There are many important choices that players will make during their campaign in Baldur's Gate 3. Some of these choices will have a major impact on the game's narrative, making choosing the right options crucial. One such decision that players will face during Act 3 of BG3 is when Mizora offers Wyll to break his pact with her or save his father, Duke Ravengard, from certain death.

Players will come across Grand Duke Ravengard crowning Gortash as the next Archduke of Baldur's Gate. However, Wyll is quick to point out that something is amiss with his father. After this, Mizora invites you to meet her at the camp, where she will reveal that the real Grand Duke Ravengard is imprisoned somewhere, and only she knows about it. And since you don't want the sorcerer to lose his power or even fall to the Archdevil for no reason, here's everything you need to know about whether you should break the pact or save his father.

In our opinion, players should break Wyll's Pact in Baldur's Gate 3 instead of letting him accept the contract with Mizora. The main reason for this is that Mizora doesn't reveal everything about Duke Ravengard, and her claim that he will die immediately is a lie. You will still be able to track him down even if you don't choose the direct option. However, you may find it much harder without the cambion's help.

Other than certain objective changes, there are no major consequences if you choose to break the contract in BG3. Additionally, Wyll will be free of his pact and you will also have his warlock abilities for your party for the remainder of your campaign playthrough.