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====The Blade of Avernus==== | ====The Blade of Avernus==== | ||
If Wyll rejected the possibility of becoming a duke of Baldur's Gate, he will take the mantle of ''"the Blade of Avernus"'' and vow to hunt devils in their own homeland. By the time he is summoned by [[Withers]] for his gathering six months after the events of the game, Wyll has become a seasoned slayer of fiends, boasting about his many hunts. With a contract broken, he will also mention that he's working with a diabolist from Calimshan to use his sending stone eye to track Mizora, setting his sights on his former patron. If still bound to his patron, he mentions that she's been surprisingly hands-off, sending him only after demons and devils as per their agreement. If Karlach was convinced to return to Avernus with Wyll, they join efforts together to find a cure for her mechanical time, and if both single, eventually begin a relationship.{{ref|[[Epilogue]], ambient line spoken by Karlach during Withers' gathering when both she and Wyll ended up in Avernus by the end of the game.<br>''"I guess Avernus isn't too bad if you're with the one you love..."''}} | |||
====Grand Duke of Baldur's Gate==== | |||
Should Wyll become Grand Duke of Baldur's Gate, he oversees the reconstruction of the city, parlaying with influential nobles for aid and tightening bonds with the other cities of the [[Sword Coast]]. If Ulder Ravengard lives, Wyll works with him in order to marshal the forces for peace and renewal. The city's gates are opened to all refugees that need sanctuary and the Council of Four is reformed, with an invitation to become Grand Duke extended by Wyll to a romanced player. If Wyll never broke his contract with Mizora, she remains involved in his life, enjoying the political intrigue in her human guise, though she's been keeping Wyll on a long leash for reasons known only to her. | |||
==Quest rewards== | ==Quest rewards== | ||
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==Interactions== | ==Interactions== | ||
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===Act One=== | ===Companion interactions=== | ||
Wyll has unique dialogue interactions as a companion available after certain events. Whenever one is available, he will have a floating [ ! ] icon above him. | |||
====Act One==== | |||
* Once Wyll's confrontation with Karlach has been dealt with, if she was spared, he will comment on him being deceived, and allude to a punishment he'll soon receive. | * Once Wyll's confrontation with Karlach has been dealt with, if she was spared, he will comment on him being deceived, and allude to a punishment he'll soon receive. | ||
* After the party's first encounter with Mizora, Wyll can be asked about his pact and history with her | * After the party's first encounter with Mizora, Wyll can be asked about his pact and history with her | ||
===Act Two=== | ====Act Two==== | ||
===Act Three=== | ====Act Three==== | ||
* After slaying Ansur, Wyll laments his failure to bring the dragon to the party's side and suggests speaking to his father if alive and rescued | * After slaying Ansur, Wyll laments his failure to bring the dragon to the party's side and suggests speaking to his father if alive and rescued | ||
===Unique interactions=== | |||
Either as an origin, or in the party as a companion, Wyll has unique interactions and special dialogue with the following characters, listed by the act they are first encountered in. | |||
====Act One==== | |||
* [[Mizora]] | |||
* [[Florrick|Counsellor Florrick]] | |||
====Act Two==== | |||
====Act Three==== | |||
* [[Ulder Ravengard]] | |||
==Loot== | ==Loot== | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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