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dont want to spoil it for you but the Emperor is the bad guy in this game, so supporting him is part of the evil play
This game have 1700 endings. Will see. My game i have not finish. But for me i must help the emperor because only he protect me from the evil. I think it have much to do with what you decide before. The game can be much different
It has like 5.
Also, a false statement is that the Emperor is a bad guy, he is no more evil than Giths themselves. If you'd explore the secret area with a dragon, you'd find out that Emperor was actually a good guy, or rather neutrally aligned. He is only guilty of accepting becoming an Illithid rather than unaliving himself, as everyone expects of those who are infected. Also, Emperor is *drum roll* Balduran who has built this city in the past. He is also the only reason why the Baldur's Gate didn't become enslaved by Elderbrain So i personally fail to see how the Emperor can be "evil".
These are not endings. Devs said themselves that these are permutations.
For example - ending where you destroy the brain is one ending, but the way what people do on the road there is a permutation.
You side with Emperor - permutation
You side Orpheus - permutation
Every different companion squad composition is another permutation.
Did you save or destroy the grove - another permutation etc.
Emperor is 101% Evil. He's an immensely skilled manipulator and everything he says is either a lie or half-truth. The only person he cares for is himself. You only see that when you actively antagonize him and he reveals his true past showing you how he was controlling Stellmane and he asks you if you're glad he "refined" his methods and that all you are to him is a pawn that will do as told or you'll end up the same. Balduran's soul is long gone, the only thing that remains at this point are the memories he uses to manipulate you
With common sense you do not need warnings.
I mean, how important is it to you that a coffee cup from Xstore with freshly brewed coffee in it has written on it "careful content is hot" ???
I tried to piss him off a couple of times but he never lost his composure.
But to be fair, isn't the main character a "pawn" , to some extent, for everyone in this story?
I think the bigger issue here is, that evil playthrough does not have enough content to make up for what you lose.
You can't even truly side with the chosen three (which I kind of hoped would be possible).