Can volo remove the parasite

Imagine the desperate urgency that arises when you have a ticking timebomb of a tadpole in your brain. The question that lingers is: should you trust Volo – the self-proclaimed anthropologist and terrible poet – to operate on your precious skull in the mesmerizing world of Baldur’s Gate 3?

As you navigate through the treacherous choices to save yourself from the parasite devouring your brain, a myriad of options presents themselves. However, caution is paramount, as the consequences could be fatal or, at best, result in a permanent stat reduction. Yet, in the midst of this chaos, when Volo offers his expertise in your camp, you may find yourself contemplating whether to let him wield an ice pick on your behalf.

It might sound absurd, but brace yourself for the unexpected twist. Despite Volo’s less-than-impressive surgical skills (placing you in grave danger of a lobotomy), he redeems himself by gifting you with a remarkable magical item—a false eye. This enchanted eye grants you the remarkable ability to see invisible creatures.

When playing a game like Baldur’s Gate 3, every detail and ability matters, especially when you reach Act 2 and encounter monsters that rely heavily on shadows. This is where the See Invisibility ability becomes particularly useful.

Normally, See Invisibility is a Level 2 Divination Spell that wizards unlock at Level 10. However, with Volo’s gifted eye, you have a permanent passive ability that allows you to see invisible entities. The only downside is that your new eye color will clash with your character’s aesthetic, but that’s purely cosmetic.

If you’re curious about other significant choices in the game, have you considered consuming the Mind Parasites in your inventory? Doing so grants you new abilities, but be aware that there may be consequences to consider.