The latest 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Baldur's Gate 3 patch includes unused dialogue hinting at a new method to recruit Minthara as a companion. In this dialogue, it seems that the pla꧂yer can invite the drow paladin into their party while still🤪 preventing the massacre of the druid grove, saving us from making one of the most evil decisions in the game.
However, according to the datamined files, we still won't be able to have both Halsin and Minthara in our camp at once. Usually, we can't have them both anyway because the other has to be killed in their recruitment. But here, Halsin makes us choose between the pair, with the one that is rejected walking away without a fight.
This discovery was made by Tumblr user Merrinla, who shares discoveries made in the game's files on their blog. Here, we can see dialogue for a confrontation between the main character, Halsin, and Minthara, where it becomes clear that you can't have them both at camp.
In this scenario, the druid camp is still fine, since Halsin is still alive. However, knowing that she planned to destroy it, Halsin doesn't trust Minthara at all and refuses to share a camp with her. The fact that she was effectively brainwashed by the Absolute doesn't sway him, as he also points out that she followed Lolth before that. She, again, highlights that this is in the past since Lolth abandoned her anyway, but Halsin isn't convinced she can change.
But just as you thought Halsin was being reasonable, something is complicating the matter here - Minthara's tadpole. If she leaves camp, she leaves the artefact's protection, meaning she'll become a slave to the Absolute once more. You can raise this point with Halsin, but again, he can't be convinced, and he'll leave if you insist on Minthara staying for whatever reason.
Minthara is fully romanceable, just like Halsin. Just in case that's enough to tempt you into being a little evil in your next playthrough.
It's much more amicable than the other method of getting Mintha🧔ra, at least🔯. Halsin leaves without a fight, and even thanks you for ending the Shadow Curse, so you can wrap that quest up before going back for Minthara.
Of course, this doesn't guarantee that the alternative path will be added to the game for sure. It could be some cut content that was accidentally left behind in the files, and won't become available to players. Still, it's a possibility, and something fans would welcome given the ridiculous exploits they've deployed to keep Mithara alive so far. This method, dubbed "Sheepthara" due to its use of the polymorph spell, actually lets you have both her and Halsin in your party at the same time, so that's a bonus if you don't mind how ridiculous it all is.
