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Baldur's Gate Series in Hands of 'The Last of Us' Creator

Craig Mazin, co-creator of "The Last of Us," is thrilled to continue the narrative of "Baldur's Gate 3" in an HBO series, which will serve as a continuation with new characters facing consequences from the game's story, while "The Last of Us" Season 3 may conclude the series following HBO's plan for Druckmann's departure.

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Craig Mazin to Lead HBO's 'Baldur's Gate' Narrative Continuation with Hasbro, Diverging from Game's Story

Craig Mazin, who spearheaded the HBO adaptation of The Last of Us with its creator Neil Druckmann, is now leading another major project: an HBO series based on Baldur’s Gate 3. Mazin will write, produce, and lead the series in collaboration with Hasbro Entertainment executives Jacqueline Lesko, Cecil O’Connor, and Gabriel Marano. According to Deadline, the HBO series will not retell the game’s story but instead continue the narrative, presenting familiar characters with new challenges. Mazin, a fan with nearly 1,000 hours logged in Baldur’s Gate 3, is enthusiastic about continuing the narrative. The creators plan for the series to be ongoing without a predetermined number of seasons. In related news, The Last of Us on HBO may conclude with its third season, and Druckmann will reportedly not be involved in that season.

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