chevalier des Trois-Tours

I suppose Imoen's developing Bhaal powers is conditional on player's choices. In my present game that draws close to the end (105 game days, 5 days wandering around for dialogues) she hasn't had any.

Well maybe an evil character might want to give it a try  

I can understand why many may question the opportunity of a romance, anyway this
has to do with habits, education, culture.
But why on earth a PC, raised in Candlekeep with Imoen, without even knowing she was
his (half)sister, has to be EVIL to fall in love with her?
(Evilness/Love is an almost oxymoron, actually....)
Nobody here ever felt something for a girl who happened to be a friend?

Maybe you're speaking about straight sex?

It's more than possible they fell in love with one another at that time. That wouldn't be evil for sure. Trouble begins when you actually get to know of that.

Evilness/love - yes, quite right. But some amount of evilness and some amount of love is within every human.

My personal views on the subject are not fixed, my character is not really I in BG2. He has a different background, somewhat different personality he may have and generally his life is more eventful and more morbid than mine. As a paladin he's 100% unlikely to engage in physical if they're biological siblings. But if not... Who knows. Or would anyone be able to kill a true love within himself if it out of the blue turns out the soulmate is a sibling?

Another point is that Gorion had something to say about their upbringing. I suppose he would treat them as siblings if he thought they were. He would realise the love between the two as well and before they do even, being an experienced sage and harper. What about this?

En route.

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Mediaeval is quite nice as compared to modern one. Esp. legal. Designed solely to prove white is black and black is white...