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is full of druids, from the denizens of the Emerald Grove, and the two druidic companions in the game, to even the player character in certain cases. And with their unique Wild Shape ability and spells themed around working with animals, it's easy to understand why players enjoy this class. Especially in Act 1, where talking and working with beasts unlocks so much additional content, having a druid in the party can feel very rewarding.
Despite all the success that has brought Larian, the Belgium-based studio has continued to add and improve its Game of the Year winner with patches that have given the game even more content. This content has been free thus far and is an impressive step, considering that the launch version of the game could already take most players up to one hundred hours to explore fully. These patches have been gifts to fans in particular, since some have included changes that have been requested by players, such as an added ending for Karlach.
An incredibly accurate cosplay has brought one of the game's most impactful tieflings to life. After years in Early Access on PC, Larian's RPG had a full release last year and was extremely well received, going on to win many Game of the Year awards. One of the many reasons so many praised it was for Larian's well-crafted storytelling, with plenty of branching narratives and different outcomes that can keep players revisiting the games for hundreds of hours to see just how differently things could go each playthrough.
Lead Baldur's Gate 3 writer Adam Smith recalls some of his favourite lines from the RPG, including an unexpected moment you share with Minthara.
Alfira is arguably one of the most underrated NPCs in . Initially found in the Emerald Grove, where she can teach the player character how to play an instrument, her number of appearances in a playthrough depends entirely on whether or not a player manages to keep her alive (or if they’ve picked the Dark Urge origin character). Like most underrated video game characters, Alfira also gets some of the best cosplay.
Baldur's Gate 3 players who have modded their games are seeing references to a popular NPC character that suggests they were once set for full-on companion status.
A dataminer has revealed some surprising cut content around one of its most tragic characters. Time and time again, it's become apparent that the devil is in the details of . From major spoilers hidden in unassuming plain sight, to huge lore drops in unassuming flavor text, to backups upon backups that most players were never supposed to see, the attention to detail in goes impossibly deep. And hidden within the game's code, one player has revealed something groundbreaking, if not unprecedented.
Concept art for Baldur's Gate 3 has recently surfaced online, showing a mysterious location players will probably never get to explore. Baldur's Gate 3 has a sprawling world that consists of aesthetically pleasing locations, from temples and major settlements to villages. Some of these regions can be tricky to discover, as they are accessible through secret passageways.