More Questions, As Requested :3 General 1 & 3, Story 7, 12, & 16, And Romance 7 For Both? Or Feel Free

more questions, as requested :3 general 1 & 3, story 7, 12, & 16, and romance 7 for both? 👀 or feel free to pick & choose lol

Answers under the cut, you know the drill by now. These posts run long. lol

Leon

General 1)

Leon would be encountered in the general nautiloid crash region, likely at the Abandoned Chapel where you encounter that group of brigands set to loot the building for all it's worth. He's being held up by that crew, who think he looks just fancy enough to have some valuables that would be worth something if he parted with them.

When one of them presses in too close to him, a sudden surge of frost flies out from his fingers and freezes the arm of the person in question. Leon looks a mix of terrified and glad to see others have arrived on the scene. The scene proceeds as usual from there, except you have a chance to chat with Leon after the fact once you've saved him, be it through combat or just convincing the group to ditch.

As Tav/Durge chat with him, either graciously extending their help for free or extorting him for money in exchange for their aid, the tadpole link flares up.

You see the canopy of a dense jungle, feel your sweat plastering your hair to your face, hear the shrieks of distant monsters. Fear motivates your steps, even when exhaustion drags you to your knees. Then comes an ominous tentacled shadow and blessed unconsciousness.

Leon is horrified at the sudden ingress into his mind, and even more horrified by the prospect of becoming an illithid before the tenday's out. He offers to join the party if they seek a cure, and apologizes in advance- his command over his magic isn't what it should be, but it should return to him before too long.

General 3)

If you find Leon before Astarion, despite Astarion's less than pleasant introduction to Tav/Durge, Leon will advise them to take him aboard. "He reminds me of someone I once knew... I feel as if we can trust him."

He's also states that, "The Blade of Frontiers is of good stock. His companionship would serve us well." if you meet Wyll after him.

Story 7)

At the tiefling party (Leon categorically will not be present at any goblin party, see previous answers for that.), he can be found by his tent, arms folded behind his back as he watches the rest of the group have fun and start drinking and dancing. When you approach him, he admits that he's always felt rather out of place at events like this.

Yes, as a Noble, he was expected to attend and put his best foot forward, but that always made such parties nerve-wracking. He could never allow himself to enjoy the atmosphere, lest he lose focus on the glamour concealing his scales or else cause some other scandal with his magic flaring at an inopportune time.

Invite him to drink or get extremely forward with him, and he will politely decline the offer. Ask him to dance, and he'll accept, sharing a chaste courtly dance with Tav/Durge. Push him for more than a basic partnered dance, and he'll demur and tell them to seek other company for the night. Surely they wouldn't want to spend their whole evening with someone who wanted to withdraw from the festivities as soon as it was polite to do so and settle in with a book, yes?

Story 12)

Because I love the drama that comes with Orin being able to kidnap people and wish she had more options, of course she can kidnap and replace Leon.

The 'run into the sewers headlong from Elfsong Tavern' version of meeting a false Leon would go something like this:

"Hells... no, not you, not now-! You have to get away from this place. Hurry, before she realizes I've slipped my bonds! (Who?) Orin. She infiltrated our camp. Lured me deeper into the city, then dragged me into the Bhaalist Enclave. She said she'd bleed my veins for every last drop of dragonblood in them, and drain my jewels for every ounce of seed to sire a new generation of draconic Bhaalspawn. I only barely managed to escape, but if you don't flee here, now, you will not. Please... let me succeed in saving someone, if only this once..."

Cue the gross neck-cracking shape-shifting.

If Tav/Durge runs into "Leon" at camp, they find his little area (tent or corner of the Elfsong) iced over. (Not an uncommon occurrence after particularly stressful Plot Events.)

"Is there something upsetting you?" "Ah, it's you. I apologize, I simply could not help but think- it's strange to me, that you're still alive. Do not get me wrong, I am grateful, truly, but... by this point in my prior journeys, I was already alone. My comrades... my friends... all dead, because of me. Because I, for cowardice or incompetence, abandoned them. Led them to their dooms. And I cannot help but think- but fear- that you and yours will be the next to fall to the curse of death that seems to follow me."

Passive Perception rolls in the background and if the check passes, you realize that while you see the glistening of frost on Leon's skin and belongings, you do not feel the bone-biting chill such cold would usually produce.

