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If you enjoyed your flirtations (and more) with Astarion in Baldur's Gate 3, and want more, well, you can now romance the sultry vampire in Stardew Valley.

A massive new Stardew Valley mod turns ConcernedApe's farming sim into Baldur's Gate 3, bringing the RPG's beloved companions to Pelican Town – and it's Larian Studios-approved.

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The characters of Baldur's Gate 3 have arrived in the world of Stardew Valley, but for now players can romance only one of the more than 20 characters from the ambitious fan-made DLC.

The long-awaited Stardew Valley Baldur's Gate 3 mod is finally here, introducing new events, locales, quests, and NPCs from Larian's RPG.

What it adds are more than 20 non-player characters, six locations, various dynamic events, shops, items, and more. All this is housed within a new village map you can find to the north of Pelican Town—the entrance is near Linus's tent on the mountain, northeast of the Carpenter's Shop where Robin and her family live.

Baldur's Village is a Baldur's Gate 3-themed mod for Stardew Valley. Larian head Swen Vincke has praised the mod's creators following its release. Astarion is currently romanceable, with Halsin on the way.