Baldur's Gate 3 OST - Raphael's Final Act (Full Fight Version)

Baldur's Gate 3 Original Soundtrack
Game Developed and Published by Larian Studios
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[dompham]

The reason Raphael doesn't attack you immediately after you pick up the hammer is because he has to get in one last song rehearsal before the fight

[NeXoN]

It was an absolutely amazing decision to have the villain sing their own battle theme.

[Kyowai]

My only regret is that I'll never be able to experience this song for the first time again.

[tyberiousTem]

The fact that Raphael is so egotistical that he made a perfect copy of himself to bang means him singing his own boss music is so in character

[misterhandsome]

Honestly Raphael's questline is what all dnd campaigns want to be. Starting out at level 1 barely able to take on a band of goblins to killing a Devil in his own home at 12, amazing!

[ygma]

Anyone got the feeling that in game awards, when Astarion's voice actor got his reward for best character actor, he wasn't competing against characters from other games, he was competing against other characters from Baldur's Gate 3?

[unrulycrow]

Friendly reminder that Raphael is quite literally an evil bard. In his devil form, he wears the Boots of Brilliance, that restore Bardic Inspiration, his allies in a 18m perimeter all get Inspiration (advantage to STR and DEX saves), his boss song can qualify as Unsettling Words from the College of Eloquence (making the enemy dou t themselves), he's characterised as singing and enjoys writing as well, he presents himself as a refined man and master schemer...

Raphael is an Evil Bard and I love that so much. He's so delighfully entertaining.

[theyondak]

And you can finish the entire game without ever hearing this masterpiece.

[tonyrame]

Raphael overshadowed the end boss, as an antagonist he is a near perfect example. I will never forget him and him singing his own song, the best fight in the game.

[AbbyC]

Every player had the same exact moment of "Wait...is that Raphael singing his own song?" lol

[PaulKHeld]

It caught me totally by surprise when Raphael started singing. Felt like a Disney movie. Awesome experience!

[Dylamn]

Me when I'm doomed, detected, and caught.

[Hoshicho]

When this theme started playing, it was the first time in the entire game I regretted my choices

[Ball_InDistress]

My favourite part about this song is that it's not only musically flawless, but narratively it makes perfect sense. Because of course someone as narcissistic as Raphael would sing his own song. Best boss theme I've ever heard.

[ReignofIndepence]

Fun fact: Raphel's performance check is so high he actually sings all the parts of this song.

[JustinMAuraWielder]

Larian does a better Disney villain song than modern Disney.

[ARHZONE]

Honestly what i love most about Raphael is the fact that he comes off as what i picture the legit Devil would be...not just horns and hellfire, but charismatic, narcissistic, controlling every scene he's in...throughout the whole campaign up till his amazing boss fight, whenever Raphael said he could do something...i legit believed he could.

If he said he could remove your tadpole, i legit believe he had the power to bypass all Asterial and Gith magic just with how confident and sure he was in the scene.

Amazing character all around.

[silvarrensol]

Gotta say, nothing felt better than convincing Raphael's own demon general to attack him in his own house. "Huh. Alright, I'm with you."

[adrenalinerush]

Was really doubting myself when I first heard Raphael singing like a Disney villain while fighting him. This song just fits him so well and it was executed very well in game that it didn't feel cringey at a sudden musical number. Thank you Sir Borislav for your wonderful work. BG3 OST will be a lifelong listen for me.

[heptagramm]

*gets hold monster'd
*Starts singing 'till he's been beaten to death
* Doesn't elaborate further
* Dies and drops the best armour