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'''Bhaal''' is the [[deities|God]] of Murder, a member of the [[Dead Three]] and the progenitor of all [[Bhaalspawn]] who are his children. He is associated with the domain of Death. Bhaal cannot be the deity of a player character [[Cleric]]. | '''Bhaal''' is the [[deities|God]] of Murder, a member of the [[Dead Three]] and the progenitor of all [[Bhaalspawn]] who are his children. He is associated with the domain of Death. Bhaal cannot be the deity of a player character [[Cleric]]. | ||
His worshippers in Baldur's Gate 3, the [[Cult of Bhaal]] also play a prominent role in [[Act Three]]. | His worshippers in Baldur's Gate 3, the [[Cult of Bhaal]] also play a prominent role in [[Act Three]]. | ||
{{DiQ|Our lord does not care for beauty. Bhaal cares only for death. Death in numbers. Death in droves.|Sarevok}} | |||
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== Revelations == | == Revelations == | ||
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== Quotes == | == Quotes == | ||
{{ | {{DiQ|Come to me, Father. Set my flesh to your unholy purpose.|Orin| the Red about Bhaal|}} | ||
{{Q|Once judged, ascended, then vanquished as one and as three.|[[Withers]]}} | {{Q|Once judged, ascended, then vanquished as one and as three.|[[Withers]]}} | ||