Make Thisobald kill himself in Baldur's Gate 3.
In Act 2, you can beat Thisobald Thorm in Baldur’s Gate 3 without actually initiating the fight against the character. Thisobald is one of the three Thorm family members that run Reithwin Town following the installation of the curse of the area that made it become known as the Shadow-Cursed Lands. Thisobald Thorm is the owner and keeper of The Waning Moon distillery near Moonrise Towers in Baldur’s Gate 3.
Like the other two Thorms in Reithwin Town, Thisobald can be skipped altogether if you prefer to focus completely on the main story. Nevertheless, getting through Thisobald is vital if you are willing to complete the He Who Was quest in Baldur’s Gate 3. The good thing is that, like his other two family members in the area, Thisobald can be tricked into killing himself, thus avoiding a mini-boss battle.
Be sure to quick-save before each roll in the interaction, in case the die does not roll as intended. Between drinking and telling stories, you will be able to inquire more about Ketheric Thorm, his rule over the region, and other smaller details about the Shadow-Cursed Lands.
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