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}}'''Orin the Red''' is one of the | }}'''Orin the Red''' is a Chosen of [[Bhaal]] and one of the conspirators behind the [[Cult of the Absolute]]. | ||
She has one of the three Netherstone that control the [[Elder Brain]]. | |||
She is a practitioner in the art of inflicting pain and a grandmaster of murder. Orin has killed for many years, but has yet to be caught, thanks in part to her shapeshifting abilities, which enable her to take the form of anyone. | |||
She hides her cravings to commit murder beneath these numerous masks, disguising her intentions and herself to lure unsuspecting victims. | She hides her cravings to commit murder beneath these numerous masks, disguising her intentions and herself to lure unsuspecting victims. | ||
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=== Personality === | === Personality === | ||
Orin is cruel and sadistic, but artistic and creative in her own twisted way.{{ref|"''You kill beautifully, and have talents in your shapes' magics that I never will.''" - ''[[Concerning Orin the Red]]'' by [[The Dark Urge]]}} Her demeanour is immature and almost childish; Orin easily loses her composure when things do not go her way, enacts small rebellions against the authority figures in her life,{{ref|"''I need no coddling. I will send it back to Him, entrails and all.''" - ''[[Experiment on Cruor]]'' by Orin}} and enjoys, in a arguably playful way, toying with her victims. | Orin is cruel and sadistic, but artistic and creative in her own twisted way.{{ref|"''You kill beautifully, and have talents in your shapes' magics that I never will.''" - ''[[Concerning Orin the Red]]'' by [[The Dark Urge]]}} Her demeanour is immature and almost childish; Orin easily loses her composure when things do not go her way, enacts small rebellions against the authority figures in her life,{{ref|"''I need no coddling. I will send it back to Him, entrails and all.''" - ''[[Experiment on Cruor]]'' by Orin}} and enjoys, in a arguably playful way, toying with her victims. This involves frequently taunting the party during confrontations. | ||
When she impersonates another character with her shapeshifting abilities, she will initially be able to convincingly mimic their personality. As the conversations continue though, she will become more openly violent and sadistic and will often invoke threats or fantasies of extreme violence and grotusque brutality before shifting back into her base appearance. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
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For a time, the Dark Urge was worshipped as a god at Moonrise Towers, but during or soon after a visit to the mind flayer colony beneath the towers, Orin finally saw her chance to betray them. Orin pierced their skull with a dagger and infected them with a modified illithid tadpole, making them the first [[True Soul]] and resulting in the Urge's amnesia.{{Ref|"'' How much the worm has feasted since I slipped it into its skull. All that plotting, the years of dominating this temple - forgotten''" - Orin in the Bhaal Temple confrontation}} | For a time, the Dark Urge was worshipped as a god at Moonrise Towers, but during or soon after a visit to the mind flayer colony beneath the towers, Orin finally saw her chance to betray them. Orin pierced their skull with a dagger and infected them with a modified illithid tadpole, making them the first [[True Soul]] and resulting in the Urge's amnesia.{{Ref|"'' How much the worm has feasted since I slipped it into its skull. All that plotting, the years of dominating this temple - forgotten''" - Orin in the Bhaal Temple confrontation}} | ||
{{SpoilerDurge| | |||
Depending on whether the Urge is a player character, the story diverges here. If the Urge is a player character, they are found by [[Kressa Bonedaughter]], held captive in the Mind Flayer colony beneath Moonrise for a time, and later shipped away on the Nautiloid from the game's introductory cutscene. | Depending on whether the Urge is a player character, the story diverges here. If the Urge is a player character, they are found by [[Kressa Bonedaughter]], held captive in the Mind Flayer colony beneath Moonrise for a time, and later shipped away on the Nautiloid from the game's introductory cutscene. | ||
If the Urge is not the player character, they are tortured and killed by Orin. Their corpse can later be found in the Temple of Bhaal beyond Orin's arena in Act III. | If the Urge is not the player character, they are tortured and killed by Orin. Their corpse can later be found in the Temple of Bhaal beyond Orin's arena in Act III. | ||
