Baldur's Gate 3 Romances Explained
Romances have been a part of the Baldur’s Gate franchise for a long time now. First introduced in Baldur’s Gate 2, they were revolutionary for their time, and allowed players to form complex romantic relationships with some of their companions. It should come as no surprise that Baldur’s Gate III is taking this gameplay system to a new level. You will be able to romance all of your Companions in the game, regardless of your gender, race, or class. Though, there are a couple of things about this that you will need to be aware of. We are going to go over everything you need to know about BG3 love and sex in this Baldur’s Gate 3 Romances Explained guide.
Baldur’s Gate 3 Romances ExplainedHow do Romances Work in BG3?
Each of the following companions in the game can be romanced. These are: Astarion, Shadowheart, Gale, Lae’zel, Wyll, Karlach, Halsin, Jaheira, Minthara, and Minsc. It doesn’t matter if the Companion in question is an Origin one, or a character that you can only recruit but not select to play as during character creation – such as Jaheira and Minsc – you will be able to romance them regardless. The exception to this is the Dark Urge Origin, which is only available for the player character, and won’t appear as a separate Companion if you don’t select to play as the Durge. There’s also the option to romance other players.
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For example, Shadowheart appreciates kindness and generally avoiding conflict. On the other hand, Lae’zel prefers the direct (and usually bloody) method to problem-solving. You need to keep this in mind, as Companions that don’t appreciate you enough won’t be open to a romantic relationship. Talk to them several times – especially during camp scenes – and your intimate connection will culminate in a steamy love scene.
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