Baldur's Gate 3: How To Complete Wyrmway Trials in BG3 - All Solutions

Publish date: 2024-05-19
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Wyrmway is a hidden location that you can find while exploring Baldur’s Gate 3. You’ll learn about this location as you progress through the story, and it contains a hidden treasure: Ansur, a bronze dragon. This dragon is supposed to rise up and defend Baldur’s Gate when the city needs it most, and that time is now.

Before you can reach Ansur, there are several trials you need to work your way through and complete as you explore this area. These trials are tests of your character’s valor, and it does help to bring Wyll along with you. There are four big tasks to complete in this area: the Chamber of Courage, the Chamber of Justice, the Chamber of Strategy, and the Chamber of Insight. Here’s what you need to know about how to complete the Wyrmway Trials in Baldur’s Gate 3, and every solution to confront Ansur.

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How to Find Wyrmway in Baldur’s Gate 3

Before you can worry about the trials, tracking down Wrymway is your priority. Your Baldur’s Gate 3 party will learn about it after speaking with Wyll’s father, whom you can save by successfully navigating the Iron Throne and sealing Wyll’s pact with Mizora. After this, Wyll’s father, the Grand Duke, talks about Wyrmway and shares a book about where you can find it.

You’ll need to track back to the front of Wyrm’s Rock Fortress and navigate underneath the tower, jumping off the side of the ledge to the right of the main bridge. Once down here, find the small rock entrance, sneak into Wyrm’s Rock Prison, and proceed to the west side. There are a pair of Dragon Head Lanterns on that side, and you need to use any Lightning to hit them and activate the hidden passageway, unlocking the Wyrmway entrance.

When you arrive at Wyrmway, there are several chambers that you’ll need to complete if you want to advance and meet with Arsur, the bronze dragon. These are themed trials, each in a separate chamber, and each needs to be completed in Baldur’s Gate 3. You have the Chamber of Courage, the Chamber of Justice, the Chamber of Strategy, and the Chamber of Insight.

How to Complete The Chamber of Courage in Baldur’s Gate 3

You and your party will be asked to carry a glowing torch underneath the Balduran statue for the Chamber of Courage. When one of your Baldur’s Gate 3 party members grabs the torches, the trial begins, and you’ll have to face off against the various enemies that appear for the next four turns.

For the Chamber of Courage, I feel it’s best for a character who does not attack too much and who has the highest AC of your Baldur’s Gate 3 group to protect the torch. This way, the other characters can focus on the elementals that appear and defeat them as they spawn throughout the encounter. There’s not much of a mystery outside of this strategy and preparing to fight Elementals.

How to Complete The Chamber of Justice in Baldur’s Gate 3

The trial is in the Chamber of Justice. Here, you’ll be judged by your character’s sense of Justice, and your Baldur’s Gate 3 party will be asked to find a way through the dark fog at the center of the room. Unfortunately, the Chamber of Justice statue doesn’t offer much inside. However, the best way to approach this is to figure out how to reach the center. You’ll need a particular spell to do this: Remove Curse.

For my Baldur’s Gate 3 party, I had Shadowheart with me, and as a Cleric, she had access to Remove Curse. I gave it to her in her spellbook and used it on the dark fog at the center of the room. You’ll also need to use it on the three paintings. After you’ve done this, the Baldurian Statue requires that judgment be passed.

The three paintings tell a story you must solve in Baldur’s Gate 3 to pass the Chamber of Justice. After observing the three paintings, select which you believe should be the proper sentence for the red-haired man. For an appropriate story of what happened, look at the painting surrounding the red-haired man’s life and why he was imprisoned in the first place. The man is given to the gallows. However, the correct answer is for the red-haired man to be sent to prison. Place the cell painting in the center.

How to Complete The Chamber of Strategy in Baldur’s Gate 3

The next trial will be in the Chamber of Strategy. The trial’s goal is to apply a proper strategy, and your Baldur’s Gate 3 group must complete the game in two turns to bring the Dark King down and win.

The goal is to capture the purple king, which you can find on the northeast side of the room. The first move you need to make is the white queen on the west side and have it attack the purple pawn on the east side.

The second move requires that you move the white queen again. Click on it, and have it move to another pawn before the purple king. After you take this pawn, the queen is protected and can take the purple king, winning the game and advancing this chamber in Baldur’s Gate 3.

How to Complete the Chamber of Insight in Baldur’s Gate 3

The final chamber in the Wyrmway is the Chamber of Insight. Like the previous trials, you and your Baldur’s Gate 3 party need your insight to complete this trial. You need to make three choices during this trial, and here, you’ll need to eliminate one of the three options: Stedd, Ampas, or Suelto.

Read the various flying books floating around the chamber to learn more about these advisors. Each provides ways that these advisors suggest how to handle the city now that the war is over. Between the three choices, Suelto believes that eradicating the other side is the best course of action to ensure they never rise again. Choose to eliminate Suelto, and your Baldur’s Gate 3 group will have passed this trial.

After completing the final trial, the doorway to Wyrmway will open up. You and your Baldur’s Gate 3 party can now speak with Ansur, the bronze dragon underneath Baldur’s Gate.

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Zack Palm is the Senior Writer of Gamepur and has spent over five years covering video games, and earned a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Oregon State University. He spends his free time biking, running tabletop campaigns, and listening to heavy metal. His primary game beats are Pokémon Go, Destiny 2, Final Fantasy XIV, and any newly released title, and he finds it difficult to pull away from any Star Wars game.

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