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Romancing in BG2

RamiellRamiell Member Posts: 58
in Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition
Hi there, I kicked Jaheira out of my party for a short time, am I still able to complete romance wit her after inviting her back or there is no turning back now ?

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  • RobertMcDuckRobertMcDuck Member Posts: 133
    Having a party member imprisoned (spell) or turned to stone will interupt romance, since he/she is technically dismissed, and so I think the question to your answer, unfortunately is yes. I'm not sure, however,
  • Diomedes33Diomedes33 Member Posts: 144
    I think I remember reading somewhere that Jaheira will let you kick her out once
  • BillyYankBillyYank Member Posts: 2,768
    You can only complete the romance if you kicked her out before the first "love talk" happened. So if you start the romance then kick her out, it's over.
  • lunarlunar Member Posts: 3,460
    She explicitly warns 'things will not be the same' if you kick her out in her 'are you sure you want me to leave?' dialogue. So yeah, if you kick her out once after the lovetalks have started, romance is finished. Her other harper quests may still continue, though.
  • RamiellRamiell Member Posts: 58
    I see. Didn't feel like romance suited my monk anyway. Thanks for the info
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