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* '''Astarion the Ascendant''' has spent time passed spinning assiduously his web of power in the Baldur's Gate. When approached by the player character who broke up with him, he readily boasts of his recent achievements and conquers. He admits, though, that there's no one by his side who he could share his triumph with. If the player chose to become Astarion's spawn and remained by his side, the latter will express ultimate arrogance and sense of superiority over all former companions, player character included. Should the player doubt Astarion's opinion, they will immediately witness a fit of his temper. On the contrary, if the player sucks up to him, he will be pleased but take it for granted. Astarion will also ask the player character to mingle with former companions - but not as much as to have fun and catch up with them, but rather to gather any information that could possibly serve as a leverage or a means of blackmail in the future.

* '''Astarion the spawn''' has become a wandering adventurer and a bravo. If the broke-up-with player character speaks to him, he will admit that he regrets losing 'help' from the tadpole. Still, without a constant threat of becoming totally controlled by someone else Astarion has developed acceptance on his fate to spend the rest of his life in the shadows and even finds a certain fun in it. If the player character has chosen to stay with him, at the party Astarion will simply prompt them to mingle with other companions, reasoning that they both have ahead a great deal of time to spend together.