Baldur\u2019s Gate 3 player explains why you can never trust Shadowheart as one specific class Larian StudiosBaldur\u2019s Gate 3 players have found a strange interaction between Shadowheart and one specific subclass in the game, and it can have a massive impact on your playthrough. Shadowheart has always been one of the more morally dubious companions in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3. Something about being raised in a torturous night cult doesn\u2019t make for the best upbringing. And right from the beginning of Act 1, Shart makes it very clear that she has no time for Selunites, the worshippers of Shar\u2019s sister and greatest foe. However, there\u2019s a class in the game that can channel Selune\u2019s power specifically. If you decide to play as a Cleric (which is the least popular class in the whole game, interestingly) you can choose Selune as the deity to draw your strength from, which also unlocks some unique dialogue options with Shadowheart. It also means you\u2019ll have two Clerics in your party, so you\u2019ll do almost no damage during any encounters, but the extra dialogue is worth it. Trust us. Shadowheart won\u2019t listen to Selunite Clerics However, one of these interactions could really mess up your playthrough if you aren\u2019t one for save-scumming. Freeing the Nightsong is one of the most consequential decisions you make in Act 2, and it\u2019s interwoven with Shadowheart\u2019s relationship with Shar. But if you try to convince Shart to spare the Dame with Selune dialogue, she\u2019ll do the opposite of what you ask, and become a Dark Justiciar. One player said: \u201cI\u2019m playing a Cleric of Selune while romancing Shart for the enemies to lovers LOLs. I chose to not interfere with her decision regarding Nightsong, as usual, when she randomly asked me what she should do. \u201cI saw two options for a Selunite Cleric, and chose the one saying something like \u2018spare her because Shar will never stop demanding more of you.\u2019 And then Shart f*cking stabbed Nightsong.\u201d Clearly, Shar worshippers don\u2019t like being told what to do by uptight Selunites.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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