Whether you point out this discrepancy, try to comfort him, coldly tell him to get over himself, or leave him to work this out in silence, he continues,

"Perhaps it would be for the best if I simply parted ways with you here. Went back home with my tail between my legs and begged my lord father's forgiveness. Before any more lives get dragged down by my lodestone around their neck. After all, what hope have I of saving any of the rest of you, when I am incapable of saving even myself?"

His head drops, his neck cracks, and Orin morphs out of him in all her gross spine-shifting glory.

Once you save him from Orin, Leon is extremely grateful and quick to reassure you that while Orin did make all manner of threats against him and against them, and certainly got more handsy with him than he appreciated, she did not, in fact, er, 'milk him for his draconic bloodline's seed to use as the genesis for new Bhaalspawn', as she threatened.

Story 16)

Leon is utterly horrified and righteously infuriated when he discovers that the Durge has killed Alfira. He is also, as an elf, the first to awaken aside from Astarion, who's presumably away from camp when the murder happens.

He comes upon Durge in the immediate aftermath of their kill, as they're making their judgment call about whether to hide the body, resign themselves to their fate, wash the blood from their hands, or otherwise come up with a lie. Once he gets past the initial shock-recognition-horror, he looks to Durge and comments in a shaky voice, "We have to- her body, it cannot stay here, not like this. If the others awake and see-"

And then, the Durge has choices to make.

Accept the offer of help bc "oh good he's on my side, he'll help me hide the evidence" Accept the offer because "she deserves a more worthy resting place than this" Decline the help because why should you be ashamed, this is... beautiful, this is art Decline the help because no, you made a horrible mistake and everyone needs to know the truth Sit there in stunned, horrified silence

If you elect to let Leon help you hide the body, you get a brief tadpole connection that implies that this is not the first time Leon has helped to conceal a body. Chat with him the next day about it, whether Durge thanks him for his help or condemns him for wanting to help conceal the corpse, and he admits that he had to help his youngest brother, who had fallen in with the wrong crowd, hide a body on more than one occasion.

But there will be no more repeat occurrences. This was the first and final time he was willing to offer such assistance to the Durge.

Romance 7)

Question One: What is Leon's favorite thing to do on a quiet evening? (True Answer) Curl up with a good book of poetry. (True, but Leon Disapproves) Snuggle up close with a loved one. (False) Settle in with a bottle of wine.

Question Two: What does Leon long for most in this world? (True Answer) Family. A place to belong, a home to return to. (False) His title and station returned to him. (False) Love. A great romance to sweep him off his feet.

Question Three: What makes Leon feel the most insecure? (True Answer) His draconic blood. It leaves him feeling isolated and lost when dealing with others. (True, but Leon Disapproves) His past mistakes with his prior adventuring parties. (False) His strained relationship with his family.

Ashtoret

General 1)

You first encounter Ashtoret in between the Blighted Village and the Goblin Camp, where you fight the gnolls who burst free from the hyenas. Shortly after the first gnoll bursts free of the hyena's skin, an arrow comes flying out from the distance, piercing it through and killing it.

"You thought you could escape the sights of the Hunter of Greenest? Think again."

A wolf leaps onto the scene, savaging another newborn gnoll as the camera pans over to reveal a red-haired half-elf drawing back another arrow. "You are my prey," they announce, and combat with the gnolls begins.

Once the combat is over, the wolf rushes over to the party and sinks low into an attacking stance, causing Shadowheart to freak out if she's in the active party. Ashtoret calls out sharply to the wolf, getting it to lay down in a gesture of submission as they approach the party. "Ought to be more careful, friends. Yer in goblin territory, and where there's goblins, there's bound to be gnolls. What brings a motley crew like you all the way out- ARGH!"

Tav/Durge's tadpole connects with Ashtoret's, leading to the following narration:

You wait in breathless anticipation...or utter terror. Your quarry, the killer whose steps you've been tracing for months on end, is just within reach. Your sinews draw as tight as your bowstring as you take off in pursuit of your prey- a pale dragonborn(Tav)/a [GENDER] [RACE] (Durge). This time- *this time*, they will not escape.

Ashtoret is freaked out by the player's sudden ingress into their mind, then asks if they'd gotten themselves tadpoled as well. When the player answers in the affirmative, they ask if they can tag along with the group, see if they can find a healer before the infection takes hold.

If Tav/Durge rebuffs their initial attempts to join the party, they offer their assistance as a hunter to keep the crew well-fed. Between their arrows and Lupus' keen nose, there's little they won't be able to track for the group.

