If u safe Alfira does she join your group?

[domkev10]

I rly asking my self that question but i cant find anything about it in the internet ;D

[navigator4223]

No.

Look here for more information:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1086940/discussions/0/3812913565885064204/

[Dailao]

Unfortunately you cannot have her as a companion.

[Morgian]

She isn't a companion, only a story event.

[FreshRevenge]

Sadly no. I remember liking her a lot in the EA.

Not only does she not join your party. She could easily been the bard in the group, but they made here not a romance option and that they made her a lesbian for reasons.

[Lord Adorable]

I'm convinced Larian made her the NPC to appear as a victim of the Dark Urge because people were:
1) Dying for a Bard companion.
2) People have always liked her.

So they killed two birds with one stone. :P

[Lord Adorable]

Originally posted by FreshRevenge:

Sadly no. I remember liking her a lot in the EA.

Not only does she not join your party. She could easily been the bard in the group, but they made here not a romance option and that they made her a lesbian for reasons.

Nowhere is it stated that Alfria was lesbian. Only that her teacher was also female.

[Sterling]

Originally posted by Akabi, Destroyer of Planes:

I'm convinced Larian made her the NPC to appear as a victim of the Dark Urge because people were:
1) Dying for a Bard companion.
2) People have always liked her.

So they killed two birds with one stone. :P

One of her initial phrases is "I am about to meet a grisly death... at the hands of this song". Kinda foreshadowing as it turns out. Not the song part tho...:)

[Lord Adorable]

Originally posted by Sterling:

Originally posted by Akabi, Destroyer of Planes:

I'm convinced Larian made her the NPC to appear as a victim of the Dark Urge because people were:
1) Dying for a Bard companion.
2) People have always liked her.

So they killed two birds with one stone. :P

One of her initial phrases is "I am about to meet a grisly death... at the hands of this song". Kinda foreshadowing as it turns out.

Actually that's kind of genius, I have to say.

[FreshRevenge]

Originally posted by Akabi, Destroyer of Planes:

Originally posted by FreshRevenge:

Sadly no. I remember liking her a lot in the EA.

Not only does she not join your party. She could easily been the bard in the group, but they made here not a romance option and that they made her a lesbian for reasons.

Nowhere is it stated that Alfria was lesbian. Only that her teacher was also female.

Sadly later she is with a girl Lakrissa, if you save the Tieflings from Moonrise Towers

[Simpson3k]

Originally posted by Akabi, Destroyer of Planes:

I'm convinced Larian made her the NPC to appear as a victim of the Dark Urge because people were:
1) Dying for a Bard companion.
2) People have always liked her.

So they killed two birds with one stone. :P

Just a bit to short imo. I mean, i could hardly build up a close connection to her, she joined and died. Thats almost as meaningless as Jackie dying in cyberpunk 2077 after the heist, while all we got to build a connection is a slideshow :>

[Lord Adorable]

Originally posted by FreshRevenge:

Originally posted by Akabi, Destroyer of Planes:

Nowhere is it stated that Alfria was lesbian. Only that her teacher was also female.

Sadly later she is with a girl Lakrissa, if you save the Tieflings from Moonrise Towers

Based.

[Sterling]

Originally posted by Simpson3k:

Originally posted by Akabi, Destroyer of Planes:

I'm convinced Larian made her the NPC to appear as a victim of the Dark Urge because people were:
1) Dying for a Bard companion.
2) People have always liked her.

So they killed two birds with one stone. :P

Just a bit to short imo. I mean, i could hardly build up a close connection to her, she joined and died. Thats almost as meaningless as Jackie dying in cyberpunk 2077 after the heist, while all we got to build a connection is a slideshow :>

Well, I think that her being a universally likable character is what they were aiming at in the Dark Urge shocker thing. I might say that this was executed nicely since even though I did not have any knowledge of this being an unavoidable situation and intended to play a reisist urge path, I did not try to reload, because it seemed...fitting for such a playthrough.
To top that It gave me a certain paranoia about who to invite in the camp which lead to Arabella dying in 2nd act due to me not allowing her to go there, lol.