After the hag dungeon, you have a choice. In this guide on Resurrect Mayrina’s Husband Or Snap The Wand In Baldur’s Gate 3 we’ll break down the different choices you can make during the conversation with Mayrina as there are a few different outcomes for this particular conversation.
There are multiple paths during this conversation. You can ignore the wand entirely and just mourn alongside Mayrina, this is likely the best outcome. The other outcomes are either you snap the wand and send Mayrina away angry or resurrect her husband. If you choose the latter, you then have another branching choice. You can either give the wand to Mayrina or you can keep it for yourself.
Resurrect Mayrina’s Husband Or Snap The Wand In Baldur’s Gate 3
If You Choose Point The Wand Towards The Coffin
If You Choose Snap The Wand In Two
Mayrina is distraught. She screams at you for snapping the wand and then runs away in tears.
If you break your oath through an action or choice, you will become an Oathbreaker. In this guide on How To Reclaim Your Broken Oath In Baldur's Gate 3 we'll explain how you can return to your previous form and maintain the skills and abilities you had access to.
After an epic battle with Cazador, you obtain his staff and get to decide the fate of the vampire spawn. In this guide on Kill The Vampire Spawn Or Release Them In Baldur's Gate 3 we'll explain what happens with both choice so you can decide what direction your story wants to go.
The dark magical book provides you with several choices to complete this quest. This The Necromancy Of Thay Book Choices Guide For Baldur's Gate 3 breaks down what happens whether you decide to keep the book, read the book, or give the book away.
Part of the Open Hand Temple Murders quest sees you find a Flowery Key. This guide on Where To Use The Strange Flowery Key In Baldur's Gate 3 will tell you everything you need to know about completing this stage of the quest so you can find the secret entrance, use the Flowery key, and grab your evidence.
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