Sovereign Glut |
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| Location | Underdark |
| Act | Act 1 |
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Sovereign Glut is an NPC in Baldur's Gate 3. Sovereign Glut can be found at Underdark. There is a massive amount of NPCs in Baldur's Gate 3, and their ideals, needs and way of living are strictly related to the actions they perform during the course of the game. Their attitude towards you and your party may be affected by the deeds and decisions you and your party have taken on.
Where to find Sovereign Glut in BG3
Sovereign Glut can be found at:
Act 1
- Underdark
- Myconid grotto lower side near waterfall
Sovereign Glut Quests in Baldur's Gate 3
BG3 Sovereign Glut Dialogue Options
You encounter Sovereign Glut in the Underdark. Your interactions with him will be recorded in the journals for Avenge Glut's Circle.
- If you choose to complete his quest, he will want to see the bodies. However, as soon as Glut sees the body he's dissatisfied and wishes to take Spaw's circle. Glut is blinded by his hunger for power and wishes to devour the colony whole. If you take Glut's side you will need to return to the colony and kill everyone including Spaw.
- Alternatively, you can also take Glut to Spaw and talk to the ruler of the Myconid Circle. You can then choose to announce that you will depose Spaw in favor of Glut. Then if you kill only Spaw without hurting anyone else, Glut take control of the colony and you don't have to kill anyone else. If you take Glut's side you will receive Featherlight Boots and Ring of Fire as rewards.
Glut is a sovereign without a circle and he wishes to claim his power back. If you choose the second option, Glut will respond with its own picture of his own home. He will continue to tell you that duergar destroyed his people, and left without a circle. He wishes to join you to help cleans the Duergar rot. He offers to raise the dead and you will have command of it. You can respond with one of the options below:
- Are you sure? It's going to be dangerous.
- Join me? That depends- can you make yourself useful?
- Very well- you may join me.
- I don't need your help.
- I'm not traveling with some overgrown mushroom.
- Leave.
If you accept his help, then you will be given a new quest which is Avenge Glut's Circle. After agreeing to help Sovereign Glut, you will now go to seek the Duergar threatening the peace of the Myconid Colony.
Following this walkthrough, we will keep our word to Sovereign Glut and Thulla. You can now return to the Myconid Colony and inform Glut that the Duergar has been taken care of. He demands to see the bodies, and you can walk back to the area to show him. You can invite him to your party as one of the options.
Once he sees the bodies he wants you to take a side and choose to protect the poltroon.
- Make it worth my while.
- Why not. Spaw's time is done.
- I'll have no part of this.
- If you're so eager for blood, Glut, then let me give it to you.
If you choose dialogue option 1 or 3, Astarion will approve. Siding against Glut will result in combat. This will also complete Avenge Glut's Circle.
BG3 Sovereign Glut Stats
Sovereign Glut General Information
Race: Myconid
Health: 44
AC: 14
Base speed: 8m
Size: Medium
Weight: 130kg
Attitude: 0
Sovereign Glut stats
Strength: 14
Dexterity: 10
Constitution: 16
Intelligence: 12
Wisdom: 10
Charisma: 10
Proficiency Bonus: +2
Initiative: 0
Sovereign Glut Passive Features
Resistances & Weakness
Slashing: Normal
Piercing: Normal
Bludgeoning: Normal
Fire: Vulnerable.
Lightning: Normal
Psychic: Normal
Poison: Normal
Sovereign Glut Notable Loot
- N/A
Sovereign Glut Notes and Tips
- If you part ways with Sovereign Glut at any point before completing his questline he will be in the Myconid circle near the waterfall, beneath the sovereigns platform.
- Sovereign Glut can make spore 'undead' followers. Using that ability on dead hook horrors or the Bulette, for example, can really make the duergar quest and other explorations way easier. If Sovereign Glut dies while having a spore servant, the servant will turn to passive/neutral.(tested while having the bulette)
AnonymousGlut can reanimate the Bulette, who then has to attack-jump through narrow passages, but is otherwise an AMAZING combatant.

AnonymousSo I had glut reanimate the minotaur and was going to take them to fight the spectator, but the minotuar glitched and wouldn't actually roll initiative and fight the spectator. So he was just stuck standing there forever until the spectator just decided to kill them finally as well as glut.

AnonymousStrong characters can carry bodies to a certain size in thier inventory, wonder if you can just go collect some bodies from above ground and experiment with his ressurecting power

AnonymousIf you kill gehk coal before he gets a chance to talk to the player; when you animate him as a spore zombie glut becomes hostile to the player, but only when he's follower in the party. This makes the underdark significantly harder because you can't just abuse glut's haste spores to beat everything in one round.

Anonymousi just discovered he can combine mushrooms...need to investigate this...

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AnonymousI hope someone makes a mod with his spore zombie skill being a skill that can be learned by the player.

AnonymousIs it possible to get de spore follower skill? The spore zombies from the druis were a letdown

AnonymousDid something change in an update because I, like the previous poster can't start this quest, chose second answer, Glut speaks and then dialog ends, can't initiate any other dialog.

AnonymousCan't start his quest. He just says he 'grows among them but is not part of them' and then ends the dialog

AnonymousIf ur gonna kill him dont do it at the colony they don’t let you loot his corpse/ you have to hide and do it but there are always eyes on you smh

Glut can actually resurrect any corpse you can pick up and drop in the Underdark. To test this, I put True Soul Gut's corpse in the Underdark and had Glut use Animating Spores to resurrect her. The only thing is Glut will aggro if you just drop a corpse in front of him for some reason. So I had Karlach ungroup and drop the corpses to test in a different area. It's interesting to see what abilities some of these bosses have and use them yourself.

