Question about encouraging Gale to seek Mystra's forgive

[Ababinili]

I've a ton of hours in this game and never played a full run with Gale as a companion. I want him to calm down and give the crown to Mystra, but i dont know if i'll need to succeed a persuasion check for convince him to do that.

So... That's the question: Do i'll need to pass a check for that? If so, what's the difficulty for the check?

My Tav is going to be a ranger, aka is going to have the charisma of a rotten potato

[Wuorg]

(Edit: Upon further consideration, this probably isn't true, but I will leave this comment up for posterity) I think there is one persuasion check for it towards the very end of the game, but I can't remember the DC and I can't find it on the wiki...most of getting him to do that is just steering him in that direction with dialogue choices.

[Ababinili]

Only thing i found in the wiki is that there's a persuasion check for convincing him to blow up

[Bumc]

If you have good relationship there is no check, he just says "yep that was my idea as well, don't need to repeat past mistakes". Not sure otherwise.

[Bumc]

You have to complete his questline though.

[Ababinili]

Originally posted by Bumc:

If you have good relationship there is no check, he just says "yep that was my idea as well, don't need to repeat past mistakes". Not sure otherwise.

Cool

[Ababinili]

Originally posted by Bumc:

You have to complete his questline though.

That was the idea :)

[Wuorg]

Originally posted by Ababinili:

Only thing i found in the wiki is that there's a persuasion check for convincing him to blow up

You know, I think you are right, I was looking at this page: https://bg3.wiki/wiki/The_Wizard_of_Waterdeep

It says "Gale can be persuaded to turn over the crown to Mystra...SpoilersSpoilerSpoilers." At first I read that and thought I must have been forgetting a check or something, but I think it just means "persuade" with dialogue choices.

[Ababinili]

Originally posted by Wuorg:

Originally posted by Ababinili:

Only thing i found in the wiki is that there's a persuasion check for convincing him to blow up

You know, I think you are right, I was looking at this page: https://bg3.wiki/wiki/The_Wizard_of_Waterdeep

It says "Gale can be persuaded to turn over the crown to Mystra...SpoilersSpoilerSpoilers." At first I read that and thought I must have been forgetting a check or something, but I think it just means "persuade" with dialogue choices.

I think that could be like Bumc said, depending on your relationship with gale, there will be (or not) a check

[Wuorg]

Originally posted by Ababinili:

Originally posted by Wuorg:

You know, I think you are right, I was looking at this page: https://bg3.wiki/wiki/The_Wizard_of_Waterdeep

It says "Gale can be persuaded to turn over the crown to Mystra...SpoilersSpoilerSpoilers." At first I read that and thought I must have been forgetting a check or something, but I think it just means "persuade" with dialogue choices.

I think that could be like Bumc said, depending on your relationship with gale, there will be (or not) a check

You might be right! Well, from the sounds of things you are going that route anyway, so no worries, eh. Have fun! I enjoy Gale and his questline.

[Harukage]

If i know anything about Mystra - is that what she says is not often what she means, and she likes to give people some weird trials.
Using the crown properly to bypass the limitations she place on the Weave and to rise to godhood might as well be something she wants for one of her favorite chosen. Gale would not be the first one to rise to godhood. "Seeking forgiveness" might be just the easiest way out you can choose.
Well unless you are specificaly hostile to Mystra she does not particulary mind Gale been the new god of ambition.

[Bumc]

Even if Mystra does not mind, Gale is insufferable ♥♥♥♥ as a god of ambition

[Harukage]

It is part of the job.
Mystryl was chaotic neutral. Next incarnation aka the first Mystra was lawfull neutral. Current incarnation aka Mystra ( Midnight ) is neutral good.
The first two versions did not had very pleasant personalities. In fact lawfull Mystra was haughty and obnoxious if anything. Gods can grow.