After her betrayal, Orin took the Urge's place as Bhaal's chosen and third member of the Chosen Three. Still striving for regard from Bhaal, Orin proved undisciplined in her role and rapidly grew to be disliked by the other Chosen. | After her betrayal, Orin took the Urge's place as Bhaal's chosen and third member of the Chosen Three. Still striving for regard from Bhaal, Orin proved undisciplined in her role and rapidly grew to be disliked by the other Chosen.}} | ||
== Events of Baldur's Gate 3 == | == Events of Baldur's Gate 3 == | ||
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=== Act Three === | === Act Three === | ||
The player first encounters Orin in the village of [[Rivington]], right before entering Baldur's Gate. As a changeling, she can appear to the player under the guise of several identities (listed [[#Disguises|below]]). She tells the party that she is aware of their goals, even goading the player to be as violent and bloody as they can while they are attempting to obtain the Netherese Stones from her and [[Enver Gortash|Gortash]]. | The player first encounters Orin in the village of [[Rivington]], right before entering Baldur's Gate. As a changeling, she can appear to the player under the guise of several identities (listed [[#Disguises|below]]). She tells the party that she is aware of their goals, even goading the player to be as violent and bloody as they can while they are attempting to obtain the Netherese Stones from her and [[Enver Gortash|Gortash]]. | ||
If the player chooses to ally themselve with [[Enver Gortash|Gortash]] during the coronation, he will reveal that one of your camp followers has been replaced by Orin{{ref|Although Gortash reveals this, the player is unable to act on this information as the actual replacement does not happen until Orin reveals it herself in the [[Lower City]]}}. | |||
After the player enters the [[Lower City]] there are various triggers{{ref|Known triggers: Entering the canalization, long resting}} in which Orin reveals to have shapeshifted into one of your camp followers. This starts the [[Rescue Orin's Victim]]'s Questand the [[Get Orin's Netherstone]] Quest. Orin wants the player to kill Gortash and will offer to set the victim free after Gortash is killed. | |||
In order to get Orin's Netherstone the player will need to visit the [[Murder Tribunal]]. After either becoming an [[https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Cult_of_Bhaal#Unholy_Assassins|Unholy Assassin]] or slaying [[Sarevok Anchev|Sarevok]] the player will be able to enter [[Bhaal Temple]]. There Orin and the kidnapping victim can be found. | |||
Irrespective of previous choices Orin will try to kill her victim. The player can interrupt her by passing dialogue checks, thus saving the victim. Then the fight against Orin will begin. | |||
{{SpoilerDurge| | |||
When encountering Orin for the first time as the [[Dark Urge]] she will reveal their previous relationship. The [[Dark Urge]] will also be able to choose different dialogue options when interacting with her. One the dialogue options to save the victim from Orin can be made with Advantage when playing as the [[Dark Urge]].}} | |||
== Combat == | == Combat == | ||
Orin can be fought at the [[Bhaal Temple]] in the [[Undercity Ruins]]. | Orin can be fought at the [[Bhaal Temple]] in the [[Undercity Ruins]]. For the fight, she will take the form of the Slayer (see [[Slayer]] for a list of it's attacks). | ||
For the fight, she will take the form of the Slayer (see [[Slayer]] for a list of it's attacks). | She will be surrounded by varius Bhaal cultists that are under the effect of [[Sanctuary]] and will not enter combat on their own. As long as at least one of the cultists is alive the [[Boon of Bhaal]] will take one action at the end ofeach turn. The [[Boon of Bhaal]] is represented by a big skull above the Chamber's door. It will be able to give Orin at least 7 stacks of [[Unstoppable]] each round. | ||
She will be surrounded by varius Bhaal cultists that are under the effect of [[Sanctuary]] and will not enter combat | |||
on their own. As long as at least one of the cultists is alive the [[Boon of Bhaal]] will take one action at the end | |||
7 stacks of [[Unstoppable]] each round. | |||
While in Slayer form, she will have [[Slayer's Improved Extra Attack]], allowing her to make two additional attacks after attacking with her main-hand weapon. | While in Slayer form, she will have [[Slayer's Improved Extra Attack]], allowing her to make two additional attacks after attacking with her main-hand weapon. | ||
