Your Dreams Of A Baldur's Gate 3 Board Game May Not Be So Impossible

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was released to both critical acclaim and enormous commercial success, making it a breakthrough experience and one that introduced to so many new players. It is an enormous game packed with potentially hundreds of hours of content for players to get through, encouraging repeat playthrough after repeated playthrough. Naturally, players can get bored though, and while fans can always go back to Larian's other critically acclaimed series,, for some -esque action, they lack the characters they know and love from.

So, now that DLC plans have been revealed, players are looking forward to their next fix. One way that the franchise could continue under Larian's leadership is through a board game, one that encompasses everything that makes the video game experience great, packed with miniatures, thousands of cards, and a plethora of rules. While there's always to get stuck into, it's actually possible that a board game could eventually become a reality.

The idea of a board game is not completely out of the realm of possibility, especially as Larian Studios has found quite significant success with its board game adaptation of. Starting as a Kickstarter project back in 2019, the board game was successfully funded, earning $1,845,411 from 10,565 backers. It has since become available to the public through Larian's own website, and even has three expansions adding so much more content to the game.

The board game's Kickstarter project managed to unlock 20 additional stretch goals, adding more miniatures, characters, enemies, and more to the game. It was shipped out in November 2023, with the majority of players getting their hands on their copy in December 2023.

The board game takes the core ideas of the video game, adding characters from across both entries in the series, and lets players explore unique narratives and fight familiar foes. It's not far-fetched to imagine how this could translate extremely well to a version, as and the video games share a lot of gameplay