Best Baldur\u2019s Gate 3 classes tier list: Druid, Monk, Cleric & more Larian StudiosChoosing the right class in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3 can be daunting with so many options available. Our tier list aims to simplify your decision-making process. This decision is one of the most significant in the early stages of the game, affecting your journey in the Dungeons and Dragons world, particularly for those looking to balance their party effectively. However, that choice is made much harder when you look into each class\u2019 unique features, and benefits. Thanks to these features, it becomes clear that some classes are much better than others. So, here are the best classes in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3. All classes in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3 Altogether are 12 different classes in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3, each with their own specialty: Baldur\u2019s Gate 3 class tier list S = The best classes to play. They\u2019re versatile, strong, and work for most combats or conversations. – A = These classes are great to play. They may not be the strongest but they\u2019re efficient and effective. – B = While not the best class in the game, they can help in a pinch depending on your playstyle. – F = They\u2019re not particularly effective and can make the game relatively tricky. – Before acting on any of these tier lists, it\u2019s worth playing the game with the class you think you\u2019ll enjoy the most \u2013 but your choice can make battles a little easier if you select some of the better classes. S-Tier Bard The Bard is quite literally a Jack-of-all-Trades yet still manages to be a master of all. With powerful spells, fantastic crowd control, and the ability to heal, this spellcaster is a no-brainer in any party and is essentially the utility belt of the game. Cleric Acting as the primary healing class along with having a great armor class, the Cleric is fantastic for those wanting a bit of melee and spells. The Cleric is beefy, extremely versatile, and will let you take one for the team all while healing them up. Sorcerer Sure, there are plenty of spell-casters in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3, and even more spells to choose from \u2013 but few are as powerful as the Sorcerer. The range of spells they get is phenomenal and, as long as you stay back a little, you\u2019ll be able to manipulate the battlefield, talk your way out of situations, and so much more. A-Tier Paladin Similar to the Cleric, the Paladin is a great combination between spells and melee. It\u2019s got some great smites to help spice up a simple hit, can heal, and casts some great damaging spells. Sure, it\u2019s not as good as the Cleric, but you can\u2019t really go wrong with this class. Barbarian If you\u2019re looking for a straight melee tank, the Barbarian is your class. They keep it simple and effective, all while tanking damage like no other. It might get a little repetitive for some players, but for others, this is perfect and extremely effective. Fighter The Fighter is essentially the Barbarian without range and with a few more fighting tactics. They don\u2019t have quite as much health but increase their versatility and effectiveness with different attacks. Again, they\u2019re kind of all for themselves with no healing and little support but they\u2019re a great shout. Wizard The Wizard is not quite as effective as the Sorcerer but they have a fantastic selection of spells to help take down the enemy and can be pretty intelligent, which is ideal for some exploration elements \u2013 but that lack of high charisma puts them as a disadvantage during conversation, unlike the Sorcerer. Rogue Stealth is extremely powerful in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3, granting the Rogue some great Sneak Attack damage when required, and often gets you out of tricky situations. So, many would assume that means the Rogue is ideal, and it is. That is until you find the moment when you can\u2019t get out of said tricky situation and then get downed because of your low AC and health. Just make sure that doesn\u2019t happen and you\u2019ve got a great class. B-Tier Monk As the newest class to be added, it\u2019s sad to see the Monk so low down on the tier list. However, when you note its squishy armor class and inability to move effectively, there\u2019s only damage to bring it out of F-Tier. It\u2019s still good, and lots of fun to hit multiple times, but that low armor class will be its downfall on multiple occasions. Druid The Druid is often regarded as one of the most powerful classes in Dungeons & Dragons, but currently, it just doesn\u2019t live up to the same status in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3. Sure, free hit points from Wild Shape is ideal, but at the moment the spells and Wild Shape abilities are just too weak. Perhaps it\u2019ll get more powerful the higher it levels, but only time can tell. Warlock Sure, Wyll is pretty cool and effective when you meet him in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3, but most Warlocks don\u2019t quite live up to this. They have extremely limited spells and an even more limited melee skill. It just feels like Warlocks are the worst of both Fighters and Wizards. F-Tier Ranger The Ranger is arguably the worst class in Dungeons & Dragons and that seems to extend over to Baldur\u2019s Gate 3. So many other classes have ranged abilities and you really don\u2019t get anything better than those from the Ranger. You\u2019re better off choosing Fighter, Druid, or really anything else. That\u2019s all there is to know about the best classes in Baldur\u2019s Gate 3. Check out how to respec your character if you wish to explore other build options. You can also take a look at the best Sorcerer build, the best Bard build and the best Barbarian build.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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