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'''Lae'zel''' can be [[romance]]d. | '''Lae'zel''' can be [[romance]]d. | ||
== Storyline == | |||
=== Act One === | |||
She finds the player's martial prowess endearing, and may offer a night of debaucherous pleasure. If the player begins a romance with another character (even if only kissing) first, the following romance scenes will be closed. Instead, she will only mention her interest with some regret, preferring "fresh meat". | |||
Once the player character reaches Medium (20) [[approval]] with her, they can note that Lae'zel has been looking at them differently. This will initiate a dialogue chain in which she admits to having been wrong in judging the player character. If romance has not been closed off, she offers to later sleep with them. The player can then choose to either agree to the offer, decline it, or make fun of the offer. If the player tells Lae'zel they've always wanted a "hot githyanki girlfriend", she responds that it's just about the sex and once again asks if the player will accept or deny the offer. | |||
Regardless of who takes charge, the player will wake up next morning — in pain. Lae'zel will insist it was just for pleasure. Depending on conversation choices, the engagement can develop in future acts, with more dialogues and scenes. | During the Party, regardless of side or approval, Lae'zel's first important romance scene can happen. She will commend the player's martial prowess and offer intercourse — no strings attached. If the player agrees, they will later encounter her inside the altar room, naked. Lae'zel will then demand the player to submit. | ||
A rough sexual scene will then happen if the player chooses any of these options: | |||
* {{Dialogue option|''Put your previous confrontation with Lae'zel out of your mind. Give in to her demand.''|tags=Shadowheart}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|''Close your eyes. You are hers.''}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|''Do as she asks. Taste.''}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|'''Make me submit. SHOW ME YOUR RAGE.'''|tags=Berserker}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|I do not submit. And I don't want submission from you. Show me your rage.|tags=Barbarian}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|No. You submit to ''me.'' After, you can take whatever you desire.|tags=Githyanki, Half-Orc, Dragonborn}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|That isn't how it's going to go. ''You'' submit to ''me.''|roll=Intimidation|dc=15}} | |||
If the player asks what she intends to do, the following options will also work: | |||
* {{Dialogue option|Yes. Take me.}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|'''YES.'''|tags=Berserker}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|Yes, damn it!|tags=Barbarian}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|You misunderstand. I will not submit to you, but ''you'' to ''me''.|tags=Githyanki, Half-Orc, Dragonborn}} | |||
* {{Dialogue option|You misunderstand. I will not submit to you, but ''you'' to ''me''.|roll=Intimidation|dc=15}} | |||
Regardless of who takes charge, the player will wake up next morning — in pain. Lae'zel will insist it was just for pleasure and spend no time on sentimentality, having already begun preparing to leave camp by the time the player starts to recover. Depending on conversation choices, the engagement can develop in future acts, with more dialogues and scenes. | |||
Some time after the initial sex scene, Lae'zel may comment on how the player character has been behaving differently around her and, in her eyes, clearly wishes to sleep with her again, but restates that she never promised to be with them more than once. The player can either tell her she's mistaken, admit to being foolish for wanting more, or try to convince her to another night. The latter option will result in her approaching them upon a long rest, followed by another implied sex scene that happens off-screen. | |||
=== Act Two === | |||
After multiple long rests within the [[Shadow-Cursed Lands]], if her approval with the player is high enough and her personal quest in [[Crèche Y'llek]] has been completed, she will approach them while sleeping and confess that she is obsessed with them and feels uneasy about it. She will demand they prove their martial prowess to her in a duel to show her they are worthy of her obsession. Accepting the duel will initiate combat between her and the player character, which will end when either party reaches sufficiently low HP. Using certain potions in combat (and potentially other items such as coatings or scrolls{{verify}}) will prompt disapproving overhead remarks from her, but will not affect the ensuing dialogue. | |||
Regardless of who wins, the player will have the option to progress their romance with her after the fight; if they win, she will be amazed by their skill in combat, and if they lose, she will find herself still unable to dispense with her feelings and vow to protect them. In either case, she will ask the player character to confirm their affection towards her; doing so will fully partner them with Lae'zel and end any other ongoing affairs. | |||
=== Act Three === | |||
Randomly and after being in [[Baldur's Gate]] for a while and after multiple long rests, she will take you to the rooftops to watch the sun together, talking about how she used to despise this world and loathe everything about it, but because you've shown her beauty where she wouldn't have seen it, you can share affection together. She will ask you to stay with her "when this is all over", which the player can either accept or reject. | |||
If you go for the "Destroy the Brain" ending, Lae'zel's story will have multiple resolutions based on decisions in several quests connected to her. | |||
'''Join Orpheus into battle''' | |||
You can tell her to stay with you subsequently ending the game with romance intact, if you are a mind flayer she will say that it is a line she cannot cross and refuses to stay, flying off with Orpheus if he is alive. If Orpheus is a Mind Flayer, he wishes to commit suicide, but prior to that will ask Lae'zel to lead the Githyanki instead with no way to convince her. If Lae'zel accepts Orpheus' request, he can be persuaded to live to see their people free. Lae'zel accepts the duty she now has and leaves to fight the battle against Vlaakith. | |||
'''Tasked to kill Orpheus by Vlaakith''' | |||
If Lae'zel remains loyal after Voss near the Creche encounter in Act 1 and after talking to Vlaakith in Act 3, she is required to kill Orpheus. If you free him after the Emperor abandons the party due to your choices, you are required to persuade her that he is needed. After the final battle, she will try to kill him, and you are given the options to watch it happen, don't look while it's happening or attack her. The third option kills her, while the other two result in maintaining the romance. | |||
'''Emperor as Ally''' | |||
Similar to the above, as long as the player is not a Mind Flayer she will stay. If she's loyal to Orpheus and is convinced to let the Emperor assimilate him, she will leave to lead the big fight against Vlaakith after everything that happened, knowing her own duty and what will come next.{{verify}} | |||