An amazing Alfira Cosplay was submitted by a Baldur's Gate 3 gamer. Despite not being a playable companion in the game, players of Baldur's Gate 3 adore Alfira, who serves as inspiration for a number of fan-made projects.

Baldur's Gate 3 has garnered accolades for its character development since its 2023 release. Many players have reported feeling a connection to the characters they have encountered in-game, regardless of whether these were playable or not. Alfira, a Tiefling Bard, is one of those characters; players collaborate with her to write a song. Fans find solace in Alfira's upbeat demeanour, even in the face of dire danger, which makes her one of the most likeable NPCs in Baldur's Gate 3 and a frequent subject of fan art.

StarlitSpectrum, a player of Baldur's Gate 3, made the decision to cosplay as the Tiefling in honour of Alfira. Although their Alfira skirt is still lacking a few elements, as they noted in a Reddit post, the finished product is still stunning. The fan announced their intention to create a Lihala lute from Baldur's Gate 3 in the future along with sharing some pictures of the amazing costume.

A Fan of Baldur's Gate 3 Shares Amazing Alfira Costumes

If players don't make the right decisions, saving Alfira in Baldur's Gate 3 might be challenging—especially if they are taking on the role of the Dark Urge. But since the charming Bard gets a happy ending, saving her and the other Tieflings is a highly fulfilling experience. Many fans would have rather that Alfira had been made a full companion instead of just an NPC.

Fans can showcase their making prowess and show off their enthusiasm for their favorite characters by participating in cosplay. The possibilities are unlimited when fans become creative, as demonstrated by the amazing female Astarion costume created by one Baldur's Gate 3 player. It should come as no surprise that gamers continue to share their creations inspired by the Larian Studios title even a year after its premiere, given how active the community is for Baldur's Gate 3.

There's no denying Larian's hit role-playing game's success. Baldur's Gate 3 sold 10 million copies earlier this year, and it was named Game of the Year multiple times. The news that Larian Studios had returned the Baldur's Gate franchise to Wizards of the Coast and that there would be no DLC for the game, however, saddened players. In the meanwhile, Larian is developing two brand-new, original IPs; however, it is unclear if they will be as popular as Baldur's Gate 3.