10 Baldur's Gate 3 Subclasses To Try For Your Next Playthrough
With a game as massive as there is no way everything can be seen and experienced in one playthrough. But when starting a second or third character, sometimes it can be difficult to choose which class and subclass to try next. With all 12 classes from the and multiple subclasses to choose from, which are the ones that deserve a look?
[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3.]
After reaching the end of , many will want to immediately start a new character to see the story from a new perspective or try out new abilities. Classes are clearly geared toward specific playstyles, and changing to a new one will almost assuredly result in some variation, but even subclasses from the same class can drastically change how the game unfolds. With that in mind, here are some often overlooked subclasses to try out in .
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One of the lesser played classes, according to a Community Update from Larian Studios on the official site, is cleric, and for those wanting to try something new, War Domain is a great place to start. War Domain clerics get proficiency with all simple and martial weapons, as well as all armor and shields, really opening up equipment choices to keep the character in the fight. The two key features of a War Domain Cleric are War Priest at level one and War God's Blessing at level six.
War Priest allows the cleric to make an additional attack as a bonus action by expending War Priest Charges. The number of War Priest Charges increases as the cleric levels up, starting at three to a maximum of six per long rest. War God's Blessing is the War cleric's Channel Divinity feature and can be used as a reaction without expending a
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