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10 BG3 Characters Fans Still Want as Companions

A new mod finally makes Mizora a real companion. Here are 9 more BG3 NPCs who deserve the same treatment.

10 BG3 Characters Fans Still Want as Companions

Polygon's latest article highlights the desire of Baldur's Gate 3 fans for more companion characters in the game. The article specifically mentions Mizora, Wyll's patron devil, who can now be recruited into the party thanks to a newly developed mod. However, the article does not provide a comprehensive list of the top 10 characters fans want as companions, instead stating that there are 10 more characters deserving of the same upgrade.

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