In Case of Death...

Type Companion Quest
Act 1
Companion Gale
Reward __reward__

In Case of Death... is a Companion Quest in Baldur's Gate 3. In Case of Death... can be acquired from Gale during Act 1. Completing  In Case of Death... will progress Gale story progression forward.

 

In Case of Death... Objectives

  • Follow the projection's instructions.
  • Play the correct melody.
  • Say the mephit's name.
  • Resurrect Gale.

 

In Case of Death... Walkthrough

  • When Gale died while traveling with you, a magic hologram of him will appear and illustrate how to revive him.
  • First, we need to retrieve a pouch Gale carried with him and unthread the purple seam - moving counter-clockwise.
  • There should be a flute and a letter inside the pouch. We need to play the notes on the letter, starting from the bottom-right and moving clockwise. This should spell the word D-E-A-D
  • Playing the flute correctly should summon a magma mephit. It will ask us a question, and we'll need to give its name, "K'ha'ssji'trach'ash".

 

 How to unlock In Case of Death...

  • When Gale dies, this quest unlocks.

 

In Case of Death... Rewards

  • N/A

 

In Case of Death... Notes & Tips

  • Notes & tips go here

 

 



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    • Anonymous

      Here's a menmonic device for remembering each step:

      * Gale is wearing purple robes when you first pull him out of the portal, so that's the color string you need to pull.

      * Gale is D E A D, so those are the notes you need to play.

      * The mephit's name is the option ending in the letters "ash," which a laval mephit would produce a lot of.

      • Anonymous

        here's a mnemonic device for remembering each step:

        * Gale is wearing a purple robe when you first pull him out of the portal, so you need to pull the purple string.

        * Gale is D E A D, so those are the notes you need to play.

        * appropriately for a fire mephit, it's name is the option ending in the word "ash"

        • Anonymous

          No bad effects of playing wrong notes or saying the wrong name (except wasting your time).

          Are the threads booby-trapped?

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