A talentedBaldur’s Gate 3fan online has created some awesome conceptMagic: The Gatheringcards based on the Chosen three of Enver Gortash, Ketheric Thorm, and Orin the Red. As three of the main antagonists ofBaldur’s Gate 3, the trio are a memorable bunch for fans of the game.
WhenBaldur’s Gate 3was released almost two years ago, it instantly captured the hearts of gamers everywhere. Like many popular games, the internet became flooded with creations based onBaldur’s Gate 3, with talented fans showing off their many talents to pay tribute to their new favorite game. This has only continued with time, withBaldur’s Gate 3fan creationsgetting more and more impressive all the time. This kind of thing helps keep the game in the public eye long beyond its release period, and there’s certainly no suggestion ofBaldur’s Gate 3running out of steam anytime soon.
Redditor atomicpunk88 shared their impressive conceptMagic: The Gatheringcards, which pay tribute toBaldur’s Gate 3’s Chosen three. Both Ketheric Thorm and Enver Gortash get one card each, while Orin the Red gets two, with a special appearance for her Bhaal’s Slayer form. They even have abilities that are relevant to each character, which shows the thought that has gone into these cards by atomicpunk88.
These Fan-Made Magic: The Gathering Cards Are an Awesome BG3 Tribute
It was pointed out thatMagic: The Gatheringalready has a collaboration withBaldur’s Gate 3namedCommander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate, and these fan-made cards would feel right at home alongside those designs. One user even questioned whyBaldur’s Gate 3’s antagonistsweren’t included in the collaboration in the first place, but alas, atomicpunk88 has definitely made the next best thing.
WithLarian releasing the final major update forBaldur’s Gate 3a few months ago and officially moving on from the game, it is fan creations like this that will carry the torch and keep the game alive. Whether it be out-of-game creations or in-game mods with new content to enjoy, it all serves the same purpose of enhancing the legacy ofBaldur’s Gate 3. Whatever developer is tasked with creatingBaldur’s Gate 4for Wizards of the Coast has a very difficult task to live up to its predecessor.
