Some were also specifically homosexual mod additions, like Nathaniel. A full list is available here. In the Enhanced Edition of the games, there are two same-sex romance options. Dorn, a bisexual male half-orc who appears in both games, and Hexxat, a lesbian human vampire who appears in the second game. You can view a video of how the romance with Hexxat plays out here.
You can view a video of the romance develop between Dorn and a male player-character here. All of the games in the series—with the exception of the original Baldur's Gate and Baldur's Gate: Tales of the Sword Coast —feature optional romance paths for a selection of NPC companions. The entirety of the series offers a dozen different romanceable characters.
Eight for male protagonists and six for female ones, ten offer opposite-sex relationships and four offer same-sex relationships. The change doesn't have to be permanent, it is enough to switch, start the romance and then switch back again.
However, the companion in question will still refer to the protagonist as whichever sex they officially can romance i. Anomen will always think the protagonist is a woman, even if they are male. The Enhanced Edition adds three companions the protagonist can get closer with, but these romances only act as an introduction to the ones in Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition. There are two romance options for male characters and two for female characters. Male protagonists get both a male and a female romance option, whereas female protagonists only have the male romance option.
This game features eight different romanceable characters, four options for female protagonists and six options for male ones. Unlike in the previous game, these romances all go to the point where a legitimate relationship between the companion and the protagonist is formed in one form or another. There are male and female options regardless of the protagonist's gender.
This game first introduced romances to the series. There are three options for male protagonists and one option for female protagonists. All of these romances are for the opposite sex only and all come with racial restrictions. That means that there are no romances for female dwarf, gnome and half-orc protagonists or male dwarf protagonists. It is possible to romance Anomen. The requirements for the protagonist are to be female and either a human , elf , half-elf or halfling.
Also, who wants to go up against 15 goblins with just one person? Lae'zel Location: First seen on the Nautiloid ship, later found in a cage strung up by tieflings north of the crashed Nautiloid ship.
Is Lae'zel missable? You may want to make Lae'zel your Bae'zel, but first you should really ought to get to know her. She is very no-nonsense to a certain extent, values strength, and pretty much likes everything if it includes being nasty to your other companion, Shadowheart. You'll first get to know more about Lae'zel when you enter camp the first time, as well as doing her quest.
As the game is in Early Access right now, some of Lae'zel's questline is shut off, but don't worry, you can still romance her all the same! Astarion Location: Past the crashed Nautiloid ship and up the hill.
Astarion will call for you, so you can't miss him. Is Astarion missable? Astarion adds a new meaning to thirst, and let us assure you that we mean that in more ways than one! Astarion is similar to Lae'zel in that he would rather not save people if he can help it.
He does have a taste for the dramatics, however, and likes it when your character is very blunt to the characters you come across.
Like the other companions, you'll get to know more about Astarion by speaking to him in and outside of camp. There is a particular night that is very Wyll Location: At the Druid's Grove camp, near the training arena with tiefling children. Is Wyll missable? When there is a Wyll, there's a way and if you want your way with this charming, human warlock then you're in luck!
You don't have to be a jerk! At least, not too much Unlike other members of your group, Wyll does value compassion, especially when it comes to helping those who can't help themselves.
He is protective and believes in justice for the downtrodden. But don't worry, he isn't your typical 'knight in shining armour' either. Wyll has a dark side, but will he reveal it to you? As you progress throughout the world, you'll realize that Wyll has quite the history with goblins. Along with the camp, as well as speaking to him, we suggest further progressing the questline with the goblins to experience what makes Wyll so special.
Gale is one of the more mysterious members of your group - he is also incredibly sarcastic at times, but like Wyll, values people for the most part. He doesn't like your character belittling yourself, and despises mindless violence.
Once you get to know more about Gale - through the camp and progressing throughout the world - you'll come to realize that there's more to Gale to meet the eye. Something beautiful and, without spoiling, rather tragic, too. Shadowheart Location: Directly ahead of where you wake up after the Nautiloid crash.
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