Act 2 of Baldur's Gate 3 has many side quests.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Aside from the main goal objectives, there are plenty of side quests in Act 2 of Baldur’s Gate 3, which expand the world of Faerûn to the player and bring more details about how the lands they now roam were taken over by the Shadow Curse.
Of course, violence is an option, but like Malus, it is possible to beat Gerringothe Thorm in Baldur’s Gate 3 without fighting. Although it is an optional side quest, it is recommended that players go through this sequence, as it can provide a decent amount of gold for them. With the possibility of not even having to engage in battle and put the party at risk, this adventure is even more worthwhile.
7 Find Arabella & Her Parents While venturing near the cemetery surrounding the House of Healing, players may encounter Arabella, the young tiefling girl they may have saved from the grasps of Kagha back at the Emerald Grove in Baldur’s Gate 3. She will be looking for her parents and helping her implies sending her off to the player’s camp and then searching for them. Unfortunately, they have been killed.
Halsin will then set off on a quest to save Thaniel and ask the player to defend the portal he creates. This can be a trouble fight, but one that is worthwhile. After he saves Thaniel, Halsin reveals that the boy is only half of what he truly is. This ties in with the quest involving Oliver at the House with Flowers. Saving Thaniel and reuniting him with Oliver is key to lifting the Shadow Curse from the lands. This is arguably the longest, but also one of the best side quests in Act 2.
4 Save The Imprisoned Tieflings After the tense moments back in Emerald Grove, the tiefling refugees will be in danger once again in Act 2. Upon reaching the Shadow-Cursed Lands, their group was attacked by the Absolutist cult, and their numbers were reduced as many were killed. A few survivors made their way to the haven of Last Light, but others were captured and taken to the prison inside Moonrise Towers.
Though killing Yurgir provides the most benefits – especially for those trying to romance Astarion – setting him free can also provide boons. Dealing with Yurgir allows players to understand more about Raphael as a devil, more about Astarion as a thrall to Cazador, and more about Yurgir’s imprisonment as a hunter of Shar’s followers inside Shar’s Gauntlet. Although it does seem superficial at first, it later expands a lot of information about the characters.
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