#baldur's gate 3 minthara

[may12324]

Minthara - Lolth Sworn Paladin of Vengeance

[olgipolgi]

Minthara 🕸

[xthescarletbitch]

[spacemonkeysalsa]

I love recruiting Minthara on a good run: "Oh no, this stunning paladin is so evil! Wait—she's brainwashed?! We have to save her! I undid her brainwashing and—oh she's still super evil actually."

[perlumierre]

One 🅱️inthara sketch before I go

[sadokyuban]

[nameless-adept]

[holos-pixies]

Minthara.

[sairaia]

this is me destroying the druid grove for the third time. all for Minthara. everything for a beautiful woman

(I prayed on my knees for this hotfix)

[humonculuss]

Doing this really elaborate method just to try to save Minthara, Halsin AND the Tieflin's

And in involves turning Minthara into a sheep LOL

Gotta have my BFF Mintara

Already managed to knock her out without killing her and saved Halsin!

Now, I just need to go back and polymorph her into a fluffy beast <3

[animentality]

[yaoiconnoisseur]

hello yes i would like to report a murder

[olgipolgi]

the lighting on Minthara here is so pretty 🥰

[xthescarletbitch]

this is one of the hotter minthara pics btw

[spacemonkeysalsa]

Broad character interpretation is better than narrow and I don't really think I should have to explain why, but I will anyway, it's going to bother me if I don't:

An example of narrow interpretation would be "character X would NEVER [insert common human behavior]" or "character X ALWAYS [insert specific human behavior]"

Broad interpretation poses the question "why would character X [behavior writer personally believes to be inconsistent with their personality]?" and then uses the answer to that question to shape some good ass character writing.

Overuse can lead to OOC, but sticking too closely to your own narrow view of what's "in character" leads to flanderization and commits the ultimate sin of being real boring.

[brick-brooke]