Volothamp Geddarm is timeless. Literally. After the Spellplague, Mystra and Elminster worked together to make an anchor to keep the Weave stable, and they chose the most unlikely thing possible: An incredibly foolhardy Wizard and Bard, best known as Volo. If Volo dies, the Weave goes with him, making all of reality highly unstable as a result.

Mechanically speaking, if Volo dies, anyone who casts a spell will be inflicted with a variation of Wild Magic, which will proc 100% of the time. This mod is compatible with mods that add to the Wild Magic table, and is best enjoyed with as many possibilities as possible.

In addition, you have a high chance of one of the following occurring:

• The damage type for a spell that deals damage may permanently change (not reflected in tooltip)
• Money (between 1 and 1000) appears in your bag
• Money (up to 100) is removed from your bag
• Your turn immediately ends
• Your equipped item is unequipped
• You are affected by a Random Status
• A Random Projectile spell fires upon you
• An Random Explosion occurs, centered on you
• Your character immediately dies
• All your cooldowns are reset
• A Random Surface is created under your feet
• A Random Pool Surface is created under your feet
• Your Tadpole Powers are lost
• You forget the spell you cast
• All your summons are dispelled

This mod works with Baldur's Gate 3 Mod Manager, and possibly Vortex and Manual Installations. BG3 Mod Managers is by far the simplest method, and as such is recommended one.

Weave of Prophecy should go near the top of your load order, but underneath any major library mods (Community Library, 5e spells, 2e spells, etc.)

1. Download the latest release, and unzip the .pak file.
2. Open BG3 Mod Manager, click File->Import Mod.
3. Select ToppleTheWeave.pak.
4. Once it's imported, hit refresh.
5. Hit "Save Load Order to File."

• Laughing Leader's Mod Manager

• Larian Studios Discord

• Larian Software, for working on Baldur's Gate 3 and bringing 5th Edition to PC.
• The Baldur's Gate 3 Modding Community.
• Norbyte for their work making the Script Extender.
• Kvalyr and Eralyne, for making awesome SE-based mods.
• ShinyHobo for their work easing the process of creating .pak files.
• Alana for the creation of the Mod Manager Compatibility Images.