I didn't like Lae'zel. The moment I met her, I decided 'nope.' In my first Baldur's Gate 3 playthrough, I didn't even recruit her to my party. In my second attempt, I sacrificed the traditional tank role so that I didn't have to deal with her. Then, in my third playthrough as a woefully underpowered ranger, I bit the bullet and accepted that, while I couldn't be bothered dealing with her complaining and sniping, I was really going to struggle without a fighter. On that 100-hour journey, however, I wound up falling in love with her. Shots were consistently fired, dreams were mercilessly shattered, but by the end of my time with one of the best RPGs of all time, I'd come to see Lae'zel for what she is: a beautifully written, complex character, brought to life perfectly by Devora Wilde.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Baldur's Gate 3's Devora Wilde is okay with being typecast, especially if she gets to be "badass females"