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From early access to full release, we maintained our very own Baldur's Gate 3 compendium about what to expect from the revivified RPG. If you had questions about Baldur's Gate 3 classes, characters, and mechanics, we've got all our collected answers below, so that nothing would hold back any new adventurers—aside from the hordes of cultists, at least. Here's everything we knew about Baldur's Gate 3 before launch.

Sarevok Anchev is the chief antagonist of Baldur’s Gate, and as a mortal spawn of the dead God of Murder Bhaal, the half-brother of the player character. As a child he was the would-be victim of a sacrificial ritual which was stopped by Gorion and the Harpers, and was later adopted by a member of a mercantile organization known as the Iron Throne, Rieltar Anchev.

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During their investigations in the citadel's library, the Ward discovers a prophecy written by the ancient seer Alaundo, foretelling how the offspring created during the Time of Troubles by the dead god Bhaal, the Lord of Murder, will sow chaos until only one remains to become the new Lord of Murder. The Ward then finds a letter from Gorion revealing that the Ward is among the offspring of Bhaal, known as Bhaalspawn.

[oito] There are 12 character classes, which are further subdivided into 46 subclasses. Each class focuses on a different aspect of the combat system, such as a Wizard who focuses on spell casting a large variety of spells or a Barbarian who focuses on unarmoured melee combat.[nove] The player can also select more than one class per character, which is referred to as multiclassing, allowing the player to build their character in many different and unique ways.[10]

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After defeating the Elder Brain, the protagonist can choose to either kill it and every illithid tadpole with it, ending the threat forever, or betray their comrades and rule as the Absolute.

It does need to be called out for some mild to moderate bugs here and there – nothing that stopped me in my tracks, of course, but enough to be annoying. There were also performance issues in Act 3 that required me to turn my settings down, even with an RTX 3080.

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Jaheira is available as a companion in the beginning of Shadows of Amn, and is revealed to be widowed soon afterwards. She is a potential love interest for a male player character if certain conditions are met; Gaider noted the romantic subplot itself was lengthy in terms of content, but riddled with bugs.[36] Jaheira is one of the most popular and well-regarded characters in the Baldur's Gate series.[35][43]

, I only really used health potions. It’s easy to understand them; you click on them and your character drinks them. You can use the “throw” action to throw a health potion at another character and that works, too. (Just make sure you throw it on the floor near them, or you can hurt someone by hitting them with the bottle.

The game features a limited free floating camera, allowing the player to play the game in any camera ranging from fully third-person camera to an isometric top-down view.[14] The game's user interface has both a mouse and keyboard and a controller mode.

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In an interview with Winterwind Productions, Black Hound developer Damien Foletto revealed the story and setting of the game, which would have been in the Dalelands. The player character would have been resting at their campsite when a woman chasing a Black Hound crashes in; she kills the hound, which dies on the player character 's lap. Accusing the player character of being in league with the dog, she is about to kill the player character as well, but the Riders of Archendale arrive and scare her off before questioning the player character.