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I didn't know they had mirrored the tiefling party. I killed her while we were fighting the druids cause I wanted to take her place. We don't have the option to take the lead after we kill her. Which is a shame.

But I am going to do the evil playthrough again, this time sparing her and see how it goes.

Killing her to become the leader of whom - the mindless goblins who serve the tadpoles?

It's like people in Reddit who want Helsin to be a companion. I mean... Why? She is a somewhat well designed NPC, but you need much more than that to be a companion

It's like people in Reddit who want Helsin to be a companion. I mean... Why? She is a somewhat well designed NPC, but you need much more than that to be a companion

we are writing this in the hope that Larian will give us a lot more from this character, there is a lot of writing potential and a lot of personal drama

It's like people in Reddit who want Helsin to be a companion. I mean... Why? She is a somewhat well designed NPC, but you need much more than that to be a companion

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Provided that they go through with showing us this instead of making us burn all of act 1 to the ground to find out that she is "afraid".

I completely agree that the way to get it in party should be not only this way

Minthara should absolutely explain the absolute to you. She should understand that you're from the ship and see you as a gift, she should give you the sales pitch on the religion. She should tell you WHY the absolute is building an army. She should show us the humans who are living in harmony with the absolute. Instead of murdering all the tieflings, you should kill their leaders and the rest should be given the choice to join or die.

Even Lolth's drow don't massacre everyone when they take an area. They take slaves, soldiers, etc. The Absolute should be a *less chaotic* force of evil than Lolth, and we should have some reasons why we do things. "Evil!" isn't good enough, that's not a motivation

Actually, she already has more character story to her than most of the companions in the camp even prior to her being one. If you wanna go that route most companions are not necessary and feel forced to have them in your camp. Wyll being one of them.

This is one of the goblin commanders and a drow companion in the following acts if we helped the goblins

The best character in the game is safely hidden, but in the release, the developers should make it more obvious and motivated to find it
Perhaps, different ways of obtaining, so that you can meet her not only in evil, but also in a neutral passage

Except she betrays you unless you talk her out of it and the goblins always turn against you. You gain nothing and lose everything, including Wyll and Shadowheart's romance option.

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You can have dialogue with her? I shoved her down the cliff accidentily 😂

R.I.P. potential loot 💔

Not only have dialogue, but also to be her consort in Menzoberranzan. Although I still don't understand how she sees it when the priests of Lolth rule there

Doesn't she say that she would make you her consort in another, different life. As in, she's talking about as if she was still Lolth drow just to make a point about caring for you, I believe.

Does she say this to non-drow characters as well? My evil playthrough was as a human and she only cringed when I read her mind, then left in shame.

Does she say this to non-drow characters as well? My evil playthrough was as a human and she only cringed when I read her mind, then left in shame.

It's so sweet to see her care