Impossible mission (sidequest, Wyll, SPOILERS)

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Contents spoilers, you are warned

Here is a strange thing about Wyll storyline quest.


So Wyll's father was caught by Gortash and moved to some place. Mizora knows which one but offers Wyll to sign another hell contract to save his father for his soul. Or to close the current Wyll's contract but his father will die.

I chose close the contract, but we managed to save Wyll's father from Iron Throne base no matter what. So it means that Wyll is free of hell chains, his father is saved.

But in dialogues afterwards, the Wylls storyline shows that we agreed to the new hell contract. But we didnt.

Anyway I hope developers or whoever responsible from LS will read this thread. I hope its just dialogue mistake, but it will be fun if Wyll return to hell at the end :)

[GEX : Say Gex <3]

In the journal log it also says that per the terms of the contract. Wyll traded his freedom even though he broke the contract. This is probably intentional but beyond stupid, since not ONCE does Mizora say that she will kill the father if Wyll breaks his contract, and the game encourages you to do so... I am beyond disappointed in what a waste of time this quest has been for me.

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Originally posted by getsumhelppls:

In the journal log it also says that per the terms of the contract. Wyll traded his freedom even though he broke the contract. This is probably intentional but beyond stupid, since not ONCE does Mizora say that she will kill the father if Wyll breaks his contract, and the game encourages you to do so... I am beyond disappointed in what a waste of time this quest has been for me.

Well, this question alongside was quite good, difficult and even epic. Let's see what will be with Wyll at the end of the main story.

[JoeAnarchy]

"The devil is in the details" (pun intended)
the "break" of Wylls contract specifically says that Wylls father will die, if you prevent that, then the terms of the break are nullified, the contract also says "Wylls father lives, and Wyll is bound to the hells forever". SO no matter what the initial decision is, all that matters are the end results, to a devil.

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Originally posted by JoeAnarchy:

"The devil is in the details" (pun intended)
the "break" of Wylls contract specifically says that Wylls father will die, if you prevent that, then the terms of the break are nullified, the contract also says "Wylls father lives, and Wyll is bound to the hells forever". SO no matter what the initial decision is, all that matters are the end results, to a devil.

Seems like its infernal law collision. Is any judge available in BG3 to solve it? xd

[Craxton]

i just wanna say, i chose to "break" the contract, and lost Wylls powers but HIS FATHER IS ALIVE AND HELPING REBUILD AND LEADING BALDURS GATE?!?!?!?!?!?!? first playthrough. not sure if i can prove that im telling the truth. but i just had the "camp" moment where they all come back, and i could select "hows it feel to be without your powers" or "hows your father coming along"? is there something im missing, i thought his father was supposed to die by now?

[Trolleur_Durden]

I'm almost sure that you can free Wyll from his infernal pact and save his father, since I did it.