Introduction: An Adventurer’s Welcome to Baldur’s Gate 3 📜
Welcome, traveler, to the Sword Coast! 🗺️ You’ve found yourself in a predicament, to put it mildly. A squid-like monster 🦑 has put a tadpole in your brain 🧠, you’ve survived a crash landing from a flying ship 💥, and now the sprawling, dangerous world of Faerûn lies before you. This is Baldur’s Gate 3, a land of immense freedom, daunting challenges, and stories that will echo for ages.
Think of this document not as a simple guide, but as a seasoned adventurer’s journal, passed down to you. Within these pages lies the collected wisdom of countless battles fought ⚔️, treasures found 💎, and secrets unearthed. Baldur’s Gate 3 is a game that rewards curiosity, creativity, and a bit of daring. This journal is your key to unlocking its deepest secrets and forging your own legend. ✨ Whether you are taking your first tentative steps or are a veteran looking to hone your skills, the journey begins now.
Chapter I: Your First Steps on the Sword Coast (Beginner’s Essentials) 🚶♀️
Every grand adventure starts with a single step. Before you charge headfirst into a goblin camp or attempt to reason with a suspicious owlbear 🦉🐻, you must learn the fundamental rules of survival. These are the lessons that separate seasoned adventurers from fresh corpses on the road.
The Unwritten Rules of Survival in Baldur’s Gate 3
- Save Often, and Then Save Again 💾: This is the golden rule. The game doesn’t autosave frequently, and bad luck can undo an hour of progress. Get in the habit of pressing F5 to quicksave before every conversation, every fight, every locked chest, and every suspicious lever. Made a choice you regret? F8 will quickload. This isn’t cheating; it’s exploring possibilities! ⏳
- Understand the Rhythm of Rest 🛌: Your party has two ways to recover. A Short Rest restores some health and resources (you get two per day). A Long Rest requires 40 camp supplies 🍗 and fully restores everything for everyone. Managing these is key!
- Long Rest Frequently to Uncover the Story 🏕️: This is one of the biggest secrets! The main story feels like a ticking clock ⏰, but it’s mostly a narrative illusion. The real story unfolds at your camp during Long Rests. This is when companions open up and critical story beats happen. If you’re stingy with supplies, you’ll miss a HUGE chunk of the game. Rest often!
- Embrace Partial Rests 💤: Worried about supplies but want to trigger a camp scene? Initiate a Long Rest but don’t select any supplies. This is a “Partial Rest.” It won’t restore all your spell slots, but it will trigger any pending cutscenes, cost-free!
- To Karmic or Not to Karmic? 🤔🎲: In the options, “Karmic Dice” is on by default. It prevents long streaks of bad rolls… but also helps enemies! Many players find that turning Karmic Dice OFF leads to a more authentic and often less punishing experience. Give it a try!
- Read Everything 📚: Knowledge is power! Read the tooltips. Right-click any character or enemy and select “Examine” (or press ‘T’). This shows their stats, resistances, and vulnerabilities. Knowing an enemy is vulnerable to fire 🔥 can turn a deadly fight into a trivial one.
Chapter II: Forging Your Legend (Character, Companions, and Party Synergy) 🦸♀️
An adventurer is nothing without their wits and their allies. 🤝 This chapter will guide you through creating your hero and assembling a fellowship capable of facing any challenge.
Creating Your Hero for Baldur’s Gate 3
- Play a Custom Character First 🎨: While you can play as the “Origin” characters, it’s highly recommended to create your own custom hero for your first journey. This lets you experience their amazing stories from an outside perspective.
- Don’t Stress Your Initial Build 😅: Worried you picked the wrong class? Fear not! Early in the game, you’ll meet an undead dude named Withers 💀 who joins your camp. For just 100 gold, he’ll let you or your companions completely change class and stats. Experiment away!
