Baldur's Gate

Given the flexibility and tradition of pen-and-paper role

With the ruleset of the Fifth Edition of D&D, BG3 is brimming with class-specific actions, reactions, and spells.

7 Animal Aspect: Chimpanzee

If you choose the Wildheart Barbarian as your subclass, at level six you will make an important decision: which beast spirit to embrace.

You gain some passive abilities that one would expect, such as resistance to falling damage, but you also receive...

6 Second-Story Work: How Do You Get Good At This?

If you enjoy the "cloak and dagger" playstyle of rogues, you might appreciate the amusing passive...

As a result, you have naturally developed resistance to falling damage. This is not only...

5 Deflect Missiles: Not Today, Ranger

Regardless of the subclass, once you reach level three as a monk

In the context of Baldur's Gate 3, projectiles are defined as anything discharged from a ranged weapon.

4 Shaping Of The Ice: More Than A Refreshment

If you belong to the Way of the Four Elements subclass as a monk, at level three you can choose three of the following elemental disciplines.

Although the name of the spell is somewhat vague, it refers to the shape of dice; specifically, it references the shape of

3 Cutting Words: The Art Of Trash Talking

It is true that every bard in the game is capable of using the cantrip "Vicious Mockery."

If you're willing to expend a Bardic Inspiration to cast a

2 Wild Magic: It's Raining Cats And Dogs

If you choose to play as a sorcerer and enjoy the idea of additional, unpredictable chaos in combat, you should consider the Wild Magic

When this effect is triggered, it transforms any creature within a nine-meter radius into either a cat or a

1 Enraged Throw: The Coping Mechanism Your Therapist Didn't Teach You

If you play as a Berserker Barbarian, you gain access to

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