Baldur's Gate 3 by Larian Games
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Mr. Poopybutthole
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Cybsled
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Found an awesome monk amulet hidden in a tiny chest near the Adamantine Forge area on a tiny island surrounded by lava and fire elementals. It’s a cursed item that will make you laugh if you fail a save, but monks get an EZ roll against it. The amulet is sentient and has an ability to restore kei points and also cast shatter.
Btw is there more than 2 mithril veins in the game? I found 2 so I can make 2 adamantine items at the forge, but haven’t found more yet. The shield seemed good for Shadowheart (immunity to crits) and the armor seems really good as well
Btw is there more than 2 mithril veins in the game? I found 2 so I can make 2 adamantine items at the forge, but haven’t found more yet. The shield seemed good for Shadowheart (immunity to crits) and the armor seems really good as well
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ronne
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There's only the ones down in the forge area that I know, but don't worry about it too much - that stuff gets outclassed almost immediately by the end of act2 or early in act3
ronne
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Few more musings if people want to powergame:
Armor is OP as fuck and you should probably take a multiclass level on almost everyone in order to pick up at least medium armor if you're using dex, or full heavy armor if you're not dex. All casters can cast in armor just fine if they are proficient, so Gale can walk around in full plate with a shield and have 22+ AC.
Perhaps more importantly than the actual armor piece though is a ton of the really good boots/gloves are all tagged as medium or heavy armor, and not having proficiency will really limit what people are able to equip.
Your weapons always apply their stats as long as you're holding them, ranged or melee, even if you never use them. So for example a shortbow that has passive fire/cold resist just always gives that if you slap it on a caster even if they can't use it, or equipping a mainhand weapon that increases your crit range will apply to stuff like eldritch blast.
Druids are actually completely fucking busted, specifically owlbear form. The crushing flight ability it has scales somehow with movement speed/mass of the character so if you enlarge the ownbear it does hundreds of damage when it lands on shit.
Similarly telekinesis is also busted for probably the same reason and throwing something like say a camp supply bag that weighs 150lbs results in hilarious amounts of damage.
Armor is OP as fuck and you should probably take a multiclass level on almost everyone in order to pick up at least medium armor if you're using dex, or full heavy armor if you're not dex. All casters can cast in armor just fine if they are proficient, so Gale can walk around in full plate with a shield and have 22+ AC.
Perhaps more importantly than the actual armor piece though is a ton of the really good boots/gloves are all tagged as medium or heavy armor, and not having proficiency will really limit what people are able to equip.
Your weapons always apply their stats as long as you're holding them, ranged or melee, even if you never use them. So for example a shortbow that has passive fire/cold resist just always gives that if you slap it on a caster even if they can't use it, or equipping a mainhand weapon that increases your crit range will apply to stuff like eldritch blast.
Druids are actually completely fucking busted, specifically owlbear form. The crushing flight ability it has scales somehow with movement speed/mass of the character so if you enlarge the ownbear it does hundreds of damage when it lands on shit.
Similarly telekinesis is also busted for probably the same reason and throwing something like say a camp supply bag that weighs 150lbs results in hilarious amounts of damage.
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Burns
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Almost to the end of chapter 2 and boots/gloves/helm seem to be appropriate for the class. I haven't seen any of them that I really think "man, I wish Gale could wear that heavy armor helm." I made Shadowheart into a Tempest cleric though, so there might be some heavy stuff she uses/used and I didn't notice.
For AC, my current party is Cleric (Heavy):21, Fighter (Heavy) 18, Bard (Light) 17, and Wizard (Cloth) 16. With proper battlefield management, I'm not sure dipping the Bard or Wizard in a heavy armor class would be better than having 1 extra spell per rest, or getting access to a new spell circle/level one level earlier. In tactician, I have only had 2 or 3 full party wipes with that pure classes only set up.
For Druid: I was going to switch over to Hal when he became available, but you cant use any equipment when your shapeshifted, so I kinda soured on druid. I like using all the things...only half the time I end up saving them until a "hard" fight...that never happens...
Hatorade
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You can get Hal? He was around but could never recruit him, infact I haven't met a single druid I could put in my party.
Hatorade
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If you want to do damage(which you do because offense is best defense in dnd)Tempest is by far the best due to Destructive Wrath and call lightning. Even if they save you do 30+points of dmg in an AOE.
sleevedraw
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Yep, he'll agree to party up with you if you kill
the three leaders in the Goblin camp (Priestess Gut, hobgoblin guy, and Minthara). You basically get your choice of either him or Minthara as party members, as she is one of the leaders he wants killed.
Burns
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While he joined my camp after that part, he didn't agree to actually join the party until half way through chapter 2. I think it was once I found his druid friend and did his first quest.
ronne
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Grabbit Allworth
I was reading some lists of what has changed in BG3 vs tabletop 5E and stumbled in to this build site. Initially I kind of scoffed at your idea of 'i don't allow multiclassing in my games' but holy shit I've changed my mind - this is the gayest shit I've seen in a long time lol:
Flagship Build: Oath of the Watchers Paladin- Tabletop Builds
This D&D 5E build, the HexWatchers (and variant UndeadWatchers) is a force multiplier that lets a party punch far above its weight class defensively.
tabletopbuilds.com
Maybe if you include in your character 'build' includes blocks of test like this:
Creator’s Note – Making a custom background is RAW. Page 125 of the Player’s Handbook 125 states:
You're a gigantic fag and no one is gonna play DND with you