General 3)

The main time Ashtoret really comments when you recruit or try to recruit companions is with Wyll, Jaheira, and Minsc. In all three cases, they express extreme excitement to be traveling alongside a hero of some renown and acclaim. (They're almost as giddy as Karlach if they're in the party when you meet Jaheira at Last Light.)

Story 7)

At the tiefling party, Ashtoret is in the middle of a group of tieflings, about halfway through a bottle of wine and very, very smashed. They raise a bottle in toast to you, the hero of the hour, which gives you the chance to affirm their own heroic role in how events played out, demur, or flirt with them and ask if this is where the hero gets rewarded with a kiss.

If you've already committed to spend the evening with someone else, they'll admit that the offer is tempting, but that you'd better stick with your prior engagement. Don't let them keep you from the one you really want, yeah?

If you've not committed to anyone else, this is where you can get their first romance scene, and they very much jump right in to having sex if that's what the player wants. Dialogue options just determine positioning.

At the goblin party, Ashtoret is halfway through one wine bottle with an empty one lying on the ground next to them. They slur an apology, they're trying to get into the cel- celiba- celebratory, that's the word- mood, but this damn wine's nothing but watered-down piss and won't do the bloody job.

Try to talk to them about what happened at the grove, and they'll shush you and take another massive swig of wine, replying that they'd rather not fucking think about that too much right now.

They then lean right into Tav/Durge's personal space and drunkenly insinuate that they could use a much stronger distraction than a drink, if you catch their drift. Accept, and the first romance scene cues in, but with special narration that makes it clear Ashtoret isn't as deeply engaged as they could/should be. Decline, and they throw their hands up in a defensive gesture, apologizing for being so forward and misreading the signals. Better they find someone else to pass the night with, then. (Lae'zel may sleep with them if Tav/Durge does not.)

Story 12)

As with Leon, Ashtoret can be kidnapped and replaced by Orin. If you run into the sewers from the Elfsong basement, Ashtoret charges up to the door with an utterly panicked look on their face.

"Gods, I barely manage to slip away from one predator, and now my foot's caught in a bloody snare! Get out of here, quickly! (What's going on?) It's Orin. She was impersonating that little girl back at camp! When I gave chase, she had me surrounded, dragged down into the accursed Bhaalist Temple below the city. She threw me into a labyrinth, told me I'd need to hunt my way out, that I was surrounded on all sides by monsters. Beasts. But with each one I killed, what was left behind was... was a human corpse... A child's corpse. A-And at the end stood Lupus, turned feral. He wouldn't listen to me any more, I had to put him down, and I only just barely managed to find my way through these disgusting shit-stinking sewers. I've thrown her off the scent for now, but Orin's a wily predator, she'll find me again ere long. You have to get out of here before we're all caught in the hunter's trap!"

Cue Orin's neck-snapping reveal.

The camp version of a kidnapped Ashtoret would begin with a long shot of Lupus sound asleep, making adorable puppy sleep sounds while Ash looks at him with a pensive expression. When Tav/Durge approaches, the scene proceeds as follows:

"D'ye ever find yourself thinking about what it is that makes a hero? I've been thinking about it a lot, lately. Wondering, now that we're so close to the end of all of this, what sort of heroes we'll be when all is said and done. Because a part of me can't help but wonder if we are the heroes, aye, but heroes of a tragedy, whose pride and fall will be the warning lesson to those that hear the tale."

Stay silent, ask them what in the hells they're on about, or try to refute their words and say you'll be heroes among the greats like Balduran, and they'll chuckle in response.

"I suppose it doesn't exactly matter what we do to see the end of this, does it? The bards will water it down, make it more palatable, more acceptable in the retelling. It's so... easy to find ways to justify almost any action we take, as long as we remain convinced that we're the 'good guys'. You know, I bet, with the right bard at the helm, one could make a saint of even the most heinous Bhaalspawn in existence."

Accept that Ashtoret may be right, and Orin mocks you as she literally breaks character. Deny it, and she mocks you for being naive. Stay silent, and she mocks you for having nothing to say about your role in the grand design. Cue Orin revealing herself with the gross neck cracks.

