#wyll could learn to uncouple (heh) his genuine desire to help people with his hunger to be celebrated as a hero

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Watching more of their journey and I'm starting to suspect all your companions in Baldur's Gate 3 could go either way (whether it's becoming their better selves or falling further into their darkness) and that this is intentional. Perhaps any who don't remain with you will turn up as a formidable foe later.

#baldur's gate 3 #bg3 #bg3 lae'zel #bg3 astarion #bg3 shadowheart #bg3 gale #bg3 wyll #oh but I want to drag them all out of the mud kicking and screaming #let me keep my five disasters #gale could become so convinced of his own correctness that he stops listening to anyone else #or he could learn to cede control a little more and see how presumptuous it is to believe he's the only one with answers and solutions #lae'zel's world could become bigger and she'd learn to respect life outside kin and queendom #astarion could be convinced that the world isn't teeth claws scars and blood and that there are those willing to save him (and each other) #or they could both retreat further into their cultivated disaffected cruelty #wyll could learn to uncouple (heh) his genuine desire to help people with his hunger to be celebrated as a hero #or all that sincerity could be lost entirely to the devil on his shoulders #shadowheart's pendulum could swing towards trust and honesty and learning to rely on others #or she could sneak back alone into the dark until only a suggestion of her shadow remains