![]() ![]() ![]() Tyler Wilde, Executive Editor: The closest you can get to being 'just a regular ol' sword-wielding adventurer' is the Fighter's Champion subclass. Proficiencies: Simple weapons, martial weapons, light/medium/heavy armor, shields Subclasses: (Pick at level 3) Battle Master, Eldritch Knight, Champion The person who shows up to rollerskate night with a first-aid kit is a saint and you should be nice to them. Yes, they talk about the gods, but please take a cleric when you go out to play. The Spiritual Weapon spell is no joke, and Spirit Guardians summons a bunch of dead old priests who can do 3d8 damage to anyone in 15 feet, presumably while shouting their battle cry, "That would be an ecumenical matter!" Plus, having the Guidance cantrip to give a bonus d4 to ability checks is great for all those persuasion and sleight of hand rolls. With access to medium armor and varied weapons, they make a decent switch-hitter who hops between the melee frontline and the Rogue/Caster Party Zone as necessary.Ĭlerics can be fun when you don't need healing too, he said, like your mother trying to convince you to include the boring kid. Note that Cure Wounds gives back more HP, so even though Healing Word can be cast at range (and as a bonus action), you want a Cleric who can move around the battlefield to get near whoever's hurt. Jody Macgregor, Weekend Editor: Druids, bards, and paladins can heal, but clerics are best at it, with Cure Wounds and Healing Word in your arsenal from the drop. Playstyle: Your mom just wants you to play safe Proficiencies: Simple weapons, morningstars, light/medium armor, shields Subclasses: Life, light, trickery, knowledge, nature, tempest, or war domain If you want to play sort of beefy Druid-lite, Wildheart Barbarians get Speak With Animals (a fun spell to have) and a special animal-themed Rage ability, like the Elk's "Primal Stampede." The Wild Magic subclass casts a random spell when you enter Rage, which is a fun extra dab of chaos, and Berserkers just go extra wild, making extra Frenzied Strike attacks at the cost of accuracy and, if that doesn't work, picking up large objects or other creatures and hucking them at a target. Rage ends if the Barbarian doesn't attack or take damage during a turn, so they are always busy. The key ability is Rage, which can only be used in combat, and increases the Barbarian's weapon damage while giving them resistance to physical damage and other bonuses. Tyler Wilde, Executive Editor: The fantasy Barbarian archetype doesn't inspire the imagination like it did back when Frank Frazetta was painting Conan in the '70s, but it's still a fun D&D class. Proficiencies: Simple weapons, martial weapons, light/Medium armor, shields Subclasses: Berserker, Wildheart, Wild Magic Here are the best multiclass builds in Baldur's Gate 3, if that sounds like your cup of tea. While it's not necessary to get the most out of 5E, multiclassing can be fun if you're familiar with the ins and outs of the system. Every time you level up, you'll have the option to take a level in a different class. Unlike in tabletop D&D, there won't be any restrictions based on your character's ability scores. Multiclassing is available in Baldur's Gate 3. Whether you're beginning a fresh game or respeccing an existing character to a different flavor of adventuring, here's a Baldur's Gate 3 class primer to help you on your way. If you want to read descriptions of the less obvious ones, here are the weirdest subclasses in Baldur's Gate 3. Some, like the Rogue's Assassin subclass, are self-explanatory. In addition to all of D&D's main classes, Baldur's Gate 3 offers its many subclasses too, each one offering additional wrinkles to the class playstyle. You can respec in Baldur's Gate 3 for only a fistful of gold, once you've done an early sidequest. While your class is a fundamental part of your character, it's not one you're stuck with. Luckily, it's an important decision with pretty low stakes. Baldur's Gate 3 guide: Everything you needīaldur's Gate 3 multiclass builds: Coolest combosīaldur's Gate 3 co-op: How multiplayer works ![]()
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