Once you save Ashtoret from Orin, they tell you that she indeed did impersonate Yenna and had one of her other little changeling bastards follow her in the disguise of Orin herself to lure Ashtoret away from camp/the Elfsong to try and save the child. They admit to having been beaten within an inch of their life and bled until they nearly died, but they had a feeling she wouldn't kill them until she could make a proper Ritual Sacrifice of their death in her Father's name.

Story 16)

Ashtoret doesn't look nearly as disturbed or righteously furious as the rest of the party the morning after finding out that the Durge killed Alfira. In fact, they're remarkably terse and clipped with Durge when conversed with. They offer one-word responses or grunts and 'hmms' to the first few lines of dialogue you have with them before they ask, "That symbol under that poor, innocent bard's body. Do you know anything about it?"

When Durge, due to the amnesia, denies knowing anything about it, or at best admits that it feels familiar but they can't recall where they knew it from, Ashtoret's eyes narrow and Durge feels a sudden, insistent pressure at the edge of their mind, as if Ashtoret is trying to force their way in to get answers.

Durge can call them out, threaten them for poking into their head, or use the opportunity to tadpole into Ashtoret's head instead, which leads to these thoughts echoing in their ruined mind:

That's the symbol of Bhaal. Are they deliberately invoking his name or was it unconscious? Surely they're not just playing dumb, they have to know what that means...

This threatens to shake a memory loose, but doesn't fully manage to do so, and when the connection breaks, Ashtoret is livid that you poked around in their brain, despite their own blatant attempts to explore the Durge's mind. Durge can then, again, call them out and ask for trust, express exasperation with them because they're an amnesiac, Ash, what did you expect to find, or else threaten to stab them right in that wriggling little tadpole of theirs if they try to do that again.

Romance 7)

Question One: What brings Ashtoret the most joy? (True Answer) Spending time with their wolf and lover. (True, but Ashtoret Disapproves) Hearing people sing their praises. (False) A long night in pleasurable company.

Question Two: If Ashtoret were an animal, what animal would they be? (True Answer) A wolf- they love traveling in a pack and will do anything to protect their own. (False) A cat- they're far too curious for their own good and get themselves into trouble. (True, but Ashtoret Disapproves) A fox- they're incredibly cunning and both have red hair.

Question Three: A choice lies before Ashtoret, to stick with their principles or stand at their lover's side. Which would they choose? (True Answer) They would be willing to abandon their principles if the only other option were to stand against the one they loved. (False) Ashtoret would stand for their principles in a heartbeat. Heroes are nothing without them. (False) Ashtoret would kill the one forcing them to make an impossible choice like that.

4 & 11 from general, and 6 & 14 from story specific for ash & leon both? 👀👀

Once again, answers under the cut as this is going to get rather lengthy!

Leon

General 4)

Leon is very much a Good party member, so when you do things that help people, that will raise his approval levels. If you do so only after extorting them or outright refuse to help, he will disapprove. Leon also is not particularly fond of deception and double-dealing, and while he disapproves of making a contract with Raphael, he disapproves even more if you tell him that you had no intention of ever sticking by your word with that devil.

If you show mercy, even to those who arguably don't deserve it, he will approve. Act with cruelty and impunity, and he will disapprove. Try to coerce him into doing something and fail the check, he will disapprove a lot, especially if the decision he's protesting is morally ambiguous. (Or relating to the Astral Tadpole.)

General 11)

So! Fun fact, if you chat with the djinni at the Circus of the Last Days and wind up getting portaled to Chult, you get a special Act 3 backstory dump from Leon if you tell him that you think that's where you ended up. He expresses extreme gratitude that you survived your brief sojourn there. Up to that point, he would have obliquely mentioned that he tried setting out on his own before with an adventuring expedition that failed. Twice.

Here is where he would reveal that the expedition was to Chult during the time of the Death Curse. So to see that Tav/Durge went there and made it back in one piece is a great relief.

Story 6)

Leon, like Wyll, Karlach, and Halsin, is absolutely impossible to keep in the party if you decide to assault the Emerald Grove. He leaves the party the very second Tav/Durge starts making overtures towards Minthara that imply that they might be serious about assaulting the druids and tieflings sheltering there.

If he's present at that moment, he interrupts the conversation, he pleads with Tav/Durge not to turn their back on the refugees, then angrily asks if some Drow woman's approval is worth stabbing so many innocents in the back if you put your foot down. After that, to save face in front of Minthara, you'd have to openly tell him to get lost. And get lost, he does, and shows up as a hostile NPC when you assault the Grove. If he's not in the party, once you tadpole connect with him at camp, he jumps right to his sneering disapproval of you damning the innocents of the grove for no worthy reason and ditches the party.

