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Wondering where to find Yurgir in Baldur’s Gate 3? We’ve got you covered. We’ll detail the steps you need to take to locate this powerful boss.
It’s no secret that Baldur’s Gate 3 offers a seriously varied gameplay experience from one player to the next, as your choices affect the path of your playthrough. Not only does this make your first experience with the game unique and thrilling, but it also ups its replay value. Of course, one of the major drawbacks here is the chance to miss opportunities that other players are given, particularly boss battles. Such is the case for Yurgir, an exceptionally powerful boss residing in the Gauntlet of Shar. If you want to test your combat skills in a battle against him, here’s were to find this boss in Baldur’s Gate 3.
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Where to Find Yurgir in Baldur’s Gate 3
You’ll need to find Yurgir the Orthorn and defeat him to complete the Kill Raphael’s Old Enemy quest in Baldur’s Gate 3. This will require you to go past the Mausoleum and into Shar’s Sanctum. Ultimately, the powerful boss can be found in the east wing of the Gauntlet of Shar, which is located in the Shadow-Cursed Lands on your map.
If you’re having trouble finding Yurgir, who holds the last Umbral Gem you need to complete the quest at hand, he’ll be on the same level as Balthazar, just in the opposite direction. Be sure to speak with this character first to find the boss you’re searching for.
Should You Kill Yurgir in Baldur’s Gate 3?
Once you manage to find Yurgir in Baldur’s Gate 3, you technically have the option to bypass the boss battle and complete the quest without killing him yourself. This can be done by navigating the dialogue and Persuading him to allow you to search the area. However, this will come with consequences, so I’d advise against it.
That being said, you should go through with the boss battle and take your enemy out to avoid further issues down the line. By doing this, you’ll avoid upsetting Astarion and finally learn the true meaning of the runes on his back.
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