Baldur’s Gate 3 – Devs share most popular, powerful, and unconventional multiclass builds

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In Baldur’s Gate 3, your character’s class build can be as unique and personalized as your own playstyle.

Since we first launched in August, players have been delving deep into the art of multiclassing, crafting many versatile, powerful, and occasionally kind of weird (but that’s cool you do you) class builds–hybrid characters made by combining two or more classes in the game.

Rogue/Ranger–a class build that marries sneak attacks with high damage at long range–is currently the most popular multiclass combination in the game, followed closely by a beefy Barbarian/Fighter combo.

But with 12 classes and 46 subclasses to pick and choose between, there are many more variations to discover and explore for yourself.

Today, we’re going to take a look at some of the most rewarding yet less-traveled multiclassing paths you might take, according to our esteemed designers – to inspire you to find your own ways to express your playstyle in Baldur’s Gate 3.

Another way to build a Warlock is to focus on their Pact of the Blade feature to unleash the not-so-hidden potential of the Paladin.

Normally Paladins receive only one Extra Attack feature, which doesn’t combine with Extra Attack features from other classes. However, Warlocks that pick Pact of the Blade, eventually also receive the Deepened Pact feature at level 5, which provides them with an extra weapon attack per turn that does combine with Extra Attacks.

Put together, you get a character that can attack as frequently as a Fighter, but whose attacks are the impactful Divine Smites of the Paladin, carrying extra radiant damage and able to occasionally produce massive critical hits.

If you are a hands-on problem solver or just generally dislike when the enemy gets a turn at all,