Baldur’s Gate 3: Best Level One Spell For Each Spellcasting Class (& The Worst For Each)
Six of the 12 classes in start out with the ability to cast spells. They each choose several options from a list of spells curated for them. But while spellcasting is incredibly powerful, some of these early options are much better than others. Especially at level one, when players have so few spell slots and can only choose a couple of options for what to cast, choosing correctly is important.
Some of the first-level spells that classes gain access to are great, versatile, and useful throughout the entire game. Others are either so niche that they never come up, or simply weaker than another option up for grabs. While each class does have its own list of available spells, there is still some overlap in the options they have available. And in some cases, a spell that is good for one class is terrible for another.
Baldur's Gate 3 is imposing in stature and its best moments are truly memorable, but some early issues with scale suggest an uneven experience.
Find Familiar Information
Description
Gain the service of a familiar, a fey spirit that takes an animal form of your choosing:
Level
Level 1 Spell
School
Conjuration
Casting Time
Regular Action
Range
18m/59ft
Requires Concentration
No
Saving Throw
None
Ritual Spell
Yes
The wizard is the quintessential spellcaster in. All of their abilities are focused around their spellcasting, including the ability to learn new spells from scrolls. As such, this choice is a little less important for them than other classes, since they can eventually learn every level one spell on their list if they wish. Still, there is a clear choice for one spell that every wizard should learn at level one, and that is. This spell summons a small animal, like a cat or raven, to assist the player and participate in combat.
It is exclusive to the wizard list, and is rarely found on scrolls, meaning that wizards have the best chance of getting by just taking it at level one. This spell has several things going for it: it's
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