5 Possible Final Bosses for Baldur’s Gate 4

Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)

There is talk of a new Baldur’s Gate. I have some ideas of good possible final bosses. I think Vlakith, the Gith Queen could be a good option. She was left as an unresolved problem in the previous game. She can one day bring an invading force to Baldur’s Gate.

So, the game starts in the city and then the protagonists have to run away. They return to the city with an army. Those that you do not recruit get taken over by this Queen. The second boss would be a Beholder. The characters can have blindfolds to limit their exposure to the big eye ball.

The Mindflares can be good guys this time. They end up having to rebuild the cult of the absolute to go deal with the Beholder. In the final battle, it becomes a fight between Mother Brain and Big Eyeball boss. The third idea is Raistlin from the bad timeline. When he failed to recreate the world in his image, he went to conquer a new one.

He was sealed away by that Magic Goddess from the game. I forget her name. He then breaks out of Gale, killing him. At a certain point, one of his avatars joins the main character’s party. He looks and acts like his brother Cameron. However, you can tell that it is the final boss because his eyes have Hourglass shape.

In theory, you can use his avatar to fight the final boss. Like split personality type of deal, or what little remains of his good side. Think of it like what they did in Devil May Cry 5 with V and Vergil. The next big baddies should be vampires.

Lots and lots of vampires. At the end of Baldur’s Gate 3, Astarion released a lot of vampire spawns into the wild. They eventually came back to cause chaos. The good guys are going to be different vampires spawns. Their lord has tasked them to get rid of those blood thirsty lunatics. To walk in the sunlight, they have Vampisol.

It is a potion created by Cuban Vampires. It makes vampires immune to sunlight, but it weakens their vampire powers. So, it is a tradeoff. You can only ever fight at full strength when the sun goes down. My final suggestion is the fish folks BOOAL.

The main character can return to Baldur’s Gate one day, but the citizens are acting fishy. Think of it like Call of Cthulhu, Baldur’s Gate edition. Plus, all 3 Baldur’s Gate have something to do with Baal. So, why not his fish cousin BOOAL, for variety’s sake. That way you can have your cake and eat it too.