10 Rare Baldur’s Gate 3 Creatures You’ve Probably Never Seen
is full of fascinating creatures and colorful characters. It's a game with so many different choices that players are unlikely to see everything in one playthrough. Even after completing the game's story many times, players will likely never meet some characters or fight certain monsters.
Some of these elusive creatures are hidden in out-of-the-way areas of the map. Others only appear if players make a specific combination of choices to bring about their involvement. The variety of encounters in the game shows how well functions as an RPG and an open-world game, with so much to discover on repeated playthroughs.
Alongside new companions to get to know, Baldur's Gate 3 also sees some familiar characters returning from previous installments in the series.
Most of takes place in the Sword Coast region of the world, making the inclusion of creatures from the far-off peninsula of Chult a seemingly odd choice. But these dinos never leave their homeland; instead, it is the player who is briefly transported to the center of a Chultan jungle where the creatures reside. This happens as aresult of trying to win a game at the Circus of the Last Days, Akabi's Wheel of Wonders. The Djinni running it cheats with a magic item to keep the player from winning, but stealing said item off of him will let them achieve victory.
A small but deadly dinosaur that can be dangerous when faced alone.
The djinni is none too pleased with this outcome, and as a punishment, he teleports the player character to Chult alone. There, they might run into several of the dangerous Alioramus, a small but deadly dinosaur that can be dangerous when faced alone. Sneaking to avoid detection from these beasts is probably the smartest choice, but thoroughly exploring their jungle area yields several of the game's best magic items.
Cloakers are flying manta-ray-like monsters who can create illusory duplicates of themselves, but they prefer to avoid a fight if possible. Only one can be found in, hiding
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