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I think Larian needs to finish completing/writing all her dialogue interactions and especially her romance. They may not have needed to do this before when so few could get her, at least through "legit" means, through resorting to something most people won't do.
But her backstory is fascinating. Totally agreed. She is anything but 1-dimensional. She definitely is constantly seeking power and advantage, sure. But if you lived in a society where weak people could be betrayed by so many, and killed even by friends or their own mothers, you get HOW she got this way. She is NOT Lolth-Sworn and gave her up for embracing the Absolute, and that was already ... creating 'problems' with others of her people.
Just as an aside, I think the lore about the Drow in D & D is very rich, deep, and interesting, too.
She's an interesting *outline* for a character, yes, but sadly her game experience is heavily undercooked vs. the others:
* There are no real Act to Act side quests from her compared to other part-timers you get in BG3: there is nothing resembling the raison d'etre of Halsin's Shadow Curse arc, no heavily 'Jaheira ought to be here' sidebars with the Harpers or helping track down Minsc, etc.
* There is nigh zero inter-party banter with her when you explore with your party. That's a massive letdown to me. It's a small thing that breathes life/connection into the game.
* She always a bit mercenary and never acts like a member of the team. I get that's her writing/backstory, but goodness they could have fleshed that out a bit.
* Other than her 'trial' at moonrise and subsequent jailbreak, she doesn't get any in-game cutscenes that I can recall.
You get my point: she has great potential, but we don't get to enjoy a great lived character experience with her. She needs more.
- A
"Say the word and I will kill the clown. We will be praised as heroes."
Concur. They have to finish baking her dialogue and romance. Once she comes out a more finished cake, I think it will be very tasty.
I'm hoping this will happen in upcoming patches.
I do like her attack on the grove though, so each play through has hard choice.
I agree, except due to lolth sworn drow being considered her race, she is Lolth sworn drow.
She is not a current follower of Lolth (and I apologize for anyone who get offended by the following comparison, hate that I have to go there to make the point), but much in the way a Jewish person who doesn't follow Judaism is still considered Jewish, she is still considered Lolth Sworn Drow.
Incidentally, as an aside, the thing is, being Jewish is an ethnicity as well as a religion, so it is definitely the case that there are Jews (ethnically) who are also atheists, Christians, Buddhists, and whatever else. Many were raised in the Jewish religion, ... some were not.
So, I find your analogy interesting insofar as "Lolth-sworn Drow" is a RACE identifier, and in D & D that kind of means esp. AFA "subrace"... your ethnicity. "It's part of your cultural background."
Exactly. that is pretty much all I was getting at.