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Baldur's Gate 3's Mizora becomes a fully-fledged companion thanks to a new mod, just in case you fancy adding a calculating cambion to your crew

Not content with just adding to the questlines and interactivity of Baldur's Gate 3 's established gang of companions or working on their own for custom campaigns , modders have even started turning other characters from the game into recruitable buddies. The latest to get this treatment is Mizora, bane of regular party member Wyll's life and with a new mod, friendly force by your side in the…

Baldur's Gate 3's Mizora becomes a fully-fledged companion thanks to a new mod, just in case you fancy adding a calculating cambion to your crew

Baldur's Gate 3's Mizora gains companion status through a new mod, as modder WorldWalker42 has turned the character previously known as Wyll's nemesis into a fully-fledged party member. This mod, titled "Mizora Joins the Party," extends the RPG's third act, allowing players to recruit Mizora upon reaching a specific point in Wyll's questline.

Upon joining, Mizora finds her own spot in the Rivington, Lower City alley, and Elfsong campsites, and her dialogue adapts to various story events and locations, making her blend seamlessly with the existing party members. All new dialogue for Mizora is sourced from the original game, and she even comes with a spell enabling her to transform into a human form, Larain.

Mizora also makes a cameo in the game's epilogue, delivering a letter reflecting on the player's choices. This mod works regardless of whether the player chooses Wyll as their character, and it doesn't interfere with any other mods that don't modify crucial dialogue files. WorldWalker42 has previously applied this mod to Dame Aylin and Isobel, showcasing their proficiency in utilizing Baldur's Gate 3's modding tools to enhance the game's companion arcs without resorting to AI-generated elements.

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