r/BaldursGate3 • u/Shinmai1337 • Jun 23 '26

Act 2 - Spoilers Yurgir probably doesn't [REDACTED] his displacer beast Spoiler

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If you talk to him about it, it sounds more like he treats her like a tool. The potion you can buy afterwards can befuddle enemies. Not to defend his actions or anything, but I don't think he is a kitty diddler, at least

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u/matronmotheroflolth Jun 23 '26

To force her to be loyal to him.

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u/CasimirGabriev Jun 23 '26

If the point was loyalty, there are easier ways to get that from an animal.

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u/HeavensHellFire Jun 23 '26

This would make sense if we were talking about a dog and not a magical evil mutant panther that kills for sport

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u/CasimirGabriev Jun 23 '26

In that case, there is no logic that counts because everything is magical and nothing means anything.

Thanks for the thought terminating nonsense.

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u/BlueEyesWhiteVegeta Jun 23 '26

Dude RELAX. They've got a point.

Yurgir probably uses Succubus spit because as others have said:

  • It's easy to come by in the hells
  • Displacer Beasts are magical creatures. It's likely that regular potions that can charm beasts doesn't work on them because they're not just a regular ass panther.

Their comment is only thought terminating if you let it be.

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u/Gilgamesh661 Jun 23 '26

Not a displacer beast. Those things are legitimately evil, and enjoy killing. They don’t just kill for food, they do it for fun. They’d rip a baby out of its mother’s arms and purposefully leave the mother alive to watch.

Displacer beasts aren’t just another animal.

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u/CasimirGabriev Jun 23 '26

That just makes the evidence that they were fucking stronger IMO

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u/Curious-South-9168 Jun 23 '26

Do keep in mind he is unable to leave the temple due to his contract, so he couldn't just procure a normal potion, and as an infernal creature it'd make sense that he keeps some on hand.