Baldur's Gate 3 can be a very dark game at times, but one thing that it won't let you do is kill children. Well... that isn't strictly true. It won't let you kill children outside of story decisions, so you can't just go into combat and start slaughtering kiddos. Apart from goblin kids, oddly. But I digress.
This inability to kill kids in combat has the unintended effect of making them amazing allies, if only they'd follow your commands. Usually, this is impossible, but finally, two years after launch, someone has made this a reality.
My actions shouldn't have consequences... right?
Baldur's Gate 3 content creator Morgana Evelyn has come up with an exploit that lets you permanently recruit an army of child followers - who don't even have to follow the usual rules of combat. Unlike their adult counterparts, child followers can move around and use abilities as much as they like, letting them tear through your enemies, as long as you leave your morals at the door.
Morgana Evelyn pulled this off for her challenge run: beating the game without letting an enemy take a single turn. Through some very out-of-the-box thinking, she pulls this off with various...
