BG3 Honor Mode Tips: Easy Mirror of Loss +2 Buff for You and ALL Companions (no inspiration needed)

Jack Durge demonstrates how to easily get the Mirror of Loss +2 buff in your choice of Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma for you and all your companions, and without using inspiration points. Must be level 12 to do this successfully.

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1. Introduction 00:00-00:13
2. Mirror of Loss for Noobs 00:14-05:24
3. Lae'zel Volunteers as Tribute 05:25-05:45
4. Go to Withers 05:46-06:02
5. Change Class to Druid 06:03-06:27
6. Choose Religion Skill 06:28-06:51
7. Multi-class to Rogue 06:52-07:10
8. Choose Religion Expertise 07:11-7:50
9. Set Intelligence to Twenty 07:51-09:30
10. Bard Hireling 09:31-09:44
11. Mage's Friend 09:45-09:59
12. Shifter's Boon Ring 10:00-11:04
13. How to Go to Mirror of Loss 11:05-12:40
14. Guaranteed Bonuses 12:41-15:39
15. Con to this Method 15:40-16:02
16. Many Thanks 16:03-16:28

Jack Durge is a sycophant "Jack-of-all-Trades" who likes collecting people as he travels. Join his adventures and misadventures through Faerûn as he accepts as many quests as possible while backstabbing along the way to get the Jack-of-all-Trades and Foehammer achievements.

This is my first Durge and Honour Mode playthrough of Baldur's Gate 3, and second playthrough overall. My very first playthrough was a Tav on balanced difficulty with a lot of save scumming.

Get "expert" tips on how to clear the Honour Mode difficulty of BG3 by watching Jack Durge struggle through hunger (80 camp supplies for long rest from 40 in Balanced), poverty (higher cost of goods from traders), and his self-esteem (more powerful enemies with legendary actions while he gets stuck at Level 1).

The Jack Durge Baldur's Gate 3 honor mode playthrough was done from May 12 to August 26, 2024 (Version Number: v4.1.1.5022896). BG3 is for mature audiences. Content warning: graphic violence, sexual situations, abuse of minors, and language. Please be mindful of your triggers.

Sound credits:
Bard Dance by Borislav Slavov