Baldur's Gate 3 relationships: How to romance companions in BG3
It’s no secret that Baldur’s Gate 3 is no prude when it comes to mature content.
In fact, it proudly wears it on its sleeve, which may be a deciding factor for players looking to buy it — so for those searching for love, we will be today going over Baldur's Gate 3 relationships and how to romance companions in BG3.
You may remember the infamous bear episode during a trailer on the lead-up to the launch date, and that is pretty much par for the course in Baldur’s Gate 3: The game makes the likes of Mass Effect or The Witcher blush, and if that isn’t your fancy, you can toggle nudity off and opt not to engage in any relations during your time.
For those that do, though, we have an exhaustive list of how to impress and win over your companions, as well as a guide to other characters who aren’t in your party and can be quite easy to miss.
There are quite a few folks with whom you can form relationships with during your time in Baldur’s Gate 3; some are long-term commitments and others are passing affairs.
No matter your character's gender or orientation, all of these can be interested in you.
Below is a list of companions who can be romanced in Baldur’s Gate 3.
Next, we have a list of characters who you can have a fleeting fling with — but be warned, as these characters aren’t inherently obvious, so it may be a bit of a spoiler.
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You can romance companions in Baldur’s Gate 3 if you perform actions that are aligned with their own beliefs and interests.
As an example, druid Halsin loves animals, and if you repeatedly help animals in the wild and treat them with respect, he will begin to take notice and dialogue options will become available.
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