Baldur’s Gate 3 tests brain as well as brawn, providing a series of challenging puzzles for players to solve. Here’s how to solve the hardest ones.
Baldur's Gate 3 is full of difficult challenges, not the least of which are its wide variety of puzzles. Whether they're related to opening doors, completing quests, or just getting a little extra loot, punishing trials often stand between the party and whatever it is they want. While these are most often combat challenges, in battles against bloodthirsty goblins or well-equipped Flaming Fists, sometimes these obstacles challenge brain instead of brawn.
9 Mausoleum Portrait Puzzle In the depths of the Thorm Mausoleum, there are three portraits hung on the walls around a gilded coffin: "Grief," "Moonrise Towers," and "General." In order to open a way forward, players need to have been following the lore.
Players can pass a Perception check to spy a vent, then disarm or cover it to stop the flow of gas. It's also possible to use the spell feather fall so that they can jump safely around the poison clouds. Otherwise, it's possible to backtrack to the beginning of the dungeon and grab a Whispering Mask, which prevents traps from activating. However, this can cause the wearer to go berserk and attack the rest of the party, so be ready for the worst.
3 Arcane Tower Turrets As they travel through the Underdark, the party may come upon an Arcane Tower they have no idea how to navigate. Its elevator is deactivated and can only be turned on from the far-off bottom floor. Getting down there is tough enough, requiring some treacherous jumps across giant mushrooms. And to make matters worse, it's heavily trapped. The worst part of getting through the Arcane Tower is figuring out how to avoid being shot by the magic turrets that guard it.
The next puzzle requires players to determine which of three advisors is most likely to lead a king astray. There are several books floating in the air; players must first get them down, either by throwing things at them or by casting hold monster, then read them to discover Suelto's violent desires. Finally, the third puzzle is a game of chess, in which the king must be mated within three moves.
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