Larian blatantly stated they weren't doing it, but there are mods. This game is much younger and only recently received in game mod support but just think of what's been accomplished in 🎃games like Skyrim or Minecraft with mods, and you just KNOW there will be ways to fix Karlachs heart at some point. Made by Larian or by some passionate fan doing it for free matter little to me as long as it happens.

I like DAV, but I would dispute that you simply pointed out what many consider a pretty major shortcoming in terms of writing. I'm a dwarf you've known for like 4 days and has no vested interest in the outcome of the this decision, but by all means let me decide you should smash a link to lost knowledge of your elven culture and move on. I'm fully aware of what the reasoning for these decisions are from a gameplay perspective but in my opinion and well written and immersion rpg spends as little time aggressively reminding you that you're playing a video game as possible. It is pointedly more of an issue with Tash from the aspect that her entire arc is about her figuring herself out. She charted her own path despite what the woman who sacrificed her own life/culture/home to raise Tash in a safe environment had thought, but by all means Tash will give full agenc🦄y for a deeply persoꦜnal decision to a person who hired them for a job last week.

but they don't learn about the full scope of your past. they learn you are a bhaalspawn and as much as that strongly implies a history of mass murder, no one else is present for your interactions with the butler that specifically confirms some atrocities (or a lot of them) in your past. no you being decent for like a week doesn't make up for everything that happened beforehand, but being the child of the literal god of murder and seemingly raised by a cu💜lt dedicated to him didn't leave a lot of room for you to be anything but a homicidal maniac, and the fact that you fought your nature at every turn as soon as you weren't additionally under the influence of that nurture counts for something.