All Romance Options Available in Pathfinder: WOTR (& How to Start Them) (2024)

FAQs

Can you have multiple romances in Pathfinder wrath of the righteous? ›

Although it's possible to romance multiple characters at the beginning of Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, near the beginning of Act Five, any remaining romance options demand monogamy. At this point, the player character will have to choose a single partner to pursue a relationship with for the rest of the game.

She leaves unless you recorrupt her if you are a demon if you do recorrupt her she will leave if you are a Azata in all other cases she will stay and can be romanced.

You must be a man to romance Camellia. You can not be Aeon, Lich, or Swarm. Certain alignments and personalities will make for a more cohesive narrative, however any alignment will technically work.

Lann and Wenduag are mutually exclusive. Seems if you take Lann first, there is a way to get Wenduag in Act 3 but ... she'll betray you, however there is a way to get her back in Act 5, but you lose Lann. I understand if you take Wenduag first, there is a way to have both survive to the end, but I've never done it.

A romance path would have to involve the commander first helping her regain her mental faculties as her friend and comrade first. Only after doing this, Ember (now fully mentally capable) begins to develop feelings for the commander. It would be at this point the commander could choose to reciprocate these feelings.

No, unfortunately. You can only have one animal companion per character.

Sebille - Sebille's quest is in regards to her prior slave status, and players must help her kill her former Master, the Shadow Prince, to strengthen their relationship. Romancing Sebille also requires that players free the elves by destroying the Mother Tree.

Shadowheart is one of the first companions that you'll meet in Baldur's Gate 3, but a romantic relationship with her is also one of the hardest to attain. Shadowheart really requires you to put in some graft before she'll commit to a relationship, and you'll get well into Act 2 before you can call her your girlfriend.

These characters below, on the other hand, will only engage in a platonic relationship: Alcryst. Amber. Anna.

She's true to her nature, there is nothing to fix or redeem.

Can you romance Linhardt? ›

The only actual romantic ending with another man is with Linhardt. The others become sworn lifelong friends and allies, but you don't marry them (this is true regardless of whether you're male or female Byleth).

While a male Inquisitor can't romance Sera, they can flirt with her and do some pranks with her around Skyhold.

Wenduag can be recruited later in the game if the player did not recruit her in the Prologue. The first opportunity to do so is in Chapter Three, during Lann's personal quest. However, if she is recruited at this point, she will later betray the player and must be killed.

Since Lann and Wenduag are, to all intents and purposes, mutually exclusive, you may wonder which one to take with you. Events early in the game might predispose you towards one over the other regardless but Lann is mechanically the better companion.

Romancing in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is fairly straightforward. However, it's worth pointing out that players will not be able to have multiple romance partners in Wrath of The Righteous.

There are 12 standard companions for the player to pick up with additional/replacement companions depending on the mythic path chosen. At any time you can have six characters in your active party, including the protagonist.

Like can you ever only choose one at a time? You are not forced to choose a path until you receive Mythic Level 3 (end of Act 2), at which point you can choose between the paths you have unlocked.

You can romance Kalikke, Kanerah and Nyrissa parallel to other romances. But in the end you'll get rejected if your romance with another character is too high.

It is possible to pursue multiple romantic connections in Baldur's Gate 3, although this option is contingent upon the specific nature of your character. Some may not be receptive to the idea of multiple relationships.