Summary
Baldur’s Gate 3doesn’t shy away from nudity, but usually, you only get to see every inch of your companions when it would be appropriate for them to let loose. However, it turns out thatGaleis much less prudish than everyone else at camp - at leastif he becomes a god.
As discovered by Twitter user @YancySzarr, God Gale turns up to the reunion party in Baldur’s Gate 3’s epilogue wearing a set of robes… and nothing else. For some reason, the dude is just hanging dong in front of everyone - and you may get an eyeful of him if you angle the camera just right.
God Gale Lets Loose In The Baldur’s Gate 3 Epilogue
As you may see inthis tweet(NSFW warning: dong), Gale’s little Gale is out and proud, absolutely shamelessly. Well, I suppose he is the god of ambition - it’s possible that he’s angling for a little action before the party is over.
Larianhas responded to the tweet, simply writing: “We don’t talk about this”. It is, however, yet to respond to the fans eagerly asking why Gale’s privates aren’t silver too, to match the rest of his god-form. In the absence of an official answer, we can only assume that Gale has just smothered himself in body paint, hoping to impress his former companions.
Oh, and best of all, the same Twitter user noted that a romanced Astarion who joins him in godhoodalsoneglected to wear underwear underneath his robes. Perhaps that’s a requirement from Ao himself? It’s little wonder why the gods don’t involve themselves in mortal matters more often - they’re far too busy up there.
This is far from the only underwear-related quirk of Baldur’s Gate 3. As we covered back when the game launched,every companion’s underwear has a unique item description. Gale’s pants are suggested to be enchanted, so this is far from the first example of him getting a little freaky.
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Baldur’s Gate 3 is the long-awaited next chapter in the Dungeons & Dragons-based series of RPGs. Developed by Divinity creator Larian Studios, it puts you in the middle of a mind flayer invasion of Faerûn, over a century after the events of its predecessor.
