In Baldur's Gate 3, you can choose to support the demon Raphael, or break the contract that binds Yugil.
Killing Raphael's old enemies and breaking Yugil's contract are two interrelated optional side quests. After meeting Raphael, he will ask the protagonist to kill his old friend. This guide will provide you with all the useful details to decide whether to support Raphael or help Yugir break the demonic pact.
This quest is also directly related to Astron, because in exchange, Raphael promises to tell him about the runes engraved on Asdelon's back. Read on to find out what happens to players after killing Ugier or keeping him alive and helping him break the contract.
Baldur's Gate 3: Should you support Raphael or Ugill?
Most of the decisions in Baldur's Gate 3 have a significant impact on the story and gameplay experience. If this isn't the first time players have encountered Raphael, they know how good this demon is at trickery and how he likes to make unfair deals. At the same time, Ugil is a demon, but in this case, he is a victim. Raphael promised to give him freedom in exchange for the Dark Inquisitor in the trial where he killed Shar. Here's what players can expect after choosing one of these options:
The side that supported Raphael
If the player wants to strengthen their relationship with Asdalen, they should not hesitate to kill Ugier and support Raphael. Fights can begin immediately after the encounter with O'Thorne, but be prepared because Ugier is a formidable opponent. In addition, there is another way to end Yugil, and that is to make him commit suicide, if any character has a high charisma.
The side that supports Ugir
If the player doesn't kill Ugier, Asdalon will be angry because he doesn't learn about the runes engraved on his back. This choice will require the player to pass a persuasion or deception test. After this, fans are unlikely to develop a romantic relationship with Asdalen. By choosing this option, Yugir can become a powerful ally, and players can summon him in tough battles.