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So, how do you romance Dorn?

RedWizardRedWizard Member Posts: 242
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It was pretty easy with Neera, but with Dorn...
I'm on chapter seven before going back to Baldur's Gate and up to "I wouldn't like him when he's angry" on the journal, finished his quest, yet there's been no sign of anything romance related happening. Guess I blew it eh?

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 0
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  • RedWizardRedWizard Member Posts: 242
    Honestly the only thing remotely close to that was a line that said "I like it when you talk about yourself in third person", which I didn't pick because it sounded... stupid, especially considering I'm dealing with Dorn, not Neera.
    But seriously, I don't remember anything else regarding that and I had him ever since the beginning of the game. Damn you Dorn, this is how you repay me for keeping you with my party even when all your HP rolls were the most disgusting crap possible, I think he has 30 at level 7.
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  • RedWizardRedWizard Member Posts: 242
    Shandyr said:

    Yes that's one occasion. There isn't really more "romantic" about his conversation (additionally at one point you can tell him that you are his friend).

    Once again: BG1:EE romances are only meant to be pre-romances actually, nothing more, nothing less

    I see, I think I got the friend line but it was a dialogue ender without any reaction of his.
    But seriously, it's waaaaaay too subtle with Dorn, it might as well not be there at all.
  • IecerintIecerint Member Posts: 431
    Are Dorn/Neera/Rashaad restricted by alignment/stats/gender/race?
  • IecerintIecerint Member Posts: 431
    (I'd rather play a dude as I was a FeMC on my last playthrough, but I'd like to play with Dorn, so.)
  • EudaemoniumEudaemonium Member Posts: 3,199
    As far as I am aware, Dorn is fair game for everyone involved. Not sure about the others, though, other than they are opposite-sex only (female for Rasaad, male for Neera). They might have race restrictions as well, but I do not know.
  • NonnahswriterNonnahswriter Member Posts: 2,520
    To romance Rasaad, you have to be a good-aligned female character. Neera only likes male characters, but no alignment restrictions. And yes, Dorn's up for just about anyone...assuming you can get through that black, cold heart of his. :P
  • KidCarnivalKidCarnival Member Posts: 3,747
    I think I read that Neera is restricted to the usual suspects (human, half elf, elf), but I could be wrong.

    About Dorn - that's actually the first "romance" I like. It's not cheesy and so far, it can be understood as a friendship. I don't think it's "too subtle" if people become friends before becoming lovers. That's pretty normal.
  • JalilyJalily Member Posts: 4,681
    KidCarnival said:

    I think I read that Neera is restricted to the usual suspects (human, half elf, elf), but I could be wrong.

    None of the new romances have race restrictions.
  • XavioriaXavioria Member Posts: 874
    I like Dorn because he's sexy, simple as that >:)
  • SylphSylph Member Posts: 210
    The only vaguely suggestive line I recall is if you tease him about talking in third person, and maybe the one where you can end it by saying you're his friend? I'm pretty sure I've gotten all of the conversations with him, finished his quest, got the letter in Candlekeep which he got all excited about.

    But yeah, nothing warm and/or fuzzy here :P
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