If you ultimately decided to side with the Grove out of guilt or out of some 5D chess play to lure Minthara and a host of goblins out of the camp, you can get Leon back as a party member if he survives, but you'll also have to pass a pretty high DC Deception or Persuasion check to make it happen.

(DECEPTION) I was planning to betray Minthara from the very beginning. There was never a single moment where I considered handing over the Grove.

(PERSUASION) Do my motivations really matter? We saved the Grove, in the end, and we've decimated the goblins' forces. Next time, try not to jump to conclusions.

Fail, or choose another dialogue option, and he's done travelling with you. Succeed, and while he'll rejoin the party, his approval of Tav/Durge will be fucking tanked for the next long while.

Story 14)

Leon is one of the Companions that would offer to become a mind flayer in Tav/Durge's place, especially if you're going down the Free Orpheus route and Leon's 'fuck your family, they all suck' route. Orpheus must be free to lead his people, the world needs heroes like Tav/Durge to follow, all he has is his former Noble House, which depending on the player's actions to that point, might be nonexistent. He will make this sacrifice, and if anyone else will not do it, he will kill himself after the final battle.

If Tav/Durge goes through with becoming a mind flayer themselves, Leon wants to believe that they're still in there and is willing to extend every benefit of the doubt to them. If he is romanced, he is one of the few that will, without reservation, stay with you. And whether he's romanced or not, he will become a zealous advocate for making sure the true story is known, that a mind flayer saved Baldur's Gate. The world has had enough of its polite fictions.

Ashtoret

General 4)

Ashtoret, as a Folk Hero, would have a lot of the same approval/disapproval schemata that Wyll does. Do something to help out the small folk? Approval. Do something that actively screws the disadvantaged over? Disapproval.

They're also extremely fond of the stories of old, so if you manage to pull off some storybook feat of guile, they'll approve of that as well and possibly gain inspiration. (They are extremely approving if Tav/Durge sasses Vlaakith and talks shit about Mystra. Real plucky heroes say 'Fuck them gods!')

However. Ashtoret also approves if you take harsh but merciful actions like putting down the owlbear cub after its mother dies. And they have a dark side to them that approves of telling the Goblins to off themselves in Act 2. (Plus, while it will take a hellacious Persuasion check to convince them to remain in a party with any Tav/Durge who actively courts the Murder Tribunal and becomes an Unholy Assassin of Bhaal, they gain approval when you kill Valeria as the final test.)

General 11)

Putting down the owlbear cub might actually trigger a special anecdote with Ashtoret as they recount the first time they had to do something similar. Downing a wild boar and finding their piglets, they had to make the judgement call whether it was better to let the wee ones try to find their own way or simply... put an end to them to spare meaningless suffering and the risk of the boar population rebounding.

If you chose to let the cub live, they'll express concern and hope that the beast does manage to survive and the decision doesn't come back to bite you. Kill it, and they're glad that you saw what needed to be done and took action, even if it felt cruel to do so.

Story 6)

Ashtoret can be convinced to stay with a Tav/Durge who assaults the Grove with a Persuasion check that only appears after you soften them up with "The druids have this retribution coming for betraying their own tenets."

After that, they express concern about the Tieflings.

(PERSUASION, DC 16) "Do you really think they have any place outside the Grove? Tieflings aren't welcome anywhere after the Descent."

Ashtoret concedes that Tav/Durge has a point, but that's all the more reason why the party should try to help them.

(PERSUASION, DC 14) "Save them now, and they die starving on the road. Kill them now, and their suffering ends quickly."

After which point, Ashtoret stamps their feet while exclaiming, "Fuck... FUCK! All right. All right. Fine. I'm with you."

Now, you may notice that the DC for the second check was lower than the first. This plays into Ashtoret's mechanic, where the more you successfully Persuade them to do things that they're maybe not in support of at first, the lower the DC you need to convince them to help you becomes. They're a hero of conviction at the start, but you can slowly convince them to turn their back on their morals as the plot goes along. (Though this locks them into their darker route, where they become a hero in name only.)

