Baldur’s Gate 3: Every Class Ranked By Spells & Skills In BG3

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Baldur’s Gate 3 give you a staggering number of character options to pick from, but the one that players focus on the most are the character classes. There are no bad choices for your protagonist’s character class and you should always go with what you find most interesting, but some classes will make your experience in the Forgotten Realms a lot easier.

When determining the best classes ranked by their features, the main factor was balancing how enjoyable they are to play vs. how powerful they are in combat. There’s a fine balancing act between a class being able to hold its own in a scrap and how well it can function outside of fights. No class is useless in either regard, especially as you have party members who can pick up the slack, so don’t feel pressured to avoid a class due to its disadvantages.

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• Bards Are The Best Of All Worlds
• Sorcerers Are The Masters Of Molding Magic
• Paladin Is The Most Popular Baldur’s Gate 3 Class For A Reason
• Druids Balance Buffing With Powerful Offense
• Wizards Are The Masters Of Arcane Options
• Rogues Are Master Explorers & Can Pack A Mighty Punch
• The Fighter Is Deceptively Fun
• Clerics Let You Unleash The Might Of The Divine
• The Warlock Is Fun, But Not For Beginners
• The Barbarian Does One Thing Really Well
• The Monk Needs The Perfect Line-Up Of Stats
• The Ranger Is The Mid-Point Between Fighter & Rogue

Bards Are The Best Of All Worlds

In the old days of D&D and the Baldur’s Gate series, Bards were usually the worst class in the game due to their jack-of-all-trades style, leaving them underpowered compared to the specialists. Thankfully, this is no longer the case in Baldur’s Gate 3.

Bards have an incredible