What happens if The Dark Urge eats the Noblestalk?

Maybe it's not as impactful as we would've hoped, but still the fact it's these is very pleasing

I loved playing durge so much.
Because all of your companions have mad backgrounds and playing a normal tav seems strange. But it does make sense thzt tav is the leader in this situation, being the only bot crushed from the past. But with durge, while playing i felt more connected to the character, understanding each other

Definitely explains his "medicine" skill. Guy is basically Jack the Ripper.

I blew it up :(

It's funny how Durge can stumble into becoming a benevolent hero by the end of the game if the player so chooses, although, not as benevolent as a normal person can be but benevolent for a person who was the most disgusting, vile serial killer to ever grace the lands. If his sister had not done what she had done to Durge, there'd be no risk for such a thing happening. lol

OH MY GOOD LORD "TONSIL STONE PICKLING WATER?!" THATS VISCERAL

i'd really like to see it

Not sure why most of you played as dragon thingy when doing your dark urge.

Doesn't fit.

eats the what now??? Damn, this game is big...

I wish I liked playing Durge more I played through it once as a Durge obsessed with power but still trying to be better for his friends and while sometimes it’s funny how hilariously evil you can be it’s also exhausting playing such a terrible person

does the dark urge has to be a dragon born or not?

god this game is great

Just came to comment I thought it said "What happens if The Dark Urge eats Nickleback?"
Will honestly watch later when I actually play the game. ;)

Noblestalk is a damn powerful cure for amnesia and brain damage (if you give it to Baelen he completely recovers his personality and cognitive abilities). What the hell must have happened to the Dark Urge to still have memory loss after eating the Noblestalk? Refrain from answering, I'm still in act 2.

Months later and people are still finding so much depth to Baldur's Gate 3. The developers did an amazing job

Blonde Dark Urge Halfling girl called Buttercream coming right up chief

I'm playing a goody-two-shoe drow dark urge. It was pretty depressing for her to return to the Underdark and walk through what was supposedly her home with no memory of it. She got the noblestalk for herself without even considering giving it to the couple who risked everything to find it or to give it to Shadowheart who was suffering the same affliction as her. It was the first truly selfish thing she could remember doing, all in a desperate attempt to prove that she was more than a depraved murderer.

I know I shouldn't have been surprised. And yet.

I think it's worth noting that if you eat the noblestock before meeting the butler you get a different memory. I was honestly surprised seeing this scene because in my first playthrough I hadn't met the butler before I got to the underdark, so seeing this cutscene was completely new to me

i didnt even think this was possible wtf !!!

As someone who suffers from Tonsil stones, tonsil stone pickling water is the foulest thing I could have possibly imagined. For some reason, THATS what gets me about this scene. Not the screaming vivisection of a living sentient being, not the pickled organs or the realization that dark urge is TRULY already an evil bastard, but the idea of the true unholy stench of pickled tonsil stones, and the idea of someone drinking that

explain a gith bhaalspawn, how does that work even?

There's also a cat in Moonrise Towers and if you can talk to it it remembers you because you've been there before.

Pro-tip. Give the Noblestalk to the lady. Then in Act 3 she will sell you more and they refresh.

What robe is that?

Drown the butler in the victim's open bladder cavity'
JESUS CHRIST!

I'm sorry are we just gonna gloss over the TONSIL STONE PICKLING WATER comment

While I get the mockery of Goody two shoes lawful stupid I still don't want to be as vile as the opposite. I guess it must be funny for some people, like subverting a trope but I'm far done with subversions.

Ahh, the Planescape Torment school of making you go "I did WHAT??"

TIL that the Noblestalk *exists*.

Dang is it better for the Urge to eat it or to give it to Shart because that unlocks an additional thing for her story once you reach the city

What is this Noblestalk and where to get it? Ah, nevermind, found the answer in your earlier comment. I completely missed it in my first playthrough.

Somehow "tonsil stone pickling water" was the most disgusting part of this to me D:

I love the "Gentleman's GentleGoblin".

So to be the Dark Urge you have to play this stupid Gorn, er, Dragonborn race?

Holy shit i did not even think of this

Is that drip modded in or is it in the base game and where can I find it?

The idea of literally the most vile and disgusting murderer ever to grace Faerun, stumbling his way into becoming a hero is so compelling

And it's all thanks to his jealous sister, lol

Well that explains why Dark Urge origin has medicine

You can also give it to shadowheart to unlock some unique dialogue.

Drow dark urge felt particularly unsettling

Damn, i just blew up whole mushroom room and called it a day.

Where the heck do you get noblestalk?

How come everyone plays Durge as dragonborn? Does nobody know you can change his race too?

So, my take away from this video is that I need to make my Durge proficient in medicine for lore reasons.

Eating the mushroom gives a different memory if you have not met the butler yet.

I mean it is a nice addition but has no impact on anything.

You also unlock a new memory if you cast HEAL on the Dark Urge. But since this is a 6th level spell, you probably won't be able to do so until the end of the game.

Wow. Such nice collection was there. Dark urge is very interesting path. If Bhaalspawn has some traits of father dedication to work is one of these.