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I literally did nothing different. This should not have fixed it, because I already tried this. But, it did.
And now it's 4am. I think it's time for bed, before I lose my mind to the apparent inconsistency of reality.
*sigh* Why can't I ever have a reliable foundation for anything?
The whole culprit was a single portrait. That's right, a character portrait. The load preview didn't like the custom picture for whatever reason. (And even after removing the mods, the preview was still trying to read from the image.)
Anywho, thanks for responding at any rate. I guess sometimes rambling to another person is all it takes to figure things out. Like therapy.
Edit: Bonus points, since you're a doctor!
Copied from desktop "Mycomputer"-"documents"-"NWN"-"saves",,,to "user"-"documents"-"NWN"-"saves". Did auto onedrive update/sync.
No problems.
Apparently it just comes down to the game being really fiddly about you having the formatting and filesize of every portrait JUST right. You can force the game to load the save file correctly by deleting the portrait.tga file from the save folder in question, but you'll need to do that *every* time you save your game, since it creates a new portrait.tga file. Apparently the game just reads the absence of portrait.tga as a blank image and is totally fine loading your save when it doesn't have one.
To fix it permanently, you'll have to find the portrait files you're using, figure out what aspect of the portrait is incorrect, and fix it so that the save file creates usable portrait preview files. In this case it's better to use the Portraits folder in your NWN Documents folder, and just eschew subscription-based Workshop packs entirely.