm]], where he will ask the party whether they think [[Illithid|illithids]] possess souls or not. Regardless of the answer, Withers will affirm that they do not, and he ponders why the [[Dead Three]] would amass an army of soulless beings when souls are what gods need to imbue them with power.


===Act Three===
===Act Three===
A journal found in the [[Grand Mausoleum]] in Baldur's Gate records a meeting between a priest and who they identify as Jergal, the God of Death that preceded the [[Dead Three]]. The journal relates that the priest ''"came face to face with him: Masked in gold, his skin fine and worn as parchment. Jergal, the death-keeper, the End of Everything. I asked what he needed of me. He asked a simple question: 'What is the worth of a single mortal's life?'"''.  This is the same question asked of the player by Withers when roused from his sarcophagus in Act One.
If the player is playing as [[The Dark Urge]] and refuses to become the Chosen of [[Bhaal]] after killing [[Orin]], Bhaal will seemingly kill the player character. However, in the final moment, Withers will appear and tell the player that while Bhaal could destroy his own spawn, he could not destroy the new self that the character had become by resisting the Dark Urge. He pronounces the player character redeemed and free of Bhaal's influence and brings them back to life.
 
Withers can be found among the allies and companions gathered in [[High Hall]] for the final battle against the [[Netherbrain]]. He will offer his services as always, as well as offer some words of encouragement for the fight ahead.
 
===Epilogue===
Six months after the events of the game, Withers extends an invitation to all companions, gathering them all at the campsite that served as home for many days for a celebratory party. For this, he has prepared food and beverage, a fact many companions remark upon with surprise, as well as summon [[Milil]], a former god trapped in the Fugue Plane, to provide music and entertainment. After mingling with the guests, he can be spoken to and he will offer a toast to the heroes of Baldur's Gate, telling them that there may yet be a time where they are called to action once more.


{{SpoilerDurge|If the player is playing as [[The Dark Urge]] and refuses to become the Chosen of [[Bhaal]] after killing [[Orin]], Bhaal will seemingly kill the player character. However, in the final moment, Withers will appear and tell the player that while Bhaal could destroy his own spawn, he could not destroy the new self that the character had become by resisting the Dark Urge. He pronounces the player character redeemed and free of Bhaal's influence.|nograd=1}}
[[Tara]], Gale's tressym, that reveals that Withers has regularly joined her and Mrs. Dekarios for luncheons on numerous occasions in the past six months.


In the after credits scene, Withers is seen talking to a mural of the Dead Three disappointed in their actions and telling them that he overestimated them.
In the after credits scene, Withers is seen talking to a mural of the Dead Three disappointed in their actions and telling them that he overestimated them.
==Identity==
Though the game never explicitly states it, it heavily implies Withers is actually [[Jergal]], the erstwhile ''"Lord of the End of Everything"'', a powerful god who willingly gave up part of his divine portfolio to three evil adventurers who would then become the [[Dead Three]]. Jergal would henceforth carry out his duty as a bookkeeper of the dead. For more information see [[Jergal]].


==Combat==
==Combat==
===Loot===
Withers cannot be damaged and is functionally invincible{{Bug}}, and will never engage in battle if provoked.
 
==Loot==
Withers cannot be killed and looted.
Withers cannot be killed and looted.


==History==
== Achievements ==
{{Achievement|Outsourcing}}


==Personality==
== Quotes ==
{{Q|What is the worth of a single mortal's life?|Withers}}
==Gallery==
<gallery heights="200px" mode="packed">
Withers.webp|Appearance during Early Access.
Jane-katsubo-jergal-char.jpg|Official concept art by Jane Katsubo.
Withers Jergal Concept.png|Concept art from the Digital Artbook.
Party withers.png|Withers as featured in [https://baldursgate3.game/news/community-update-24-looking-to-the-future_88 Community update #24].
Withers Model.png|Withers' in-game model.
</gallery>


