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Spoiler i started with Oktavia. (Regonar is optional) When you have helped and flirted with Valerie enough, she will give you the choice: she or Oktavia. (Ok, its not favourable in her way to follow the evil way, she has a good alignment, which does not like the bad ones). If you deceide for her, you have to break up with Oktavia. It will need some time, but then you can get together with her, following her companion path. (If i recall it right, there were like 100 days between the breakup with Oktavia and the following event with Valerie. At the end of the game, you can go for Nyrissa. Valerie does not even complain/say something at all then - which i find a bit sad. I liked her a lot. I did not even have a choice between Valerie and Nyrissa. You can either go for Nyrissa, or not. But there is nothing "visible" with Nyrissa, like with the companions. Its just mentioned in the final papers and she does help you against the final boss.
And regarding "if i liked the romance path[es]: i would have hoped for more. I mean, you flirt a bit, and can go to bed with them, where everything is blacked out. Thats all. Not much dating, or doing some stuff together. In Neverwinter nights you could even have a baby! Here, nothing.
You can go immortal without her, too, if i remember it right. Just tell the Lichking.
regarding the immortallty? When you beat him, he offers immortallty to you. you can either take it, or not. If you do not take it, you can kill him via the following choices. But actually, i do not think, immortallity is this important. you do not continue to play afterwards. and out of roleplay reasons: a level 20 sorcerer does find enough ways of being able to live veeeeery long, if he/her wants to.
I was going to say the same thing but you beat me to it
Ahhhh I did not know that. That must be updated information from when I last checked in on it. Hm - that kind of pushes me towards restarting as an evil character. My current playthrough is an amalagamation of misbuilt misfits and screwed up bugs from way back when anyway, and that way I can try out the DLC romance and if I don't like it go for Nyrissa instead, since it seems like it doesn't lock you out of that unless you "complete" a romance with someone.
Sure, you can say she was robbed of her ability to love so that's why she's doing all these abominable evil things. Boo hoo! Nobody robbed her of her free will - she chose to follow that path and didn't choose to disobey the Lantern King. So, no, I can't find it in myself neither to forgive her for the thousands of years of atrocities nor to love her. And you gotta question yourself if you find that you can - is this genuine or did she put a spell on you maybe? Because she certainly can as she did with the Stag Lord, Irovetti, Armag and so many others.
And no, you don't need to do all those super long curse researches or her being alive for the best ending.You can kill her, then fight the Lantern King, then pass all his skill checks and demand he either lift the curse and forget about your kingdom or even make you immortal.
And if you kill Nyrissa she won't haunt you in your dreams later. Good thing overall in my book :)
The purpose of those researches and not completing any other romance in the game is for her to accept the Briar and later help her lift her own curse. Though I'm appaled at how everybody seem to forget and forgive in the end that she was to blame for everything bad that happened in the kingdom and welcomed her with open arms. Meh.
I find companions romances most rewarding and believable - they are with you all the way through your journey, they come to grow on you and you start to care about them. They have numerous quests and banters and their romance endings are not in any way lesser than Nyrissa's.
P.S. Personally, I like Valerie's romance the most. But that's just my preference.
Thanks for the input! It's all very helpful.
I would not agree to you. The point is, that you do not have the understanding of love, which you need to understand this behaviour. For me its kinda impossible to explain it in a few words to you. You would not understand the short story, i have read in the news some time ago: there was some italien woman, who shot her husband, because she did not felt being loved enough by him. He survived and wanted her back the moment he got out of the hospital. Such things are kinda impossible to understand, if you have never been in such circumstances. Just because your later partner does try to kill you a few times, does not mean, you cannot have a fullfilled relationship later on...