Also wotr also does racial interactivity in various small ways. If you play a dhampir, then a bartender in act 1 will give you a potion of harm because they count as healing potions for you. As a dwarf you can also have an exchange about the dwarven god Torag with a dwarf paladin of his, just to name two that I experienced. As a tiefling, your tiefling companion will admit that he sometimes feels the urge to do evil because of his heritage if you ask, whereas if you're any other race he snaps at you for asking the question. You can also choose a deity for every character no katter their class and that gets reactions. Twice as a cleric of pharasma i got signs of my goddesses approval for resisting and fighting the undead, and also got stat bonuses at least once fighting a demonic ghoul. Its not as consistent as in BG3, but its there and comes as a cool surprise that feels special.
