Summary
Baldur’s Gate 3is one of the most replayable games ever created. Not just because it has multiple endings, but because there’s just so much content that you’re bound to miss something or the other. Even today, almost two years after launch,fans are still finding content that nobody has come across before.
With so much to discover, you’ll probably spend days walking around and exploring each act that it will feel like years have passed. Despite the race against the tadpoles in your head turning you into Illithid, fans take their time with every act, unbothered by what may happen to them, or the world at large. However, the events of Baldur’s gate 3 span over 120 days canonically.
Baldur’s Gate 3 May Be The Shortest DnD Campaign Ever
This information comes from none other than our bignaturals toting friend, Withers. A throw-away line reveals that 120 days have passed from the time the Nautiloid crashes to when you defeat the Netherbrain. Of course, like with many things in the game, it’s triggered by specific events.
As spotted byTheImageworkson Reddit, should you let Karlach die at the end of the game, Withers will say, “In but a dozen tendays a lifetime was lived, More than mortal years. Mortal centuries were hers.”
“From the moment Karlach left Avernus the same day game events start to the day she dies on the docks after the Netherbrain fight is “a dozen tendays” i.e. 120 days. That’s how long the game takes place.”
Four months sounds a bit short, considering how much time we all spent in the Underdark or exploring the upper levels of the great city. However, most players think it canonically makes sense.
“This feels very accurate to how my home games usually go,” said one comment. “Based on how many fights there are in BG3, all the travel, downtime, and access to a dense city, I can totally see it.”
