Cazador is an easily hateable villain in Baldur's Gate 3, but the complex figure was once similar to the fan-favorite companion, Astarion.

Astarion, a rogue elf and vampire, is the runaway star of “Baldur’s Gate 3,” a game set in the world of “Dungeons & Dragons.” Here’s why fans can’t stop trying to earn his love.

Astarion’s plot is full of nuanced, messy, painful writing, and that’s what’s inspired such a long-lasting, brightly-burning fandom for the character on social media.

Content Warning: The topics of abuse, sexual assault, and survivorship are discussed in this article. Of all the characters in Baldur's Gate 3, I think Astarion surprised me the most.He's an ...

Neil Newbon definitely wants to play Astarion again, and if whatever studio that makes Baldur’s Gate 4 recasts him, he’ll totally ‘hunt them down and gut them like a fish ...

While Larian Studios, the developer behind Baldur’s Gate 3, gave Astarion quintessential heartthrob features, there’s more than just sex appeal when it comes to the character.

Astarion might be Baldur’s Gate 3’s most recognizable face, but he didn’t start out as a High-Elf, nor did he have his iconic mop of curly white hair. Instead, he was a Tiefling with glowing ...

Baldur's Gate 3 fans can finally marry Astarion thanks to a new update for Baldur's Village, the Stardew Valley mod approved by Larian Studios lead Swen Vincke himself. Latest in RPG.

Letting Astarion get his hands on The Necromancy Of Thay is a great way to earn approval in Act 1, and can lead to combat bonuses later on. Now that we've covered how to mitigate the damage that ...