- Charisma is King for a First Playthrough 👑: Your words are as mighty as your sword! For a first playthrough, consider a high-Charisma character (Bard 🎶, Sorcerer ✨, Warlock 😈, or Paladin ⚔️). It will make it much easier to pass Persuasion, Deception, and Intimidation checks, unlocking unique solutions and avoiding tough fights.
- Understand Your Ability Scores 💪: Strength (STR) for melee/jumping, Dexterity (DEX) for ranged/stealth, Constitution (CON) for health ❤️, and Intelligence (INT), Wisdom (WIS), and Charisma (CHA) for spellcasting and social skills.
- Aim for Even Numbers in Your Stats 📈: Your ability bonus only increases at even numbers (12, 14, 16…). A Dexterity of 15 gives the exact same +2 bonus as a 14. Prioritize even numbers for your main stats!
- Race Matters for Abilities, Not Stats 🧝♀️: Your race choice doesn’t grant stat bonuses. Instead, each race gets unique passive abilities. Wood Elves get more movement speed 🏃, Githyanki get powerful sword skills 🗡️, and Tieflings get cool spells. Pick what complements your style!
Assembling Your Fellowship: A Baldur’s Gate 3 Companion Guide
- You Can Respec Your Companions 🔄: Just like you, your companions can be completely re-classed by Withers. Don’t like Shadowheart’s default subclass? Change her into a powerful Life or Light Domain Cleric! Build your dream team without sacrificing story.
- Understand Companion Approval ❤️: Your companions have their own personalities and morals. They will approve 👍 or disapprove 👎 of your actions. High approval can lead to romance 🥰, while low approval might make them leave your party for good.
- Talk to Your Companions at Camp 💬: After any major event, go to camp and talk to everyone! They’ll often have new dialogue. This is how you build relationships and advance their personal stories.
- You Can’t Please Everyone🤷♀️: Some companions have opposite worldviews. Lae’zel might approve of a pragmatic choice that Shadowheart hates. Don’t be afraid to make decisions that fit your character, even if it upsets someone.
- Don’t Be Afraid to Use Hirelings 👥: If you need a specific class or a companion leaves, you can recruit fully customizable Hirelings from Withers. They lack personal stories but are perfect for rounding out your party.
Recruitable Companions in Early Baldur’s Gate 3
Companion | Class | Race | General Location (Spoiler-Free) |
Shadowheart ❤️ | Cleric | High Half-Elf | On the beach near the crashed Nautiloid |
Astarion 🧛 | Rogue | High Elf | West of the crash, calling for help |
Gale 🧙♂️ | Wizard | Human | Stuck in a purple portal at the Roadside Cliffs |
Lae’zel ⚔️ | Fighter | Githyanki | North of the Roadside Cliffs, captured |
Wyll 😈 | Warlock | Human | At the entrance to the Druid Grove |
Karlach 🔥 | Barbarian | Zariel Tiefling | Along the Risen Road, south of the bridge |
Chapter III: Mastering the Art of Combat in Baldur’s Gate 3 ⚔️
Sooner or later, words will fail and blades must be drawn. Combat in Baldur’s Gate 3 is a tactical dance of positioning, resource management, and creative thinking. 💃
The Action Economy: Your Most Valuable Resource
- Know Your Actions, Bonus Actions, and Reactions 🏃♀️: On your turn, you get one of each:
- Actions are for major things: attacking, casting most spells, dashing.
- Bonus Actions are for smaller things: jumping, shoving, dipping a weapon, drinking a potion.
- Reactions are used outside your turn, like attacking an enemy who runs away.
- Always Use Your Bonus Action 👍: An unused Bonus Action is a wasted opportunity. Even if you can’t attack, you can Jump to a better spot or Shove an enemy. Always check before ending your turn!
- Cantrips are Your Best Friend ✨: Spell slots are finite. Cantrips are spells you can use every turn for free! Make these your default attack to save your powerful spells for when you really need them.
