Baldur's Gate 3: Every Patron Deity In The Game
Baldur's Gate 3 has entered Early Access and one of the playable classes in this build is the Cleric. The player needs to select a god for their character to worship, which will likely tie into a separate mechanic in the full version of the game.
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In Dungeons & Dragons, Clerics are granted their divine magical powers from the god they worship. The Cleric selects their Domain at level one, which dictates some aspects of the character, such as their bonus spells and abilities. Clerics will also choose a deity that they worship, which can be independent from Subclass.
Baldur's Gate 3 is currently in Early Access, so the list of gods and goddesses that you can choose as a deity may expand with future updates. Additionally, we may see deity selection expanded to other classes, which is likely in the case that Paladin gets added to the game.
Updated July 16, 2022 by Ryan Bamsey: As Baldur's Gate 3 gets new updates, more content is added to the game. Among additions like new races and new classes to play with, there are also new deities added to the list. We've gone ahead and made sure we have an up-to-date list.
Bane, the god of tyrants - Like Bhaal, Bane was dead during the events of Baldur's Gate 1 and 2, but he returned during the third edition era of D&D. Bane wants to rule all of Faerun, and his worshipers are just tools as part of that goal.
Bhaal, the god of murder - By far the biggest surprise on the list is that players can choose to worship Bhaal. The entire point of Baldurs Gate 1 & 2 was preventing the return of Bhaal, but the creators of D&D brought him back during the fourth edition era, so he's here to stay. This means that players can take on the role
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