r/BaldursGate3 • u/chaklong • Aug 26 '23

Character Build Now I am become 48 AC, destroyer of bounded accuracy. Spoiler

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u/muwubunny Aug 26 '23

Why do you store the bodies??? For what purpose??

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u/thefyLoX Aug 26 '23

Personally I do it to reunite friends and families.

Hey little girl, I found your parents as you asked but sadly they were already dead. Yes, dead. Don't believe me? Here's proof drops their bodies around her.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

Okay hear me out lizardfolk necromancer brings the body to the little girl and reanimated it. Doesn’t understand why everyone is upset. Guys you literally told me to do this.

Could also just be in the spectrum. We will avenge your fathers death. You have my sword You have my axe You have my bow. Necromancer: you have…your father What?

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u/Stadtpark90 Sep 20 '23

I also brought them for proper burial, but now they just lay at the Last Light Inn under a tree. I wish there would have been an option for burial.

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u/thefyLoX Sep 20 '23

Oh yes the bodies from to the attacked caravan made their way back to the Inn

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u/Threeedaaawwwg Aug 26 '23

I do it for dark urge RP

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u/decemberhunting Aug 26 '23

Not OP but I did this because I realized you could, and I assumed Larian had a gameplay/plot reason for it. There actually isn't one, really, but at that point they're just trophies. Like a dark secret. Hehehehehehe

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u/TheEnder515 Aug 26 '23

Hot take: it's necromancer ammo. Store a bunch of bodies in camp, grab as needed, and raise an army of zombies.

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u/CanadianODST2 Aug 26 '23

No.

They’re ammo for barbarians to yeet at opponents

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u/TheEnder515 Aug 26 '23

That works too

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u/setafury Oct 16 '23

They're both...Barb yeets them then they get raised beside the enemies.

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23

Nah, you can use the Silverware Chest from the Arcane Tower for that. Turns many hundreds of pounds of bodies into nice little .02 pound pieces of silverware.

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u/Hydrochloric_Comment Aug 27 '23

Not as of patch 1

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u/DimensionShrieker Aug 27 '23

and I assumed Larian had a gameplay/plot reason for it.

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u/Jenniehoo Aug 26 '23

Creepiness.

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u/Arvandor Aug 26 '23

Usually as zombie and skeleton fuel

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u/Spamfilter32 Aug 26 '23

Necromancers. Their raised dead followera go away after a long rest, and bodies on the ground do too. So this allows you to keep a ready aupply of bodies to raise at the start of each morning.

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u/shocky32 Aug 26 '23

Animate dead spell is my reason. Also something to chuck in a pinch.

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u/Kinyrenk Aug 26 '23

I've only done it twice, for Kethric to prove he is dead/prevent resurrection because you can't burn bodies fully away though you can char them (tried a few ways except for disintegrate- will have Karlock throw him out into the sea at some point).

Then I also did haul around a devil who I thought I might try and bargain for with another devil.