AnonymousThis mf wants me to kill his neighbor to conquer his colony after having me do his dirty work. A bad choice for someone in smiting distance.

AnonymousI accepted Glut's quest to take over Spaw's place, but I thought I would be able to out him to Spaw, but the only option I am given is to attack him, so isn't there a way to double cross Glut?

AnonymousI now have a Bulette roaming around my camp while I'm on an adventure lol
Went down to the fish guys before camping to see if Glut would follow; he did. Followed me to camp, too, with his Spore minion.
Well, seems Shadow and Lae'zel had a "misunderstanding" lol, and having the cup full with Lae'zel I didn't bother to prevent it from happening (not using her either).
After all this, Glut starts a cutscene; "Blood has been spilt on holy ground!" and attacks me :'D
The whole camp joins in (vs Glut) including the Bulette. Now the Bulette is in my camp (and I expect another fight IN camp next time I go rest lol)
Oh and Glut's corpse seem to leave camp with us :P
AnonymousIf you choose to stay "neutral" (option 2) his spore minion will fight WITH you (did for me at least) but upon reloading save it was hostile. Before loading, it was green (ally) even after Glut was dead.
If siding with Glut you do NOT have to "kill everyone", just Spaw.
If people have issues with multiple betrayals, it may be because of some order you do things IN the Myconid colony (instead of outside).
I recommend "hiring" Glut as early as possible, to make everything easier (including dealing with the beach Duregars).
You can also visit Grymforge before all this, and the Slave Hunter Duregars don't seem to be affiliated with a faction.
You do unfortunately not get XP from killing i.e. Bulette a second time (after being turned into a Spore Servant).
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AnonymousConfirmed that you can spore the Drows (tried it on the guy with Hook Horror "minions") and keep their spells etc. Of course this is the last thing I do in the entire Underdark, lol. Oh well (used Hook Horror for the beach fight, was fun).

AnonymousWord of Advise. If you bring a Bulette back to life. Dismiss it before saying no to Glut.....

AnonymousIf you encounter the "bug" where he will stop talking to you after a few lines, try to look for a second sovereign - "Spaw". After you have spoken with both of them, Glut should offer you his quest.

AnonymousI killed Gekh Coal before he could act, then raised him as a Spore Servant. I tried having him use him animate dead spell, but the stupid zombies rezzed as enemies to me. After the fight, I sided against Glut, but Gehk was still allied with me against Glut. Just goes to show, you can't trust the undead.

AnonymousI revived bulette and minotaur and think the former is more powerful. Did anyone try reviving spectator?

AnonymousAfter being named Peace Bringer and killing Glut, you became King Spirit after talk with Spaw

Anonymousman i wish my Spore Druid could have that Spore Follower ability

Anonymous14 Str, 10 Dex, 16 Con, 12 Int, 10 Wis, 10 Cha [Creature Type: Plant] AC 14, 57 HP, Darkvision 40ft, Has Multi-attack vs Prone Targets, Muscular Trait: Adv on Checks and Saves using Athletics, Sun Sickness Racial Debuff

AnonymousBe stealthy when you get to yhe Underdark and reach the myconid colony, recruit Glut then use him to kill enemies leaving the duergar ones for last, he can revive even the minotaurs and bulette and have them fight for you, very OP


Once you overthrow Spaw, Sovereign Glut resurrects any myconid you may have slain in the battle. Furthermore, he resurrects ANY corpses nearby. He even resurrects corpses he isn't able to when he is in your party, like mindflayers. I had a little fun with this by gathering all corpses I could find in act one and if you litter the area around him, he eventually resurrects all of them. Be careful with the placement because the mushroom zombies don't move and can easily stop him from reaching other corpses.
I had about 150 corpses and chose 4 different areas to drop about 1/4th of the corpses in each spot. You have to be careful with this because certain corpses are considered "illegal" to throw on the ground. Not sure the logic behind this, but I think it's if you have a red loot button if you right click on any given corpse in your inventory. So use stealth in certain blind spots of the myconid as areas to drop them. If you use a drag and drop method with your mouse from the camp chest into your inventory you can go much higher than your character's carry limit. My character was walking around with 24 thousand pounds of corpses.
Anyways, I waited around for a few hours afk and before long, Glut was done resurrecting and dancing with his fellow myconid in victory. Okay, I quick save and started battle. Perhaps a better computer than mine can handle this, but 150 enemies in one fight really bogged my game down (who would've guessed?). Each enemy turn took about 3 minutes for most of them to just dash and stand there doing essentially nothing.
I tried my best, but having only 4 turns to the enemy's 150 or so at approximately 3 minutes each meant that I would have to wait about 7-8 hours per turn. Unless my computer's just bad (likely) or having some really good AOE (I didn't) to clear out a bunch of the weaklings, the enduring this slow of gameplay is simply unbearable for me. And that's nothing to say of the difficulty of the fight itself. Most enemies seem willing to fight if they can find a path to your characters, but most can't and don't do anything. And some enemies are clearly not meant to be resurrected. Bloated hyenas, for example, were never programmed to move so they have 0 movement and just stand still.
Would probably be better to find a dozen or two difficult enemies to donate to the Glut Colony and have a nice boss brawl to challenge yourself with if you do want to do this.
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