Of all the romanceable options available in Baldur’s Gate 3, Minthara the Drow Cleric stands out as the best option for one reason.
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Baldur’s Gate 3 is a highly anticipated sequel that has exceeded the expectations of many gamers, even though it is still in development. The game offers a rich and diverse character creation system that allows players to choose from different races and classes, each with their own unique features and effects. The game takes place in the Forgotten Realms, a fantasy world based on Dungeons and Dragons, where players can not only embark on quests and battle monsters, but also pursue romance.
Baldur’s Gate 3 has received praise for its faithful adaptation of the RPG genre, especially its resemblance to DnD and its rules and mechanics. Fans of DnD know that different groups and players have different preferences and styles. Some enjoy solving puzzles and traps, others like to optimize their combat abilities and defeat enemies, and many prefer to focus on roleplay and character interactions. BG3 allows players to explore the romantic aspect with five companions and one NPC: Minthara.
Minthara is different from the other romance options, because she is not a companion, but a potential enemy. Players can fight and kill Minthara in BG3 with a low-level party, and they need to do so if they want to rescue Halsin. However, players can also choose their moral alignment, and taking more evil actions (such as slaughtering everyone in Druid’s Grove) will lead to a romance with her.
The companion romances require a lot of roleplay and gradual relationship building, which may not appeal to some players who are not interested in romance in both DnD and BG3. Some players may want to have a romantic encounter in-game, but without investing too much time and effort into forming a bond with a companion. As of now, Minthara’s romance is more of a casual fling. In short, if players kill enough people and pick the right dialogue options, they can access an unfinished scene in Baldur’s Gate 3 where Minthara and the player sleep together.
It is unclear how far the final version will go with the “evil player” route, and if it will offer a full-fledged villainous storyline. Playing as a villain protagonist in a video game is something that some people enjoy, even if they are morally good in real life. Minthara and her dark past have not been fully explored yet, and players who want a more unconventional gaming experience could find an interesting opportunity not only in romancing Minthara but also in joining her side.
Minthara’s backstory and motivation for choosing evil are still unknown, but she has some similarities with other conflicted characters like Yennefer from the Witcher series. Of course, Minthara is clearly evil enough to justify mass murder, but there may be some players who will be curious to see if she will have a redemption arc, or if she has some tragic past. Alternatively, some characters are just plain evil and have no reason for their actions, but that may also attract some players.
Baldur’s Gate 3 is a game that offers a lot of choices and possibilities for players who want to experience a different kind of RPG. The game allows players to create their own characters and shape their own stories, based on their actions and decisions. The game also features a variety of romance options, each with their own personality and background. One of these options is Minthara, a unique and controversial character who is not only a potential enemy, but also a potential lover. Minthara’s romance is not for everyone, but it may appeal to some players who are looking for a more dark and twisted adventure.
Plot Twist:
Minthara is actually a spy for the Mind Flayers, who are the main antagonists of the game. She is using her charm and seduction to manipulate the player and gain access to their secrets. She plans to betray the player and deliver them to the Mind Flayers, who want to use them as hosts for their parasitic larvae.