Stunning Baldur's Gate 3 Cosplay Perfectly Captures The Proper Choice For Shadowheart

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A beautiful cosplayer showcases the best choice for Shadowheart, though not everyone might agree with this. Throughout the choice that is made for the companions drastically changes the course of the games. Each character has an arc that can be followed, and depending on where they are taken, they might not survive the fight. Some players choose the most horrific options in or they might try to keep the party as intact as possible.

[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3.]​​​​Cosplayer fel0ra took to Reddit to share their magnificent cosplay of a Selune Priestess. There is a stunning amount of detail to the cosplay, and the lighting makes fel0ra look like a goddess. One particular picture shows her standing in front of a stained-glass window, with mist surrounding her, giving the Selune priestess cosplay an ethereal look. Though fel0ra is not directly cosplaying as Shadowheart, this is a choice that can be made for the character down the line, thus breaking her from her Shar worshiping brainwashing.

The Selune arc of is one of the biggest turning points in the game, and Shadowheart must make a decision that will change her life, depending on what option the player tries to go with. Freeing Shadowheart from her oath to Lady Shar will allow the players a new form of Shadowheart, as well as giving them the legendary weapon Selune's Spear of Night. Like with all of, this decision does not come lightly for the player, but it is definitely the best choice for Shadowheart.

This is one of the major events for Shadowheart's character, but fel0ra's cosplay shows what could be in store for Shadowheart's future. This cosplay is a bright light for players who choose this option as well, as it highlights the beauty of the Selune priestesses. Other cosplayers have chosen to portray the Dark Justiciar form for Shadowheart, and players have opted to make Shadowheart's character extremely powerful that way, but freeing Nightsong is the morally correct