Baldur's Gate 3 Patches In New Dialogue For A Highly-Desired Companion After Players Discover Workaround

Recruiting characters and companions in can be a challenge but one of the most bizarre workarounds to adding Minthara to Tav's party now makes a lot more sense in the context of the game. When it comes to working with the grumpy Paladin, players quickly learned that if they wanted to add Minthara to their team, killing her towards the end of a specific quest wasn't the way to do it. The alternative was to simply knock her out, an action that seemed like a bug since doing so allowed her to be recruited without consequence.

Per MossyMak on Reddit, that player-discovered glitch proved so popular that Larian Studios is making it an actual option in 's upcoming Patch 7. One of the more overlooked update notes specifies that Minthara "," making her addition to the crew much more realistic. While it's currently unknown how Minthara will respond to being recruited in such a manner, it will likely also come with an approval rating that will reflect the decision rather than simply ignoring the incident like it never happened.

Not only players have a crush on Minthara in Baldur’s Gate 3, as a certain NPC is also in love with the drow paladin – though it is unrequited love.

Minthara serves as a major character in 's first act, acting as the leader of the goblin army who is holding Halsin captive. Since she stands in direct conflict with Tav, most users will likely end up facing her as a boss encounter as they work to free the trapped Druid but with some careful maneuvering, it's possible to add Minthara as a companion and even romance her. To do so, players will have to conclude the boss fight by knocking her unconscious before continuing the story normally.

In Act 2, when the party heads to Moonrise Towers, with a few decent Wisdom Rolls,Tav will be able to convince Kethric to spare Minthara and let her rot in jail instead. After completing this step, venturing into the dungeon and dealing with the Questioners erasing her memories will provide an opportunity to free the