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Combine with the fact that they can equip medium armor and shields to survive in combat, and they're a pretty potent class as a whole.

Cons: Martial weapons would be nice, usual limitations of spell slotsĬlerics were pretty broken in 5E and they're broken here too: these spellcasters make for some of the best healers in the game, but also have the firepower and versatility to back it up.Pros: Best healer, very flexible as a whole, some great spells.Secondary Attributes: Constitution, Strength.Class type: Varied spellcaster with a general support/heal focus.

#SPELLCASTER UNIVERSITY TROLL PLUS#

The two subclasses are incredibly similar as mirrors of each other, but we consider Valour superior, as it's generally more useful and less situational to enhance your allies with Combat Inspiration than punish them with Cutting Words - plus equipment proficiencies are better than the three skills you get. Your bards might not have any massively damaging magic, but they can often avoid fighting altogether with honeyed words and bewitching effects, or deducing an alternative path, if you push into an Intelligence build.īest Bard subclass: College of Valour. One of several Charisma spellcaster classes, Bards have a variety of spells that support, heal and control accordingly, but have slightly better armor and health than sorcerers, making them a little less risky to have in combat. Pros: Good all-rounder, very good at manipulation, something for any situationīards are incredibly useful, and likeable, appropriately enough.Secondary Attributes: Intelligence, Constitution.Primary Attributes: Charisma, Dexterity.Class type: Charmer, support spellcaster and jack-of-all-trades skill user.There's more to them than those attributes mentioned, admittedly - a Sorcerer ideally will have a good Constitution and Dexterity score too - but those are the essential ones that their core powers and abilities usually feed off. Intelligence-based spellcaster who specialises in schools of magicĬlearly an important element here is having the specific attribute to match the class.Charisma-based spellcaster with a 'jack of all trades' versatile pool of abilities.Charisma-based spellcaster with an emphasis on firepower.Dexterity-based stealth and skills user who can be specced for range and melee.Dexterity/Wisdom-based melee and ranged fighter with some support magic and utility spells.Strength/Charisma-based melee, tank, healer and support class.Strength/Dexterity/Constitution-based class that can be specced into any non-magical combat.Wisdom-based spellcaster capable of transforming, support and utility.Wisdom-based spellcaster dependant on domain.Dexterity/Charisma-based support spellcaster and utility skills user.

Strength/Constitution-based tank and melee fighter.

We've laid out the basics of what they do below, but further down we've got much more info about how they function. There's currently eleven classes in Baldur's Gate 3 to pick from, with more to come.

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