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* Voiced by Stephen Boxer
* Withers puts the gold he receives for his services into a pickpocketable inventory, so it's possible to steal back any money paid. Withers will not react to failed pickpocketing, allowing unlimited attempts.
* Withers puts the gold he receives for his services into a pickpocketable inventory, so players may steal back any money paid. Withers will not react to failed pickpocketing, allowing unlimited attempts.
* In Early Access he was initially called The Hooded Skeleton even though he had no visible hood. He was later renamed to Talkative Skeleton, and finally Withers.  
* Withers cannot be damaged and is functionally invincible
* If you speak with a hireling, it is revealed Withers is in fact controlling them remotely. In a sense, this makes Withers indirectly a companion as well.
* In Early Access he was initially called The Hooded Skeleton even though he had no visible hood. He was later renamed to Talkative Skeleton and then, finally, Withers.  
* There is never a point where Withers actually tells you his name is Withers, this information is revealed purely via the subtitles. It is unclear how the party members themselves learn this.
* If you speak with a hireling, it is revealed Withers is in fact remotely controlling them. In a sense, that makes Withers indirectly a companion as well.
* It is heavily implied that Withers is either an avatar of [[Jergal]] or Jergal himself.
** He is found in the Temple of Jergal and scribes bear Jergal's insignia.
** In Withers' official concept art (see gallery below) he is referred to as Jergal
** In the after credits scene Withers is talking about how disappointed he is in the Dead Three and how he overestimated them.
** The question Withers asks the player when released from his sarcophagus, "What is the worth of a single mortal's life?", is the same question recorded as asked of a priest by Jergal in a journal in the Ancient Mousoleum in the Baldur's Gate graveyard.
** As a Paladin or Cleric you can feel divine energy from Withers. ''"He has a divine aspect, yes. A reflection of death itself. Eternal and inescapable."'' If you ask him if he's a god's Chosen he will refuse to answer questions in that regard.
** When a character dies and is resurrected by Withers, he states that the character's name has been "stricken from the record", and when a new companion first speaks to Withers, he states "Ah, another. Thy name has been recorded."  Jergal is also known as "Nakasr, The Final Scribe" who is responsible for keeping record of the ultimate fate of all mortals.
** As a Cleric of Kelemvor, you will receive unique dialogue when talking to Withers. You will sense something familiar about him when you first meet him. He will say unique lines such as ''"Thou walk with death, child of Kelemvor. That is enough for an understanding between us"'' and ''"No, although Kelemvor chose wise to bless one such as yourself"'' when replying to your questions.
===Datamined content===
According to datamined notes, Withers ''is'' [[Jergal]]. The datamined notes say that he is compelled by Helm to assist the players as penance.
* From the Chapel dialog notes:
{{Q|After the party has slain a group of undead scholars, the judge of death--Jergal--climbs out of his sarcophagus to greet them. He has been locked inside for years by the god Helm to atone for his part in raising the Dead Three, wicked gods who are now plotting to conquer the realms. Jergal is emotionless and excessively formal, both resigned to his fate and that of others. He is here to assist the party because that is his divine oath, not out of any true desire to act. Players can attempt to goad or attack him, but to minimal effect, as he is functionally immortal. His only goal was to see their faces, so he can find them at camp later to offer further assistance.}}
* From the Camp dialog notes:
{{Q|Jergal, a god of the dead, awaits the player in camp. He is bound by the judgment of another god - Helm - to assist the players as penance for past crimes. He provides resurrection services to the players.}}
* Internal game files refer to him as "JergalAvatar" (or more specifically, <code>S_GLO_JergalAvatar_0133f2ad-e121-4590-b5f0-a79413919805</code>).


== Achievements ==
==References==
{{Achievement|Outsourcing}}
{{reflist}}


==Gallery==
==Bugs==
<gallery heights="250px" mode="packed">
* As of Hotfix 21, there is a bug where Withers can be killed in camp during Act 3 by a [[partial-illithid]] character, via repeatedly using an [[Intelligence]] [[Cantrip]] (or other [[Spells]]) to trigger [[Ability Drain]] to bring Withers' INT to 1, and then using [[Devour Intellect]]. Withers only drops a regular [[Quarterstaff]].
Withers.webp|In Early Access
[[Category:Bugs]]
Jane-katsubo-jergal-char.jpg|Official concept art by Jane Katsubo
Withers Jergal Concept.png|Concept art from the Artbook
Party withers.png|Withers as featured in [https://baldursgate3.game/news/community-update-24-looking-to-the-future_88 Community update #24]
</gallery>


