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Maybe , I think the gith is the big solo relationship locker , you can’t do her and anyone else but others like halsin let you go at it with anyone and you can have a 4 way
However I did bed shadowheart on that party.
Lae'zel got mad I promised myself to "the elf" but still wanted to try my druidic schlong.
I did one more long rest and I got Lae'zel trying to kill me cause I was getting symptoms from the tadpole.
Then my supposed guardian showed up and to everyone else in dream at the camp.
Let's see what the future holds.
Ps: i totally killed the drow without knowing there was a companion option..
In my experience you can romance both of them, though I just got to Act III, so I'm not sure how far I can take it at this point.
I was able to get the first romance scene with Shadowheart during the goblin camp quest, before rescuing the refugees/camp party. I believe this is an intergral step. At the party Shadowheart just gives flirty dialog instead of the usual invitation to share a bottle of wine with her, and this is when I got the first sex scene with Lae'zel. Later on (around the crused lands) Lae'zel wakes my character up to fight with her to prove worthiness or something, and she caves in, admitting she wants to protect my character rather than hurt them. At this point the characters seemed to be in a relationship and I was given dialog options to "talk about us" and kiss her at any time. Now, any conversation with Shadowheart turns into a choice between the two characters, and if you pick Shadowheart, Lae'zel's dialog options go away entirely. But I said "♥♥♥♥ that" and just didn't talk to Shadowheart until after convincing her to free the Nightsong, which requires a stupid high dice roll. Afterwards when you leave through the portal to reach the overworld, Shadowheart has an exclamation point above her head and when I spoke with her we talk about Shar, the Nightsong, etc. and she reveals she has feelings for the player character. If you tell her you have feelings back at this point, it doesn't remove Lae'zel's dialog options, but it does remove Shadowheart's dialog that makes you pick between her or Lae'zel. After defeating Kethric you can speak with Isobel, the Nightsong and Shadowheart at your camp about Shadowheart and Shar etc. After this conversation I was able to talk to Shadowheart about our relationship and also kiss her while also being able to do the same with Lae'zel. I just made it to Baldur's Gate and still have these relationship dialog options with both characters, but don't know how things will end ATM.
in the EA there were hints (+ some datamined stuff) which implied that Lae'zel/Shadowheart could go from enemies to lovers (the remnant of which is the one scene in the main game where SH tries to murder Lae'zel and you get them to drop their rivalry) and that there could be a three-way romance involving the PC and both of them.
So much for that.