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|location = [[Cazador's Dungeon]] | |location = [[Cazador's Dungeon]] | ||
|allies=[[Mephistopheles]]|enemies=[[Astarion]]|family=Amanita Szarr}} | |allies=[[Mephistopheles]]|enemies=[[Astarion]]|family=Amanita Szarr}}{{SpoilerWarning}} | ||
{{Q|First, thou shalt not drink of the blood of thinking creatures. | {{Q|First, thou shalt not drink of the blood of thinking creatures. | ||
Second, thou shalt obey me in all things. | Second, thou shalt obey me in all things. | ||
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Third, thou shalt not leave my side unless directed. | Third, thou shalt not leave my side unless directed. | ||
Four, thou shalt know that thou art '''mine'''.|Cazador's four rules he enforces upon his vampire spawn, including Astarion}} | Four, thou shalt know that thou art '''mine'''.|Cazador's four rules he enforces upon his vampire spawn, including Astarion}} | ||
'''Cazador Szarr''' is a [[Vampire]] NPC in [[Baldur's Gate 3]] who acts as a looming threat, specifically to [[Astarion]], as he is his cruel and ambitious vampiric master. | |||
==Act One== | ==Act One== | ||
While not making an appearance within Act One or Act Two, Cazador's influence is still felt. If the player is playing as [[Astarion]], they can encounter a dream sequence involving Cazador, where he recites four rules he enforces amongst his spawn. [[Astarion]] as a companion may also show the player the scars on his back, which is revealed to be part of an Infernal Pact. What this pact entails is unknown, but he assumes it is extremely important to Cazador. | While not making an appearance within Act One or Act Two, Cazador's influence is still felt. If the player is playing as [[Astarion]], they can encounter a dream sequence involving Cazador, where he recites four rules he enforces amongst his spawn. [[Astarion]] as a companion may also show the player the scars on his back, which is revealed to be part of an Infernal Pact. What this pact entails is unknown, but he assumes it is extremely important to Cazador. | ||
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Should the player allow Astarion to finish the ritual, he will connect to the player's parasite, and copy the scars on his back onto Cazador's own flesh, therefore fulfilling the requirements for the ritual, while allowing himself to remain alive. Astarion will then consume Cazador's, and all the the thousands of Vampire Spawn's essence to become Vampire Ascendant successfully.}} | Should the player allow Astarion to finish the ritual, he will connect to the player's parasite, and copy the scars on his back onto Cazador's own flesh, therefore fulfilling the requirements for the ritual, while allowing himself to remain alive. Astarion will then consume Cazador's, and all the the thousands of Vampire Spawn's essence to become Vampire Ascendant successfully.}} | ||
Whichever choice the player decides on, Cazador ultimately dies. | Whichever choice the player decides on, Cazador ultimately dies. | ||
== History == | |||
Cazador became a Vampire Lord in the year 1276<ref name="VbV">''[[Vampires before Vellioth]]''—[[Lady Incognita]]</ref>, claiming the position of master vampire of Baldur's Gate from Vellioth the Martinet<ref name="VbV"/>. | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* During the Early Access, Cazador appeared with a beard. This is no longer the case, as Elves are unable to use Facial Hair options. | * During the Early Access, Cazador appeared with a beard. This is no longer the case, as Elves are unable to use Facial Hair options. | ||
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Edward-vanderghote-cazador.webp|Character art by Edward Vanderghote | Edward-vanderghote-cazador.webp|Character art by Edward Vanderghote | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||