== External Links ==
== External links ==
* {{FRWiki|Withers|long}}
* {{FRWiki|Withers|long}}




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Latest revision as of 15:01, 24 May 2024

Withers
RoleCamp follower
Voiced byStephen Boxer
Information
RaceSkeleton
FactionChurch of Jergal
Stats
SizeMedium
TypeUndead
Armour Class10
Hit points1
Movement speed9 m (30 ft)
Weight50 kg (100 lb)
Initiative0
Ability scores
STRDEXCONINTWISCHA
10
(0)		10
(0)		10
(0)		10
(0)		18
(+4)		10
(0)
Proficiency bonus+2
Saving throws
  • Str 0
  • Dex 0
  • Con 0
  • Int 0
  • Wis +6
  • Cha 0
Features
Immune to Control Undead Immune to Control Undead
Cannot be magically controlled by others.
Opportunity Attack Opportunity Attack
Automatically attack an enemy moving out of your reach.

Withers is a mysterious undead entity that joins the player on their adventures as a camp follower. He calls himself "a scribe, a seneschal - a keeper of records", and offers resurrection services to the party, allows characters to change or reset their class and provides the services of hirelings.

Overview[edit | edit source]

Background[edit | edit source]

Withers is a camp companion who offers his various services to the party. Secretive, but wise and ever helpful, he can be found in the Dank Crypt in Act 1 and remains with the party throughout the game.

Gameplay[edit | edit source]

  • Withers is an Undead creature whose level scales with that of the party.
  • He can be encountered in Act 1 and remains with the party throughout the game.
  • He cannot be damaged nor killed.
  • He is the only means of changing class in the game.

Quests[edit | edit source]

Description[edit | edit source]

Appearance[edit | edit source]

Withers has pale-brown, desiccated skin splotched with red spots. Strikingly, he lacks a nose but retains his other facial features. His outfit is tattered by the passage of time, and he wears bandages around his arms and chest. Despite his looks, his face, arms and parts of his collarbone are adorned with elaborate gilded strips of metal, giving him a regal look.

Personality[edit | edit source]

Though he may seem cryptic at times, Withers seems genuinely invested in the party's success against the Absolute and not only offers his services to aid them, but also provides information and guidance, in his own mysterious way. He is very matter-of-fact when spoken to, especially when it comes to gods and divinity, but he's never rude. He respects those with the courage to stand up to fate and take destiny into their hands, such as The Dark Urge when rejecting Bhaal for good.

At times, he also shows a kindness rarely seen as is the case with Arabella should she join the party as a camp follower. Withers soothes her after she finds her parents are dead, and will gently guide her in her journey of understanding of the Weave. He also organised the gathering after the events of the game simply for the enjoyment of the companions, and rescued Milil from the Fugue Plane he was trapped in, even if it only was to provide music and entertainment. Furthermore, he seems to enjoy more mundane activities as evidenced by his multiple luncheons with Tara and Gale's mother.

In the epilogue, Withers can be seen speaking to the mural of the Dead Three not only with a familiar tone, but also with great disdain, dismissing them as fools and vermin. Whatever his relation to them, he has no apparent respect for them, and chides them.

Services[edit | edit source]

  • Withers will resurrect dead companions for a 200 gold fee per resurrection.
  • He offers the service of hirelings, recruitable characters that can be added to aid your party who, unlike regular companions, do not have related quests or interactions.
  • He is able to resurrect hirelings for 100 gold per resurrection.
  • Withers can also change the class of a character for 100 gold, setting them back to level 1 and allowing them to change their class, subclass, spells, ability scores, etc.
    • Characters cannot change their race, appearance, origin, or background.
    • Paladins who have broken their oaths cannot access this class change; they must retake their vows first through the Oathbreaker Knight.
  • Though not directly through him, his Magic Mirror can be used to change the appearance of non-origin characters.

History[edit | edit source]

Little is known about Withers' history prior to the game.

Whoever he was, he was important enough to be laid to rest in a richly adorned sarcophagus, alongside attendants to take care of the temple that serves as his resting place. Paladins and clerics feel a divine energy coming from him, and whoever he was in life, he seems to have a deep understanding of gods and their nature.

