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Guide: How to Free Shadowheart in Baldur’s Gate 3
Hello gamers, are you stuck? And want to know: How can you can save a fine lady trapped in the pod with the control panel beside her in Baldur’s Gate 3? Then you are in the right place!
So, in the game at the beginning of your journey you will get a chance to save Shadowheart trapped in the pod. Even though Lae’zel will stop you to rescue her. Still it’s a pretty good deal to have on her team sooner than later.
So, ready for adventure and want to know how to rescue Shadowheart from Baldur’s Gate 3?
Just keep on reading because we are going to make it easy for you in our guide!
How to Free Shadowheart from the Mind Flayer Pod in Baldur’s Gate 3: Step-by-Step Guide:
If you want to Free Shadowheart from the Mind Flayer pod in Baldur’s Gate 3 you just have to follow these simple step:
1. First you need to check out the console next to Shadowheart’s pod. There will be a space where you can put something in it.
2. Then go to the room located east of Shadowheart’s room by passing through the Sphincter.
3. Soon you will discover another pod like Shadowheart’s with a figure inside. Just walk past it to the other end of the room.
4. Then, next to the Cartilaginous Chest, you will see “Dead Thrall.” Look on their body to find an Eldritch Rune.
5. After finding her, take the Rune back to Shadowheart’s console and choose “Insert the Rune into the Socket,” then “Place Your Hand on the Console.”
6. After doing the task you may feel something in your head. Then you just need to choose “Illithid (Wisdom): Will the pod open.”
7. Lastly, after doing all the steps the pod will open, and Shadowheart will be free and yes she will join your party for the rest of the Nautiloid tutorial area.
Some other characters like Wizards or those good with magic will try to hack your console without the Rune, but don’t worry because you can still use the Parasite.
So, rescuing Shadowheart will definitely be a good option for you because she can be a big help in the upcoming fight.
And as you can imagine Shadowheart is a strong cleric, one of the best characters known in the game. But still you are confused whether to save her or not?
Then keep on reading because we are going to show you some of the advantages of rescuing her!
Is Freeing Shadowheart Worth It?
It is always a good idea to rescue Shadowheart from pod because you may get a chance to have a romance with her, yes you heard that right!
And top of that she will be willing to fight for you with enemies or devils next door and will also be helpful for defeating Commander Zhalk, the optional boss, and if you are lucky enough, you will also get a chance to get your hands on magic greatsword.
Other than that It can also change where you will meet her again after the crashed ship, like if you rescue her, you can find her nearby, but if not, then she will be further up to the beach trying to enter the Dank Crypt.
Wrapping Up:
Well rescuing her or not totally depends on the player in Baldur’s Gate 3. But it is always great to have an alley to support you in the mission. Rest is upto you! We hope we made it easy for you to decide. Thanks for reading and happy gaming!
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