Korilla Hearthflame Rescues Player From The Goblin Priestess And Reveals Who She's Working For | BG3 

When he is saving your character for the worst yet to come.

I wouldn’t call it plot armour, more that the story has stalled and the player is stuck.

I never used Korilla yet. I just killed priestess Gut. If i had my group with me in her chamber, i can manage to kill her in less than one round. That way she can’t call reinforcements and no one will care :D

Elves/Drow/Half-elves can't ever get this cutscene, due to their Fey Ancestry. The potion fails and she aggros on you.

paladins can stomach the poison too

@@CsStrez Ah, so basically most races people will chose are left out lol.

Same! I broke the chains and threw her down into the dungeon behind us. Unfortunately she used a spell to pull me down too. It was the scrappiest 1v1 I had the entire playthrough lol

​@@cashmoneybanks8442Did you at least yell "Fly, you fools!" to your party before you fell?

SAME !! I’m like who tf is this bitch?!

I think it’s cause she spots you in Sharess

She spies on you at couple points in the game, like at the Teifling party and in the shadowlands, outside the Mason's guild (if I remember right).

She was at the Elfsong too.

​@@Jackie-ms3tn SHE'S THE ONE WHO DISAPPEARS!?!?!

in act 2?

Yeah, I was stealthing in act two and I spotted her via the red line of sight cone indicator. Had to look up who she was lol

That’s explains how Raphael keeps taps on you 😂

In act 2 at least you can just run up to her if you're quick enough. She mentions having front row seats at Ketheric so I wondered if she would be hiding somewhere there but I dont think so

@@Kelgorr The first time i did encounter her , i was thinking that was a spooky ghost in the shadow cursed land

She's easily the second worst healthcare provider in BG3.

Were they able to free you, or did Korila come anyway?

You saw her in the mason's guild in act 2 if you were sneaky enough

Yeah I was so confused at first why she went hostile at me. I’m like I literally drank the clearly suspicious drink you wanted me to. Not my fault it didn’t work 😂

@@lilylollielegs34 Yep. It was using ole D&D rules. The Fey Ancestory is a good thing to have. My current D&D character is a Half-Elf Dhampir in the Curse of Strahd campaign and I came across a Night Hag and when she tried to cast sleep on me I was glad I had that Half-Elf side lmao.

Was half-drow and drank the potion anyways. The Priestess had a funny reaction when she realised it didn't work and attacked me lol

@@pegaferno4429 The same thing happened with a Wood Elf, I meant what looked like her casting a spell to put the character to sleep.

Same, as a half-elf.

I think because Fey Ancestory makes you immune to charms or sleep. It makes my character incapable of falling asleep which then triggers Gut to become hostile along with the Zhentarim near her. That's why I fight her from finding out then have Shadowheart silence her to kill her.

I was a half-elf wood elf and I guess she couldn't see my ears through my long hair because she lost her shit when I drank the potion and didn't go down.

Because Raphael has a standard for looks. Both for his house and his ... subordinates.

You know, you might be right. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one

Acrobatics is mainly rolled in bg3 to resist shoving or not falling on grease and ice I think.

@@poakcastle shoves yes. grease and ice no. those are dex saves.

@@FecalMatador There's one in the dancing scene with Wyll, only other one I can think of

@@FecalMatadorI’m pretty sure there is one with the tiefling that needs help with his sword training.

Talk to Gut in the goblin camp

It’s the default face for one of the tiefling subraces (Mephistopheles I think)

Bonk

She doesn't know it, though.

None of the true souls are aware of the tadpole. When you speak to Nettie she's surprised that you're aware of its presence.