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==== Act 1 ==== | ==== Act 1 ==== | ||
* Tearing off Gale's arm when first meeting him. This prevents you from recruiting him. | * Tearing off [[Gale]]'s arm when first meeting him. This prevents you from recruiting him. | ||
* On meeting Timber the Squirrel at Druid | * On meeting [[Timber the Squirrel]] at the [[Druid Grove]], the Dark Urge will punt the squirrel with no input. The player can not control this choice. | ||
* Encourage Arabella to leave by flicking your eyes towards the exit, leading to her death. | * Encourage [[Arabella]] to leave by flicking your eyes towards the exit, leading to her death. | ||
* Killing a bard visiting the camp, leading to the first meeting of Sceleritas Fel. The player can not control this choice. | * Killing a bard visiting the camp, leading to the first meeting of [[Sceleritas Fel]]. The player can not control this choice. | ||
* Killing Minthara after sleeping with her if the Dark Urge sided with the Goblin Camp against the Grove. | * Killing [[Minthara]] after sleeping with her if the Dark Urge sided with the Goblin Camp against the Grove. | ||
==== Act 2 ==== | ==== Act 2 ==== | ||
* Killing Isobel. The player can choose whether or not to do this, but will lead to a different event. Killing Isobel rewards the Dark Urge with the Slayer form. | * Killing [[Isobel]]. The player can choose whether or not to do this, but will lead to a different event. Killing Isobel rewards the Dark Urge with the Slayer form. | ||
* Killing your lover. The player can choose to warn their lover of this, or choose to simply kill them.}} | * Killing your lover. The player can choose to warn their lover of this, or choose to simply kill them.}} | ||
During the story, and your interactions with Sceleritas Fel, whether you indulge in your urges or not, you slowly learn more of your past, and why you feel the need to kill others. | During the story, and your interactions with Sceleritas Fel, whether you indulge in your urges or not, you slowly learn more of your past, and why you feel the need to kill others. | ||
{{SpoilerBox|'''This Section is unfinished, and there may be incorrect or missing information within.''' | {{SpoilerBox|'''This Section is unfinished, and there may be incorrect or missing information within.''' | ||
During '''Act 2''', should the Dark Urge kill Isobel at the Last Light Inn, they are granted the Slayer form, revealing | During '''Act 2''', should the Dark Urge kill [[Isobel]] at the [[Last Light Inn]], they are granted the [[Slayer]] form, revealing their heritage as a [[Bhaalspawn]] to those familiar with the previous Baldur's Gate games, which was an ability that [[Bhaalspawn]] could acquire within those previous games. Should the player forego killing [[Isobel]], after making their way to Baldur's Gate in '''Act 3''', arriving at [[Wyrm's Crossing]], it is revealed you were not only a [[Bhaalspawn]], but the leader for the Cult of [[Bhaal]]. Further conversation with [[Gortash]] reveals you were one of the original members of the Chosen of the Dead Three, and alongside Gortash, had originally schemed to use the [[Crown of Karsus]] on the Elder Brain to falsify the religion of the [[Absolute]]. In this sense, the Dark Urge is very well the catalyst for the main story's events. | ||
The only reason the Dark Urge is not within this position is because Orin the Red, envious of the Dark Urge's power and control over the cult, betrayed them, inflicted amnesia upon them, and took control of the cult herself. | The only reason the Dark Urge is not within this position is because [[Orin the Red]], envious of the Dark Urge's power and control over the cult, betrayed them, inflicted amnesia upon them, and took control of the cult herself. | ||
After this revelation, the Dark Urge may follow the story just as a normal character may. They can attempt to restore their original partnership with Gortash, which is still available to other Origins under a different context, but the important choice the Dark Urge makes is whether they restore themselves as Bhaal's Chosen, or simply fight Orin with no intention to retake the mantle. | After this revelation, the Dark Urge may follow the story just as a normal character may. They can attempt to restore their original partnership with [[Gortash]], which is still available to other Origins under a different context, but the important choice the Dark Urge makes is whether they restore themselves as [[Bhaal]]'s Chosen, or simply fight Orin with no intention to retake the mantle. | ||
Should they refuse to become | Should they refuse to become [[Bhaal]]'s chosen, the Dark Urge will be drained of every divine aspect of the god, and be reborn by [[Withers]], free from the Urge.}} | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||