Completing the main story in Baldur’s Gate 3 will take most players around 80 hours to get through, and after hours of choices upon choices, you likely want to see how you story ended. However, the ending is fairly abrupt, and to settle any of confusion, I’ll go over whether there is an epilogue or not in BG3.
Is There an Epilogue in Baldur’s Gate 3?
Right now, there is no proper epilogue in Baldur’s Gate 3, and when the main story quest ends, the screen cuts to black with credits. Any interaction you had with your companions in those final moments, which are cutscenes, is essentially the end of the game. Unless updates are added to the game, there is no way to see the outcome of most of your choices.
You may be expecting a summary screen like there is at the end of Divinity Original Sin 2. However, there is no summary of your actions in Baldur’s Gate 3 at the time of this writing. After the credits roll, there is only one final scene that I would describe more as a post-credit snippet rather than an Epilogue.
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In the scene, Withers is simply speaking to a mural of the three Gods: Myrkul, Bane, and Bhaal. He simply mocks them for overestimating themselves and relying on a foiled plot. But after that scene ends, you are brought back to the main menu. What you see at the end of the main battle is the extent of what you learn about the outcomes of each character.
Rumors on Reddit have spread around the Baldur’s Gate 3 community that some content may have been removed for the time being or cut during the development period. There has been no official comment about this from Larian Studios, so they remain rumors. What we have for an end in BG3 though is certainly a far cry from 17,000 variations.
Before you reach the end of the game, make sure to gather all your allies in Baldur’s Gate 3.