Baldur's Gate 3: Find the Nightsong Walkthrough
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Baldur's Gate 3 has a host of puzzles and interesting items, such as The Iron Flask and Soul Coins. One such item, the Nightsong, is supposedly a powerful artifact wanted by a wizard in Baldur's Gate. As soon as your character learns about it, it will be added to the Journal.
However, it's unclear exactly how to find this artifact - the only meaningful information you get is that it is inside the Temple of Selune, that the Goblins have taken over. Once you reach the temple, it becomes clear that it is massive, and the artifact is nowhere to be found. Keep reading for an explanation of how to begin the Nightsong Quest, where to find it, and how to complete the quest line.
Updated by Abigail Angell on August 22nd, 2023: While many players have not yet reached Act 3 and beyond of the Main Story Quest, those who have been wondering how to finish the Nightsong Quest once and for all. To answer that question, a new section has been added to this article after a heavy spoiler warning.
There are a number of ways to trigger the Nightsong quest to pop up in your Journal. The most surefire ways are:
Options one and three will give you the most information to work with and are not mutually exclusive, so doing both is advised.
Finding the Nightsong will first require entering the Underdark. Once in the Underdark, you'll need to successfully navigate to the Myconid Village, then either battle them or convince them to be neutral to you. This will set off a series of choices in which you need to navigate two opposing factions in the village. Either faction can get you where you need to go - your goal for finding the Nightsong is being rewarded with treasure from a hidden room in the colony.
Unfortunately, the treasure in the secret room isn't the Nightsong. Instead, this room contains the Shadow of the Menzoberranzan, which is an uncommon helm that bestows the ability to turn invisible on the wearer. As for the Nightsong quest, your journal will now read, "The trail has gone cold." At this point, it is best to consider the quest temporarily complete for your own sanity because you won't get any additional information until you reach Moonrise Towers.
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