Using This Baldur's Gate 3 Ability At The Wrong Time Has Unexpectedly Hilarious Results

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features a wide variety of magical abilities to use throughout an adventure, and this consequently means that not every supernatural effect or interaction works exactly as expected. Figuring out powerful combinations or unique exploits for spells and features is part of the fun for many, even if developer Larian Studios has taken care to patch a number of major issues to achieve a more proper ideal of balance. Some magical side effects offer no mechanical advantages at all, however, making their mark through the game's amusingly incorrect handling more than anything else.

Although doesn't contain every character option that's available in tabletop, it does have the full roster of classes from This lineup offers several distinct approaches to magic, from the cleric's divine inspiration to the innate magic that a sorcerer can wield. Wizards might seem like the ultimate magical choice in some regards, with access to a huge spell roster full of diverse possibilities, but one feature that can provide entertainment across the course of a campaign comes from a different source.

Wild Shape is a particularly fun class feature of druids in , allowing the user to take on the form of various animals for distinct advantages in combat and exploration. Using Wild Shape in utilizes options determined by challenge rating and whether the character has seen the beast before, while obviously has to stick to a specific list to make the feature manageable. Even so, the implementation isn't entirely smooth sailing, particularly when considering the frequently comical interaction between Wild Shape forms and cutscenes involving a character taking them on.

Owlbear is a particularly useful Wild Shape form, as the Crushing Flight class action can