Baldur’s Gate 3 – Devs share most popular, powerful, and unconventional multiclass builds

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With a proper Monk Multiclass build, players can deal incredible damage per turn with multiple unarmed strikes. Monks are a rather unique class in, relying on high mobility to navigate difficult terrain and striking down multiple targets with a flurry of high-damage blows. They’re already incredibly strong, but Multiclassing can elevate their damage output to new heights.

The most popular game in Steam Next Fest right now is a Valheim-style survival game with Dark Souls-style bosses. 

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Using a Cleric Multiclass in is an excellent way of optimizing your character’s potential as a divine damage dealer or a team supporter. Multiclassing is a feature available in Larian Studio’s popular turn-based RPG that essentially allows you to undertake two distinct classes and level them up with a single character. Doing so will open up your list of potential skills, thus giving you completely different approaches to the game. Using some of the best Multiclass combinations allows you to expand your character’s range of abilities, making them a more skilled healer or perhaps a more versatile DPS.

Baldur's Gate 3 is such a massive game with so many branching paths and hidden content that it's almost impossible to hear every single piece of dialogue that your companions can possibly speak. That's why fans have gone out of their way to datamine and catalogue every single voice line in the entire game, including a whole bunch of comments and companion dialogue that may either have been cut from the game or is incredibly difficult to trigger naturally in the game itself.

Readers, our long national nightmare is over. An injustice has been rectified, light shines where once there was only darkness, your children can sleep soundly in their beds. I speak, of course, of Baldur's Gate 3's latest hotfix, which has restored His Majesty—everyone's favourite overweening feline—to his original, superior, and hairless form.

What I thought was one of the most useless spells in Baldur's Gate 3 quietly has a brilliant hidden feature.

Now that the excellent Baldur's Gate 3 has been out in the wild for a while, all kinds of interesting data can be gleaned, such as how players, from the safety and privacy of their own homes, choose to experience an innovative new RPG. Thanks to stats provided by developer Larian Studios and posted on the PlayStation Blog, when given nearly limitless options, we now know that most people pretty much want to play the same way they did in Skyrim, as a stealthy archer.