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The scene that occurs after completing [[Visit the Emperor's Old Hideout]] is generally regarded as the "primary" romantic scene. As long as the player is receptive to The Emperor's advances, conclusions to this scene will allow the player to engage in more intimate activities with him. | The scene that occurs after completing [[Visit the Emperor's Old Hideout]] is generally regarded as the "primary" romantic scene. As long as the player is receptive to The Emperor's advances, conclusions to this scene will allow the player to engage in more intimate activities with him. | ||
Conversation options that ''acknowledge'' this romance (after the primary scene has concluded) appear to exist in a limited number of places. For example, it is possible to tell [[Raphael]] ''"I don't want any part of this | Conversation options that ''acknowledge'' this romance (after the primary scene has concluded) appear to exist in a limited number of places. For example, it is possible to tell [[Raphael]] ''"I don't want any part of this — the Emperor is my lover."'' during a specific conversation, if initiated after the romance scene has happened. | ||
Engaging in the primary scene has no effect on other ongoing romances, even when romancing [[Lae'zel]], who is generally hostile to illithids. | |||
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