Throughout Baldur’s Gate 3, there were numerous quests that had time limits, but neglecting one particular task could result in devastating consequences.
Upon reaching Act 3 and successfully breaching the city gates in Baldur’s Gate 3, players will be informed of Counselor Florrick’s imprisonment. They will then be tasked with aiding in her escape from Wyrm’s Rock Prison.
Regrettably, this task must be completed within a five-day time frame. In the event that players become distracted or forget about her, she will be executed.
Despite the fact that fans were aware of Counselor Florrick’s fate through discussions in the Baldur’s Gate 3 subreddit, one player was surprised to discover that they could actually witness her hanging in the gallows after failing to rescue her.
i didn’t know they hang her PUBLICLY if you don’t save her byu/EntireFish1k inBaldursGate3
The shocked fan recounted how their mouth fell open in amazement when they saw Florrick. This only intensified their guilt for forgetting to rescue her.
The responses to this post were equally stunned, with one person confessing, “I stumbled upon her even before realizing that I needed to save her. I’m the type of person who has to explore every direction before moving forward.”
One of the other replies brought up Wyll’s father, The Grand Duke, and questioned if he played a role in the decision at hand: “Will he forgive the government officials involved in Florrick’s execution or not?”
When asked about it, one player reminded everyone, “He’s the one who gave the order for Florrick to be executed.”This sparked other comments about how they disliked Wyll’s father because of it.
Despite receiving mostly sympathetic responses, it was not surprising that some people only focused on the items on Florrick’s body, considering her reputation as the game’s “most useless”NPC.
Fans of Baldur’s Gate 3 have come to understand the importance of not procrastinating on time-sensitive quests, as no one wants to go through the frustration of reloading saves from hours ago and losing their progress.
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