It takes place in the shadow of a bridge, with a rocky path leading up to it. They fight you, and it’s a challenging encounter. It makes sense, as she’s a Githyanki, and these Astral Plane-dwelling warriors know more than just about anyone else about how to deal with mind flayers.īut the Githyanki aren’t happy that one of their own has a tadpole infection, and their cure is death. Lae’zel (one of your companions) keeps hounding you to find a Githyanki créche to deal with your peculiar illithid tadpole infection. Let’s look at a battle with the Githyanki. In my first Early Access look, I called Baldur’s Gate III a “next-gen RPG.” And it is, especially in the way it uses vertical combat, which changes how you approach each encounter. Larian has said you could get as much as 40 hours out of it, and like Minsc and Boo, I’m still butt-kicking for goodness. I’ve put almost 30 hours into this, and I still have a couple of quests to finish and one big blob of unexplored turf on the map. Larian Studios’ highly anticipated Dungeons & Dragons RPG entered Steam Early Access a little more than a month ago, bringing its first act, mind flayers, and good cast of characters for your party.
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