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Should You Give Raphael Crown Or Not In BG3?

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Based on research, we highly recommend that players not accept Raphael’s deal.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is a game that presents players with many choices and decisions.

One of the first decisions players will encounter is what to do with the Mindflayer Tadpole implanted in their brains.

In BG3, players have two options either to give Raphel a crown or not. The crown controls the Elder Brain. Raphel also promises to give you a powerful weapon called the Orphic Hammer to replace a crown.

Continue reading to learn about Raphael and the crown in Baldur’s Gate 3.

Who Is Raphael In Baldur’s Gate 3?

Raphael is a cambion character in Baldur’s Gate 3, initially disguised as a human.

Players can find him in Act 1, Act 2 and Act 3.

His health is 666, with strength of 18, dexterity of 25, constitution of 17, wisdom of 13, charisma of 19, and intelligence of 14.

Additionally, a cambion is a creature with both human and devilish traits.

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Raphael plays a significant role in the game’s narrative.

Similarly, Raphael is an intriguing, non-playable character (NPC) at Camp in the game.

His passive features are Darkvision, Devil’s sight, Fiendish Blessing (+2AC) and more.

Furthermore, his abilities are Ascended Fiend, Fire Bolt and Multi-Attack.

Initially concealing his true identity as a cambion, Raphael assumes a human guise upon the first encounter.

What Does Raphael Offer In BG3?

In Baldur’s Gate 3, Raphael offers to assist the player character in removing the Mindflayer Tadpole from their brain.

However, he requests the player to give him the crown that controls the Elder Brain in exchange for his help.

In addition to curing the player of the Illithid Parasite, he also offers them the Orphic Hammer as part of the deal.

Raphael explaining about the hammer.
Raphael offers the cure and the Orphic hammer.

Similarly, the Orphic Hammer is a powerful weapon that can defeat enemies in combat.

Moreover, it is up to the player to decide whether or not to accept Raphael’s offer and retrieve the crown for him.

Also, read more about Baldur’s Gate 3: Ancient Giant Eagle and Grand Duke Ravengard.

Raphael Crown Choices In Baldur’s Gate 3

Raphael, a Tiefling, claims he can cure the player if they give the crown in return.

The crown begs the question, “Should players accept his deal to rid themselves of the parasite?”

Therefore, you should give Raphael a crown for the question and consider the outcome.

Here is what happens if you accept or decline the Raphael offer in the game:

1. Accept The Offer

If you accept Raphael’s offer in Baldur’s Gate 3, he will help you remove the Mindflayer Tadpole from your brain.

In addition to curing you of the Illithid Parasite, Raphael will also give you the Orphic Hammer as part of the deal.

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You must defeat the monster of Raphael.

Furthermore, accepting his deal will also require you to deal with a high-level demon.

Moreover, a few failed skill checks could cause considerable damage to your party.

2. Decline The Offer

If you decline Raphael’s offer in Baldur’s Gate 3, the demon will get offended, but the deal will remain available.

Similarly, if you ever change your mind, you can make a deal with the devil.

After passing on the offer, your party’s respect for you will also increase, and you’ll be free of Raphael’s strings moving forward.

Further, refusing Raphael doesn’t mean you must miss out on his offerings.

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It’s better to reject the offer of Raphael.

Furthermore, you can still get your hands on the Orphic Hammer, but it will require you to go on a sneaky operation.

You’ll need to gather information regarding the devil to get the Orphic Hammer without Raphael’s offer in BG3.

Don’t kill Yurgir while completing the Gauntlet of Shar quest.

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You can get an Orphic hammer even without accepting Raphael’s offer.

The Bottom Line

In BG3, Raphael will ask for the crown instead of curing your illness, and players can either give the crown trusting him.

Further, accepting Raphael’s offer may seem like an easy way out, but it is not worth it in the long run in BG3.

Moreover, players should dedicate their time to finding a better way to help their characters than making a deal with a literal devil.

Continue reading about BG3: Shadow Cursed Vines and Stillmaker.
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