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Baldur’s Gate 3is an amazing game that is absolutely filled to the brim withchoices to make.Whether you’redeciding to trust Raphaelor whether you shouldhelp The Guild or The Zhentarim, you will make a lot of choices.
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One choice that you will end up having to make (unless you don’t dothe romances) is who you want to romance. The normal options areShadowheart,Astarion,Karlach,Gale,Wyll,Lae’zel,Halsin, orMinthara. However, there is a secret option—The Emperor. Here’s how to romance him.
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How To Romance The Emperor
The Emperoris probably the strangest romance option out there (besides maybeHalsin as a bear), so it comes as no surprise that a lot of players didn’t know that it was really an option. The Emperor, being a Mind Flayer, isn’t exactly a choice that a lot of players wanted to make when looking for someone to romance. However, if you want the Mind Blown Trophy for the game, you will need to romance him. Here’s exactly how to do it.
Steps To Romancing Him
to romance The Emperor, you will need to follow a few steps. However, you thankfully don’t need to trulytake his side, meaning you won’t needto be a Mind Flayerif you don’t want to. Here’s everything you need to do in order to romance him.
It isn’t known if you need to doallof these activities or justsome.
After being in Baldur’s Gate a few nights, he will call upon you again and apologize saying he didn’t mean to. He will then flirt with you and you have the option to kiss him. He will then tell you that he can transform into the Dream Visitor or stay who he is. No matter which you pick, he will eventually become a Mind Flayer and your companions will be brought to the Astral Plane and see you. You will then obtain the Trophy.
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Who is your favorite companion in Baldur’s Gate 3?