In Honour mode, she will have [[Legendary Action: Sanguine Lash]] in her slayer form, allowing her to use [[Sanguine Lash]] as a reaction once | In Honour mode, she will have [[Legendary Action: Sanguine Lash]] in her slayer form, allowing her to use [[Sanguine Lash]] as a reaction once per round. She will also have [[Legendary Resistance: Incapacitation (Condition)|Legendary Resistance]] against being incapacitated. The [[Boon of Bhaal]] gains a legendary action [[Bhaal's Edict]] - if Orin did not use her own legendary actions this turn, the [[Boon of Bhaal]] will force [[Bhaal's Edict]] upon one of your party members. If that party member is unable to kill another creature, they will die upon ending their turn. | ||
per round. She will also have [[Legendary Resistance: Incapacitation (Condition)|Legendary Resistance]] against being incapacitated. | |||
The [[Boon of Bhaal]] gains a legendary action [[Bhaal's Edict]] - if Orin did not use her own legendary actions | |||
this turn, the [[Boon of Bhaal]] will force [[Bhaal's Edict]] upon one of your party members. | |||
If that party member is unable to kill another creature, they will die upon ending their turn. | |||
{{SpoilerDurge|As the [[Dark Urge]] the player will be able to agree to a duel against Orin. | {{SpoilerDurge|As the [[Dark Urge]] the player will be able to agree to a duel against Orin. The duel will seperate you from your companions. Orin will not be granted the [[Unstoppable]] feature during the duel and the [[Boon of Bhaal]] will not be active. Dying during the duel will not result in an immediate game over, but will impact the personal story of the [[Dark Urge]]. Your allies will then start fighting the normal version of the encounter against Orin and her ritualists. While Orin will not heal any damage done to her in the duel, she will gain the [[Unstoppable]] feature she normally has. | ||
The duel will seperate you from your companions. Orin will not be granted the [[Unstoppable]] feature during the duel and | |||
the [[Boon of Bhaal]] will not be active. | |||
Dying during the duel will not result in an immediate game over, but will impact the personal story of the [[Dark Urge]]. | |||
Your allies will then start fighting the normal version of the encounter against Orin and her ritualists. | |||
While Orin will not heal any damage done to her in the duel, | |||
she will gain the [[Unstoppable]] feature she normally has. | |||
Depending on your choices in [[Act 2]] Orin will have different forms that you can fight against. | Depending on your choices in [[Act 2]] Orin will have different forms that you can fight against. If you have been granted the slayer's form, Orin will instead battle in her humanoid form. Note that when conversing before the fight, the Urge will have the opportunity to transform into the Slayer through dialogue. If this option is taken, they will be able to transform an additional time during combat (if the form is removed), rather than having to wait for a long rest. | ||
If you have been granted the slayer's form, Orin will instead battle in her humanoid form. Note that when conversing before the fight, | While in the humanoid form, she will dual-wield [[Crimson Mischief]] and [[Bloodthirst]]. She will also gain one stack of [[Murderous Strikes (Condition)|Murderous Strikes]] per successful hit. After gaining five stacks of [[Murderous Strikes (Condition)|Murderous Strikes]], she will lose all stacks and be able to use her [[Deathbringer Assault (Orin)|Deathbringer's Assault]] to attack seven times. In Honour mode, Orin will use Deathbringers Assault for her reaction with Murderous Retort when it becomes available. | ||
the Urge will have the opportunity to transform into the Slayer through dialogue. If this option is taken, | |||
they will be able to transform an additional time during combat (if the form is removed), rather than having to wait for a long rest. | |||
While in the humanoid form, she will dual-wield [[Crimson Mischief]] and [[Bloodthirst]]. | |||
She will also gain one stack of [[Murderous Strikes (Condition)|Murderous Strikes]] per successful hit. | |||
After | |||
able to use her [[Deathbringer Assault (Orin)|Deathbringer's Assault]] | |||
to attack seven times. In Honour mode, Orin will use Deathbringers Assault for her reaction with Murderous Retort when it becomes available. | |||
If you do not have the slayer form Orin will instead transform into the slayer during the cutscene. | If you do not have the slayer form Orin will instead transform into the slayer during the cutscene. Her slayer form is different from your own slayer form as it does not function like a [[Wildshape]] or [[Polymorph]] - reducing her to 0 hit points will kill her. She will also not be able to use oppertunity attacks as the slayer during the duel. | ||
Her slayer form is different from your own slayer form as it does not function like a [[Wildshape]] or [[Polymorph]] - reducing her | |||
to 0 hit points will kill her. She will also not be able to use oppertunity attacks as the slayer during the duel. | |||
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