10 Reasons Level 20 in Baldur's Gate 3 Would Be Outrageously Fun

offers the opportunity to have amazing powers, with magic and powerful items at the party’s fingertips. However, one source of these awesome abilities is being ignored by a surprising number of players. While there could be a few reasons for this, those people are missing out on some great powers that could help save Faerûn.

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In Act One of , the adventurers encounter Sazza, a sassy goblin stuck in a cage. While the goblins have been an imminent threat thus far throughout the playthrough, a definitive choice must be made here. Either save Sazza or mercilessly let the guards put her out of her misery while she's trapped. This decision can seem like a no-brainer, but it actually has pretty serious implications for the entire campaign of. For this reason, it's important to weigh the pros and cons before making a final decision and potentially venturing down an undesired path.

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There is a level cap in , even if many players will never reach it. As they progress through the story and face off against a variety of monsters in battle, all characters in the party gain experience points. They level up at the same rate, but since they start at different levels, it's nearly impossible to level everyone evenly. The only sure way to do so is by bringing them all up to the maximum.

The level cap has been a much-discussed limitation of the game, but there's now a way to go much, much further than previously allowed. The leveling system is built around the acquisition of increasingly powerful features, so reaching a certain cap has always been intrinsic to the experience., however, lowered that maximum from the 20 that's standard in tabletop play to a comparatively measly Level 12, which can be somewhat disappointing if the threshold is reached well before the end of the game and XP starts to become meaningless.

Baldur's Gate 3 caps you at level 12, which can seem pretty low. Unlike previous games in the series that capped experience, you can keep earning XP - it just won't go anywhere by the time you've reached your twelfth level. So, of course, we have a mod to get rid of that restriction, and let us become the most overpowered beings in all of Faerûn.

Over the course of the party's adventures in the characters go from fresh-faced at level one to powerful adventurers at level 12. However, given the backstories of some of the companion and Origin characters that doesn't make a lot of sense. From wizards powerful enough to catch Mystra's eye to 200-year-old vampires, some of the Origin characters should be a much higher level when first met.

A Baldur's Gate 3 mod has taken the level cap even further by extending it to level 30, truly spitting all over the Dungeons & Dragons rulebook in the process.