Q: Where should I go in the Baldur's Gate 3 Astral Plane to continue my quest?

A: In the Astral Plane, you need to locate and click on the semi-circle round gate. It often appears behind where your party members enter the plane, which can be misleading. You can identify this gate by its distinct purple hue coming from the cave behind it.

Q: The gate in the Astral Plane is missing when I return. What could be the reason and how do I fix it?

A: This can be a known issue. If you go back to camp and take a full rest, the portal might disappear upon your return to the Astral Plane. There's a possibility that you may need to engage in a specific fight within the plane again to make the portal reappear. If this doesn't work, you might need to reload an earlier save before that particular fight.

Q: Once I've finished in the Astral Plane, how can I exit?

A: After completing your objectives in the Astral Plane, you'll find a portal near the semi-circle round gate. Use this portal, and you'll be taken back to the Inquisitor's Chamber.

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