Like all the best role-playing games, Baldur’s Gate 3 deeply respects user choices, but it also makes sure that users always know that there are consequences, even for what seem to be the best decisions.\r\nPerhaps the first a true example of this that players will meet during their adventure is Wyll, the valiant Blade of the Frontier who we will meet in the grove during Act 1 of the third chapter of Baldur’s Gate (find the first two games on Amazon).\r\nFirst to permanently join our party, Wyll will however ask us for a huge favor: to help him track down Karlach, who he says is extremely dangerous to be left alive.\r\nAfter discovering that reality is slightly more complex than had described, we will have a fundamental choice to make, but which will involve inevitable decisions: if you have never played Baldur’s Gate 3, obviously, from this moment on, huge spoilers will follow about the fate of both characters in the first act.\r\nThanks to the tadpoles who we have in mind, Wyll will soon learn that Karlach was not the threat he thought, but a victim who was only trying to escape from a hellish war: at that point, you will have to be the one to definitively convince the Frontier Blade to stop this useless personal crusade. However, Wyll will soon have to face the consequences of his choice made for good: going against the orders of Mizora, who turns out to be his demonic patroness, she will choose to take revenge by disfiguring him and having him transformed into a devil. \r\nThe only way\