Involvement[edit | edit source]

Act One[edit | edit source]

Withers is first encountered in the Dank Crypt - an ancient temple of Jergal. He can be found resting inside a sarcophagus within the hidden room. Once freed, he will ask the party a cryptic question and then leave.

Later, Withers will appear at the campsite and join as a camp follower. If the player reaches the courtyard of the goblin camp, or progresses far enough without completing Explore the Ruins and meeting him in the crypt, this will still happen. If the player then visits the crypt, they'll still be able to complete the aforementioned quest, but the sarcophagus will be empty.

Act Two[edit | edit source]

Withers can be found in Moonrise Towers after defeating Ketheric Thorm, where he will ask the party whether they think illithids possess souls or not. Regardless of the answer, Withers will affirm that they do not, and he ponders why the Dead Three would amass an army of soulless beings when souls are what gods need to imbue them with power.

Act Three[edit | edit source]

If the player is playing as The Dark Urge and refuses to become the Chosen of Bhaal after killing Orin, Bhaal will seemingly kill the player character. However, in the final moment, Withers will appear and tell the player that while Bhaal could destroy his own spawn, he could not destroy the new self that the character had become by resisting the Dark Urge. He pronounces the player character redeemed and free of Bhaal's influence and brings them back to life.

Withers can be found among the allies and companions gathered in High Hall for the final battle against the Netherbrain. He will offer his services as always, as well as offer some words of encouragement for the fight ahead.

Epilogue[edit | edit source]

Six months after the events of the game, Withers extends an invitation to all companions, gathering them all at the campsite that served as home for many days for a celebratory party. For this, he has prepared food and beverage, a fact many companions remark upon with surprise, as well as summon Milil, a former god trapped in the Fugue Plane, to provide music and entertainment. After mingling with the guests, he can be spoken to and he will offer a toast to the heroes of Baldur's Gate, telling them that there may yet be a time where they are called to action once more.

Tara, Gale's tressym, that reveals that Withers has regularly joined her and Mrs. Dekarios for luncheons on numerous occasions in the past six months.

In the after credits scene, Withers is seen talking to a mural of the Dead Three disappointed in their actions and telling them that he overestimated them.

Identity[edit | edit source]

Though the game never explicitly states it, it heavily implies Withers is actually Jergal, the erstwhile "Lord of the End of Everything", a powerful god who willingly gave up part of his divine portfolio to three evil adventurers who would then become the Dead Three. Jergal would henceforth carry out his duty as a bookkeeper of the dead. For more information see Jergal.

Combat[edit | edit source]

Withers cannot be damaged and is functionally invincible[See: Bugs] , and will never engage in battle if provoked.

Loot[edit | edit source]

Withers cannot be killed and looted.

Achievements[edit | edit source]

A-Outsourcing.jpg

Outsourcing
Recruit a hireling. You can befriend them or use them as cannon-fodder - we won't judge.


Quotes[edit | edit source]

What is the worth of a single mortal's life?
— Withers

Gallery[edit | edit source]

  • Appearance during Early Access.

    Appearance during Early Access.

  • Official concept art by Jane Katsubo.

    Official concept art by Jane Katsubo.

  • Concept art from the Digital Artbook.

    Concept art from the Digital Artbook.

  • Withers as featured in Community update #24.

    Withers as featured in Community update #24.

  • Withers' in-game model.

    Withers' in-game model.

Notes[edit | edit source]

  • Withers puts the gold he receives for his services into a pickpocketable inventory, so it's possible to steal back any money paid. Withers will not react to failed pickpocketing, allowing unlimited attempts.
  • In Early Access he was initially called The Hooded Skeleton even though he had no visible hood. He was later renamed to Talkative Skeleton, and finally Withers.
  • If you speak with a hireling, it is revealed Withers is in fact controlling them remotely. In a sense, this makes Withers indirectly a companion as well.
  • There is never a point where Withers actually tells you his name is Withers, this information is revealed purely via the subtitles. It is unclear how the party members themselves learn this.

References[edit | edit source]

Bugs[edit | edit source]

External links[edit | edit source]


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