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{{Infobox creature | {{Infobox creature | ||
| name = Buthir | | name = Buthir | ||
| image = <gallery> | | image = <gallery> | ||
Buthir.png|In-game | Buthir.png|In-game | ||
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Portrait Buthir.png|Portrait | Portrait Buthir.png|Portrait | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
| va = | | va = Emma Gregory | ||
| race = [[Ogre]] | | race = [[Ogre]] | ||
| level = 4 | | level = 4 | ||
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| cha = 7 | | cha = 7 | ||
| passives = Darkvision, Ogre's Mark, Opportunity Attack, Tenacity (passive feature) | | passives = Darkvision, Ogre's Mark, Opportunity Attack, Tenacity (passive feature) @ Heavy Spiked Club | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Buthir''' is an [[ogre]] in [[Act One]] of ''[[Baldur's Gate 3]]''. She can be found in the [[Forest]], north of the [[Blighted Village]] with her companion [[Grukkoh]]. | '''Buthir''' is an [[ogre]] in [[Act One]] of ''[[Baldur's Gate 3]]''. She can be found in the [[Forest]], north of the [[Blighted Village]] with her companion [[Grukkoh]]. | ||
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The party can avoid combat with the pair if they are either a [[Barbarian]] or a [[Bard]], and pass a [[Skill Check]], with the Bard suggesting the residents of Baldur's Gate would pay well for Bugbear-Ogre smut, while the Barbarian mocks Grukkoh's "puny rutting." | The party can avoid combat with the pair if they are either a [[Barbarian]] or a [[Bard]], and pass a [[Skill Check]], with the Bard suggesting the residents of Baldur's Gate would pay well for Bugbear-Ogre smut, while the Barbarian mocks Grukkoh's "puny rutting." | ||
== Attacks and | == Combat == | ||
=== Attacks and abilities === | |||
{{Feature box|Main Hand Attack|item=Heavy Spiked Club}} | {{Feature box|Main Hand Attack|item=Heavy Spiked Club}} | ||
{{Feature box|Slam (Ogre)}} | {{Feature box|Slam (Ogre)}} | ||
{{Feature box|Buthir's Wrath}} | {{Feature box|Buthir's Wrath}} | ||
{{Feature box|Throw Stone (Ogre)}} | {{Feature box|Throw Stone (Ogre)}} | ||
Latest revision as of 04:37, 22 September 2024
Buthir is an ogre in Act One of Baldur's Gate 3. She can be found in the Forest, north of the Blighted Village with her companion Grukkoh.
Involvement[edit | edit source]
Act One[edit | edit source]
Buthir is found in a barn just outside the Blighted Village, where she and Grukkoh are enjoying a private moment. Should the party interrupt, a cut scene will trigger, after which they will both become hostile.
The party can avoid combat with the pair if they are either a Barbarian or a Bard, and pass a Skill Check, with the Bard suggesting the residents of Baldur's Gate would pay well for Bugbear-Ogre smut, while the Barbarian mocks Grukkoh's "puny rutting."
Combat[edit | edit source]
Attacks and abilities[edit | edit source]
Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft 
Range: 3 m / ft 
Speak with Dead[edit | edit source]
Party member: Who are you?
- Buthir: Butthir... found Grukkoh... found absolute...
Party member: What were you doing in the village?
- Buthir: Looking for weapon. Absolute's... weapon.
- Party member: What weapon were you looking for?
- Buthir: From... crash... took by... bad people...
- Party member: What weapon were you looking for?
Party member: Did you have any valuables?
- Buthir: Have... nothing... looking for... weapon...
- Party member: What weapon were you looking for?
- Buthir: From... crash... took by... bad people...
- Party member: What weapon were you looking for?
Party member: Who killed you?
- Buthir: Someone... interrupt... someone... start fight...
Party member: What were you doing in the barn?
- Buthir: Grukkoh... baby boy... we take a break... together...
- Party member: Were you and Grukkoh in love?
- Buthir: Love... yeah... good love...
- Party member: Were you and Grukkoh in love?
Notes[edit | edit source]
- Killing Buthir grants 75 experience which cannot be granted through dialogue.