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'''Baldur's Gate 3''' had a long develompent with many features that were cut or reimagined. Most of what you see here is '''not canon'''. | '''Baldur's Gate 3''' had a long develompent with many features that were cut or reimagined. Most of what you see here is '''not canon'''. | ||
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===Act I=== | ===Act I=== | ||
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* [[Helia]] was datamined during [[Early Access]] as a potential origin.|{{:Helia}}{{clear}}}} | * [[Helia]] was datamined during [[Early Access]] as a potential origin.|{{:Helia}}{{clear}}}} | ||
* [[Minsc]] was supposed to be an origin character available from Act 1 with datamined dialogue in the Druid Grove of tieflings reacting to the [[Boo|Hamster]]. | * [[Minsc]] was supposed to be an origin character available from Act 1 with datamined dialogue in the Druid Grove of tieflings reacting to the [[Boo|Hamster]]. | ||
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*'''Daisy''': In the [[Early Access]], the [[Dream Visitor]] wore an ornate dress (similar to the [[Elegant Robe]] camp clothing) rather than a set of armour. The Dream Visitor still uses the ornate dress in one of the dreams, likely as a call back. | |||
**The Dream Visitor appears to serve an extremely different role in the Full Release of the game than they have during the Early Access. In the Full Release, the Dream Visitor is named the Dream Guardian, and is much more supportive of the player, regardless of their decisions. They encourage the destruction of the Absolute, while also utilizing the strength of the tadpole. Meanwhile, in the [[Early Access]], the Dream Visitor is more hostile, and grants the player visions of domination and power. It's likely the Dream Visitor was originally a manifestation of the tadpole within the player's mind attempting to break down their will, and successfully transform or enslave them to further the Grand Design under the Absolute; seduce the main character into staying in the meadow by the river with them forever (the song "Down by the River" was a reference to this interaction). | |||
===Act II=== | ===Act II=== | ||
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