Baldur’s Gate 3 offers the chance to find love in Faerûn, but like many other aspects of the game, the choice of whom to romance comes with consequences. Romance options begin in Act 1 and require the romantic target to be recruited to the party, but most relationships in BG3 don’t come to fruition until later. Winning Minthara’s heart requires a violent playthrough, and her romance is full of pros and cons.
[Warning: This article contains spoilers for Baldur’s Gate 3.]
Romancing Minthara in Baldur’s Gate 3 requires siding with the Goblins and agreeing with her plan, then defeating the druids and tieflings before agreeing to sleep with her at camp. The process itself isn’t difficult, although it requires a lot of skill checks and fighting to reach the desired end. Yet, one decision after intimacy with Minthara can end the romance early by leading to a fight with her if she doesn’t back down.
Possibly the biggest con to romancing Minthara is losing Halsin, Wyll, and Karlach as companions and earning the disapproval of Gale and Shadowheart. While it was possible at one time to recruit both Minthara and Halsin in Baldur’s Gate 3, it meant leaving a lot of Act 1 unfinished and having them glitch, clipping through each other since they have the same location in camp or repeating the same lines when speaking with them.
Ultimately, Larian would patch out the ability to recruit both of them with Patch #1. In the end, simply recruiting Minthara means that three other companions won’t be part of the playthrough, and that can be a big trade-off that doesn’t seem worth the results.
2023-08-28 11:48:04
Article from screenrant.com
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