Milil

Milil is a divine entity encountered in the Epilogue. He is a dour bard who plays a Lute and supplements his music with a band of spiritual instruments.

Involvement

Milil is a minor deity of song, who was cast out of Faerûn's pantheon and banished to the ⁠Fugue Plane by ⁠Cyric.  Withers pulled him back to "honour the worthy" with his songs.

The player character can pass a passive  Religion Check during conversation to recognize him, greatly improving his spirits. Alternatively, the player character can pretend to recognize him by passing a  DC 18 Deception Check.

He functions as a jukebox for the Epilogue celebration; talking to him allows the player character to change the song that is playing.

Combat

Milil is immune to all damage. If attacked, he casts  Vicious Mockery until the player character is nearly downed, then vanishes from the celebration entirely.

Attacks and abilities

 Vicious Mockery ()

Damage: 4~32

2d8⁠Psychic

+ 2d8⁠Radiant

Insult a creature: it has Disadvantage on its next Attack roll.

 WIS Save

 Range: 26 m (87 ft)

Divine Performance

Milil plays six new variations of songs:

• "Ale of Balduran" - a version of the "Song of Balduran"
• "Bard Dance"
• "New Light" - a version of "Last Light"
• "Streets and Faces"
• "We Live Another Day" - a version of "I Want to Live"
• "Endless Spring" - a new song specific to the epilogue

Notes

• Milil bears a close physical resemblance to Baldur's Gate 3 composer Borislav Slavov.[1]
• Will de Renzy-Martin was the final actor to be cast in Baldur's Gate 3.

In-Game Performance

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External links

• ⁠Milil on the Forgotten Realms Wiki