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Honestly this is a bad way to approach it, it's much more fun to let them come to camp then get rid of them via the dark urge choices you make lol I highly recommend romancing someone as well lol
this is my third run through the game, i've already romanced everyone
You get a special scene as dark urge when you romance someone worth it
EDIT: My MC is a fighter with high dex for bows and defence, so he can do lockpicking, meaning I didn't lose much from killing those people in terms of gameplay.
BG3 just doesn't have them shown.
Also alignment is an abstraction. It can change.
Also considering my party is 82.5% human there would be people who would want to play with me, if I wanted to.