Q: How can players access the Oubliette location in Baldur's Gate 3?

A: Players can reach the Oubliette in multiple ways, such as finding a crack in the wall when investigating suspicious sounds, being thrown into the area by not completing Act 2, or using spells like Misty Step or Dimension Door.

Q: How do players get to the other side of the Oubliette beneath the Moonrise Towers?

A: Players need to complete the main story quest titled "Defeat Ketheric Thorm." Afterward, they should interact with a broken tower emitting a red glow, located on the Moonrise Tower Rooftop near coordinates X -130, Y -177. By doing so, they can reach the other side after ascending the tower and defeating a major boss.

Q: What should players do if they want to exit the Oubliette?

A: If trapped in the Oubliette, players can look for a membrane nearby. Destroying this membrane will provide an exit from the area.

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Baldur’s Gate 3 Oubliette: How to Reach The Other Side

August 16, 2023

By Nicholas Tan

The Baldur’s Gate 3 Oubliette location is a confusing, bloody area beneath the Moonrise Towers, leaving players wondering how to get to the other side and what to do in this location in the first place. There are multiple ways to reach this Oubliette area. One way is finding the crack in the wall after figuring out where the…

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