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Whether you chose violence or call it an accident, these NPCs found their demise in your playthroughs. Not sure what Volo did to you all to deserve this.

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Played Dragon Heist and maybe it's just the way my DM voiced him but every player immediately hated Volo. Even the Paladin was trying to ruin that dude's life.

It’s the % of the number of times the npc was killed where the player was the Durge, not the number of times the Durge killed the NPC. One assumes that it wasn’t normalized by number of plays though, so it’s probably as low as it is because of there being a lot more non-Durge runs than Durge runs!

He infected my brain is what he did! Ruined my reputation! (I still won't let him die in game though, because for some reason this silly little wizard is vital to the existence of magic itself) ((Still yeeting him at the wall like cooked pasta though)) #VolothampGeddarm #3YearsOfVolo

I had soooo many "whoops, npc death" accidents on my honor mode run. I'm surprised to see more people chose Gontr Mael than Titanstring.

Volo will be fine, he'll be revived by the Weave and appear in another town somewhere thinking he just had too much to drink. Rolan though. Look, There are some bugs with him in the Tower and DOT effects and surfaces! He started to ask me what was going on just as I slipped on ice and he attacked!

I've beaten the game over 40 times and I've almost always saved Rolan and gave him the best possible ending! He only ever died in my first game, and to bugs on Honor Mode where I couldn't fix it! I even used a glitch in honor mode to add him to my party to avoid killing him when he slipped on ice!

More non-Dark Urge players have managed to murder Alfira than Dark Urge players. Spawn of Bhaal or not, maybe it’s time to stop pointing fingers.

Some of you faced the Absolute with the most powerful weapons, others decided to bring a charcuterie board to a fight with a giant brain. Speaking of weapons, you’ve been very skilled at finding the rarer ones in the game. Shout out to the folk who willingly wielded the rusty Poo-Scraper in Act 3.

Now I wish we still had our nutbuster, maybe we’d go defeat the elder brain with it. Oh well i guess we just need to throw something sillier at it

For some of you, the strategy has been getting the entire party pissed before entering combat. Bottoms up for Drunken Master Monks, we suspect you are partially to blame for these.

It's not that I don't WANT to rest, I've just run across the entirety of the lower city trying to find a way to stop Baldur's Mouth *without* killing someone. It just wouldn't be Illmater appropriate. So I don't get to sleep, and frankly if Volo didn't get himself tied up this would be a lot easier.

Save counts are a bit low but probably me, veteran RPG player you see. Save. Often. (It got worse when I played Skyrim & Fallout 4 which crash a lot so I'd do a save before entering a dungeon/instance, again when inside, repeat on exit.)

Hi, DreXus2077. Pretty sure I’m one of the players that used the poo scaper in Act 3. If I recall, I had Karlach throw it at a Githyanki underneath the Elf Song because I was out of other throwables.