Durge had no mother. No real mother anyway. Baal created u from himself nothing else

@RAWR26633 No durge did have a mother, step mother atleast, shes in a coffin in orin (formerly durges) bedroom

@@PapaHepatitis7170 that is orins mother. Not the durge.

@@RAWR26633 exactly why I said step mother, since orin is his sister

@@PapaHepatitis7170 well then thats why if you read my post. The durge had no REAL mother. They were created from baal and baal alone. Orin is NOT their sister. Orin came from sarevoks family.

I imagine so; by Sceleritas' own admission the tadpole protects you from Bhaal's influence, so by combining that with the absurd power stolen from the Absolute (see the evil endings for prime examples of its scope, with Karlach's unique ending being the most relevant example for this matter) you should be able to fulfil your evil plans without any complications from the Urge. Destroying the brain and your tadpole along with it however leaves only one way out... One last murder before Bhaal takes you over.

you get the slayer form early in act 2 if you kill isobel or your romanced companion

@@awitchx uh nice , thank you. But can you actually loose to Orin? Doesn’t the game goes in game over?

your companion will join the fight if you lose to orin! it’s only game over if the whole party is defeated after that

It's not hard to lose the 1v1 in honour mode, I learned that the hard way. If you trigger a legendary reprisal while Orin's Deathbringer Assault is active, it doesn't matter if you're in Slayer form, you're dead buddy. Unless you stacked every defensive buff on yourself, or knew to bring universal (piercing) resistance, blade ward, or an auto-revive. And if she's the one in Slayer form, getting knocked down = death.

If you kill the tribunal the door to the temple is like "sick move bro" and opens for you.

I imagine it's the only way for them to get around the whole bloodsworn to kill each other thing. outbreed the murder impulse.

@@loafbreed7246 totally! it’s also thanks to his spawn that bhaal got resurrected that one time, bro is never gonna let it go again

@@nio6553it’s strange that he would still want to maintain it now, though. Back then, he was returning fragmented pieces of his essence together so he could reform. But now he’s already back as a quasi-deity, he has nothing to gain from his offspring spreading their essence out any further.

Bhaal literally started the Bhaalspawn thing because he realized he was going to be killed and was like, "Clearly the solution is to impregnate as many people as possible." You could say he went out...with a bang

You'd think Bhaal, what with his omnicidal tendencies, wouldn't allow his faithful to breed.

Replacing bike with carriage and it's **chefs kiss**

He dies if you redeem yourself

@@asdfjgh Well, yes, but he was loyal to you, and wished you to achieve your inheritance right until his end has come.

I disagree. He never take redeemed durge seriously and think that in the end everything will be fine (durge accepting bhaal again). Even when you explicitly told him that you won’t kill anyone again, his response is “yeah sure, bet you will tho”. He’s basically delusional or won’t accept reality. After we beat orin, he immediately perma died so we won’t really know how he will react to a completely redeemed durge (the one without bhaal’s blood). To me he only loves the bhaalspawn aspect of durge.

@@kozhcaelum8495 No matter, he is still the most adorable butler ever.

The Anti-Dobby

The Honor Mode experience, haha. Wish I'd assumed she'd be able to fear/murder me in a single turn, and prepared accordingly. Certainly would've shapeshifted sooner.

I remember being able to resurrect Durge after dying to Orin, the battle continues just as it does in a Tav playthrough, with all of Orin's lackeys, and it acted like I won the duel.

They keep updating this shot they need to stop

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