In Baldur's Gate 3's first act, you find a witch hiding in an illusory swamp with a woman called Mayrina. Desperate for her husband back, Mayrina has agreed to give Auntie Ethel her unborn child in exchange for a magical device that will resurrect him.
You can actually follow this thread through and bring Connor Vinderblad back to life using the Bitter Divorce wand, but as with all necromancy, there's a catch—he's a shambling, rotting corpse.
Usually that's the end of it. You can give him back to Mayrina or keep the staff for yourself and summon him whenever you fancy, which usually means never. But one player decided to bring Connor all the way to the final boss of the game so that he could help stop the Absolute in honour of his wife, becoming a hero even after death.
Unfortunately, Connor only has 22 health, so he's a bit squishy. And since he's a mangled corpse, he isn't very useful in a fight. That being said, fans are sharing stories of Connor coming in clutch at the very end of the game when battling it out with the Netherbrain.
"In my second playthrough [...] Connor gave the...
