I wonder who'll win the contest for most mutually destructive romance subpath.
Camellia - WotR
Some choice comments from Steam
She's passionate about her hobbies. Who am I, an aspiring lich, to judge? And yeah I did romance her, because she's always telling me to open my heart to her. Hopefully I'll have the chance to truly do so as I progress my lichdom.
-- DrunkPunk
This is what happens when you don't choose the succubus, you end up on the path of debased evil. Sad times.
-- Angry Trash
Don't kink shame
-- Soft Lockpick
My trickster kept her alive. My roleplay was I just kept party members that I found interesting, I felt like I was pushing her towards even further insanity, which was quite entertaining. I'm not crazy too, I promise.
-- Lusty Muse
Won't somebody please think of the cannibals?
-- Soft Lockpick
Doesn´t matter: had sex.
-- Cloudhunter
How are you any better after killing so many nameless cultists and people? You catch her killing one guy in private and suddenly its NOOOOOOO YOU CAN'T DO THAAT. lmao c'mon.
-- Elley
I like how Camellia exposes us, players as hypocrites.
Her secret is very easy to read since first chapter, yet we keep her near, in some position of power as one of our inner circle.
Some let her be because she's useful, some because she pretty, some dont care. And after facing truith which anyone sane can predict, commanders start acting saint.
Great character surprisingly.
-- Northern
What if Camellia wants to repent like 20-30 years later? The question against Arueshalae is that you never met her during her evil times so her killing and eating mortals in past will never bother you while you see Camellia on the act, so that will bother you. That was my point.
-- urartu
She can't leave you, if you execute her first.
#Rollsafe
-- Thraknar/Soap
Woman still had simps among these, it seems. I meant Bg3's characters, though. Camelia is not quite powerful enough to win the crown despite not being in the game.