Story 14)

Ashtoret would insist that there had to be some other way, some other method that didn't involve sacrificing anyone's soul or making a devil's deal. Do they trust The Emperor? Sure! Enough to hand him the Crown of Karsus, sight unseen? Hells no. They don't exactly trust Orpheus either, but they don't want any of their friends or potential partners to transform. Hells, they've spent this entire journey trying to avoid that fate!

Ashtoret absolutely will not volunteer to become a mind flayer, and if you try to chat with them when making the decision, they're going to ask if you intended to try to convince them to do it. (Which is hilariously ironic, given the events of their canon as a Tav.)

They're not fond of the decision if Tav/Durge becomes a mind flayer, but they also won't go offering swift death unless it's requested. If romanced, Ashtoret is clearly put off, but really wants to try to keep things going with Tav/Durge. Like Shadowheart, they will emphasize the need for secrecy and discretion, and are willing to offer their assistance in hunting for sustenance. They're more blatantly opposed at first, but if they don't warm to the idea, they at least are pragmatic about it.

if shes your girl then why have i slowly been replacing her parts until there’s nothing left of her original body? is she then still your girl?

full offense but none of you would have ever survived fanfiction.net in 2009

Baldur's Gate 3 Companion!Tav Ask List

What if your Tav was a recruitable companion, instead of the main character? (contains major spoilers for the game, and for some dark urge runs as well)

General

Where can your Tav be recruited?  Are they first encountered on the Nautiloid, or in the Nautiloid crash region?  Or are they not recruitable until a later act?

Do the other companions have special comments or reactions upon recruiting your Tav?

Does your Tav have any comments or advice when you recruit other companions?

What sort of general actions raise or lower their approval?

Are there any instances where your Tav can permanently leave the party, depending on player character actions?

Do they have any secrets that can be revealed?  What are the prerequisites for this secret coming to light?

Do they have their own personal quest that spans the course of the game?  Can it take different branching paths depending on the choices the Player Character makes?

What do they say when the Player Character asks them to stay in camp?  How about when the Player Character asks them to come adventuring again?

Does your Tav have any escalating conflicts with one of the other companions, like Lae’zel and Shadowheart’s knife-fight?

Are there any unique NPCs associated with your Tav that can show up during the course of the game?

Are there any moments in the game that trigger unique dialogue for your character? (Like Gale’s anecdote about the barfight after you save the goblin prisoner) 

Story Specific

How does your Tav advise the player character when it comes to the Dream Visitor?

How do they advise the player character on Raphael?

How do they react to Astarion biting the Player Character?

How do they react to the Player Character letting Abdirak whip them?

How do they react to the Player Character taking their first tadpole power?

Will they stay with the Player Character regardless of siding with the goblins or the tieflings, or is it possible for them to leave the party permanently?

What can they be found doing at the tiefling/goblin party?

Do they have comments on who the Player Character chooses to spend the night with? 

Do they have unique dialogue if the Player Character lets them die when they steal the Blood of Lathander?

How do they react if the PC licks the dead spider in the Gauntlet of Shar?

What do they say if the PC tries to force them to go up on stage with Dribbles the Clown?

Is it possible for your Tav to be kidnapped and replaced by Orin?  How is Orin's deception revealed?  How do they react to the PC rescuing them in the Temple of Bhaal?

How do they react to the PC either allowing Astarion to ascend or convincing him to spare the 7000 spawn?

How does Tav react to the PC becoming a mind flayer?  Can they offer to become one themselves?  Does their reaction change if they’re romanced? 

How do they react when the Dark Urge first reveals their amnesia and murderous thoughts to them?

How do they react to the Dark Urge killing Alfira?

If romanced, how do they react to the Dark Urge trying to kill them in Act 2?

Romance

Is your Tav a romanceable character?  Are there any specific requirements to romancing them?

Does your Tav need to be flirted with to start the romance, or will they approach the PC themselves if approval is high enough?

Are they a polyamorous or a monogamous option?

Do they have a special romance scene at the tiefling/goblin party?

Does the romance have different branching paths, or just one route to take?

How do they react to the player character breaking up with them, or choosing another character over them?

What questions can Zethino ask the PC about Tav in the Love Test? 

If they’re poly, do they have a reaction to the PC engaging in a relationship with Halsin?

How do they react if the PC has sex with Mizora? The Emperor?  Haarlep?

Will they join in with the PC and the Drow Twins, or no?

What are Tav’s plans for the future?  Do they propose to the PC, or is marriage not something they’re interested in?

Free space! Share anything from your companion!Tav au!