15 Essential Items For Fighters In Baldur's Gate 3 (& Where To Find Them)

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Fighters are one of the most iconic melee classes in and are unquestionably the most versatile class to play. With proficiency in all weapon and armor types, a fighter character can be molded into anything a player can imagine. With better odds to land critical hits than others and the flexibility to fulfill both tank and DPS roles within the party, knowing which items will help bring out the best in any fighter is key.

While their versatility in combat is a major strength, it can make finding the right gear for a fighter a bit of a headache. I will prioritize different stats, tactics, and equipment when playing with my Eldritch Knight than when having fun with my Battle Master. Regardless of which fighter subclass is chosen, there are certain items found throughout all three acts that will help any fighter shine in battle.

A great early-game melee weapon is the Sword Of Justice, which can be either given as a quest reward or looted by Anders in the Toll House. While this +1 sword has decent damage for Act 1, the best reason to seek out Anders is the sword's feature: Tyr's Protection. Once per short rest, the Sword of Justice wielder can cast this at level one as a bonus action. While active, this spell will increase the wielder's AC by two, making it harder for enemies to land their hits.

Once arriving in Act 2, the Harper's merchant Quartermaster Talli should be the first stop for the party as she is one of the best merchants in with plenty of excellent gear. The Cloak of Protection can be bought from her and is great for any class, but it is a perfect choice for melee party members who might be the focus for many enemies.

Name

Features

Cloak of Protection

+1 to armor class and +1 to saving throws.

While wearing this cloak,the fighter will have a +1 boost to their AC and all saving throws, making it extremely useful for the rest of the game.

Being on the frontlines in many battles can mean that fighters are likely to take a beating more than most party members.