Well now, let me tell ya, I been playin’ this game called Baldur’s Gate 3, and there’s this feller named Kith’rak Voss, who keeps showin’ up in our camp. Now, I ain’t no expert, but let me tell ya, this whole thing got me real curious. It all starts when you try to leave the crche, and next thing you know, boom! There he is, standin’ there, lookin’ all serious, askin’ for help.

Kith’rak Voss, he’s a bit of a mystery. He’s got this whole thing goin’ on with the Astral Prism, and he wants us to help him get someone out of it. Now, I ain’t exactly sure what’s in that Prism, but it sure sounds important. So, we agree, and he asks us to take the Prism to Baldur’s Gate, where we’ll meet him. Sounds like a good idea, right? But don’t be fooled, things ain’t always what they seem. Trustin’ Kith’rak might bring us more benefits than just flat-out fightin’ him, but ya gotta be careful. The man is tricky, no doubt about it.

Now, if you want the Voss to show up in your camp, you gotta do a few things first. It’s all about leavin’ that temple you’re stuck in. After you get outta there, just teleport to any other place. Don’t worry about it too much, the game will just plop you right in the camp. It’s when you fall asleep that the whole Voss thing kicks off, and you’ll be caught right in the middle of it.

But hold on, there’s more to it than just this Voss feller askin’ for help. You see, in the long run, you gotta decide whether you want to trust him or not. If you do, well, he’ll give ya this mighty fine sword in good faith, and that could come in handy down the road. But if you’re more of the kill ‘em all type, you might decide to take him down, which would leave you without that sword.

Now, later on, after all the chaos settles down, you might find out somethin’ real strange. Turns out, this whole time, it wasn’t Kith’rak Voss at all. Nope, it was Orin, disguised as someone named Yenna. Yup, that’s right. She’s been up to no good, and now she wants you to take out Gortash and grab this Netherstone thing. And you thought Kith’rak was trouble! Ha, wait ‘til you deal with Orin!

But don’t go thinkin’ it’s all gonna be smooth sailin’. Nope, because next thing you know, that patrol’s after the artifact that Shadowheart’s got. You gotta make a choice here—either fight ‘em or play along. The easiest way to get out of it is to use some persuasion and tell Lae’zel to just go along with the plan. Don’t go lettin’ ‘em know what you’re really carryin’ around. Keep that artifact close, and make sure no one finds out about it.

So, that’s about the long and short of it. Kith’rak Voss, Orin, the Prism, Baldur’s Gate—it’s all tangled up, and you gotta figure out who you can trust. Trustin’ him might just make things easier, but then again, you never know. All this talk about betrayals, artifacts, and hidden motives sure does make it hard to decide what’s right. But you know what they say—sometimes the best choice is the one that benefits ya the most in the end.

In the end, Baldur’s Gate 3 is all about the choices you make, and whether you trust folks like Kith’rak or not. It’s all up to ya, sugar. Just remember—don’t get too attached to anyone, ‘cause they might just turn on ya when ya least expect it!

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