This icon indicates content from all Enhanced Editions of the Baldur's Gate games. This icon indicates content from all original Baldur's Gate games, extensions included. Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition Trilogy.Charisma also adjusts reaction further more. Highers reaction means better attitude, sometimes it's used in conversations to open more dialogues trees, yielding better quest outcomes, even unlocking new quests when the value is high. Happy: Will make positive comments about the party. Neutral: No particular comment one way or the other about the party and its reputation. In the first game, this companion cannot be found ever again if removed.Īnnoyed: Will start making negative comments about the party but stay with it, and rejoin after dismissal. Some won't join the party again if dismissed. Serious: Will threaten to leave the party on any more disagreeable reputation shift, but won't leave now. In the first game, this companion cannot be found ever again.
During the Baldur's Gate campaign, if you manually remove them when they're "Serious" or if they leave after "Break", it means their permanent disappearance during the Siege of Dragonspear and Shadows of Amn campaigns, they'll temporarily depart to their usual waiting spots after "Break" until they find the party reputation suitable again to join during Throne of Bhaal, they won't leave at all, although companions from the Enhanced Edition will break up under usual conditions if you ask them to wait.īreak: Will leave the party once any amount of XP from any source is received. HALT! You will go NO FURTHER! Word of your crimes has preceded you, and you shall be punished accordingly! If even half of what I have heard is true, you are deserving of nothing but the swiftest death!Įffects of reputation Companions' reaction Ĭompanions react to the party's reputation according to their alignments, making comments to indicate their mood, and may even leave the party if pushed far enough. If the party's reputation is very bad, authorities will assume that it has acted unlawful and guards and enforcers in large cities will attempt to arrest or execute the party on the spot. A reputation of 10 either means people have not heard of you or you've been operating very balanced - doing both evil and good deeds. Reputation is expressed as a number ranging from 1 to 20, however, the lowest reputation means you are infamous for being a villain, not that you are not known - that would be a value of 10: people cannot tell if you're good or evil through your (documented) actions. There are many ways to manipulate reputation in game. It affects interaction and outcomes with the NPC's and creatures you meet, how your party members treat you, as well as the price of goods in shops. Reputation represents the general perception of the party as a force for either good or evil.
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