- Understand Concentration 🧘♀️: Many powerful spells require Concentration. You can only concentrate on one at a time, and taking damage might make you lose the spell. Protect your concentrating spellcasters!
The Battlefield is Your Weapon
- Seize the High Ground 🧗♀️: This is maybe the most important tactical rule. Attacking from a higher elevation grants you Advantage (roll two dice, take the better result). It significantly increases your chance to hit!
- Use the Environment 🏞️: The battlefields are full of opportunities. Shoot a rope to drop a chandelier 💥. Fire a flaming arrow at an oil barrel 🔥. One clever environmental attack can be more effective than a dozen normal ones.
- Shove is Overpowered 👉: The Shove action is a Bonus Action for everyone. Use it to push enemies off cliffs, into lava, or into deadly pits for an instant kill. It’s one of the most powerful actions in the game.
- Create and Combine Surfaces 🧊🔥: A Grease spell can make enemies fall, and a Ray of Frost can turn water into slippery ice. Control the battlefield and set up devastating elemental combos!
- Dip Your Weapon 🗡️: See that fire on the ground? Use your Bonus Action to Dip your weapon into it for extra elemental damage on every attack for a few turns.
- The Candle Trick 🕯️: Keep a candle in your inventory. You can drop it for free and light it. Now you have a permanent source of fire for anyone to Dip their weapon into!
- Throw Everything 🏺: The Throw action is amazing. Throw potions at allies to heal them from afar, throw water bottles to make enemies Wet, or even pick up and throw smaller enemies like goblins! 😂
Chapter IV: Advanced Tactics for Veteran Adventurers 🤯
You’ve learned to fight. Now, you will learn to dominate. 🧠 The fight is won before the first sword is swung.
Unleashing Devastating Combos in Baldur’s Gate 3
- Water + Lightning/Cold = Double Damage 💧⚡: This is a cornerstone combo. Making an enemy “Wet” (with a water bottle or spell) makes them Vulnerable to Lightning and Cold damage. They take DOUBLE damage from those sources. A single lightning bolt on a wet target is catastrophic!
- Grease + Fire = Explosive Fun 🛢️🔥: A timeless classic. Grease slows enemies down and can knock them prone. It’s also flammable. Any fire source will ignite it for a big fiery explosion!
- Darkness/Fog + Ranged Attacks 🌫️🏹: Spells like Darkness or Fog Cloud block line of sight. Enemies can’t see in or out. Have your archer step out, fire a shot, and then step back into the safety of the fog.
- Silence + Casters = Easy Win 🤫🧙♂️: The Silence spell creates an area where spells with verbal components (most of them!) can’t be cast. Drop this on a group of enemy mages to render them helpless.
The Art of the Ambush
- Initiate Combat with a Surprise Round 😲: Never walk into a fair fight! Use Group Hide to sneak up on enemies. If you attack an enemy who hasn’t seen you, your party gets a “Surprise Round,” meaning every enemy skips their first turn. This is a massive advantage!
- Use Turn-Based Mode for Precision Stealth ⏳: Outside of combat, press Shift + Spacebar to manually enter Turn-Based Mode. This freezes time and lets you move with turn-by-turn precision. It’s perfect for sneaking past guards or setting up the perfect ambush.
- Unchain Your Party ⛓️: By default, your party moves as a group. Click the icon below your portraits to “unchain” them and move each one individually. This is key for setting up advanced ambushes. Put your archer on a ledge and your rogue in the shadows before starting the fight!
- Lure Enemies into Traps 🪤: Make the enemy come to you! A Minor Illusion cantrip can draw curious guards into a pre-arranged kill zone full of explosive barrels. 💥
- Focus Fire to Eliminate Threats 🎯: An enemy with 1 HP deals just as much damage as an enemy with full health. It’s almost always better for your whole party to focus their attacks on a single enemy until it’s dead.
- Use Magic Missile to Break “Unstoppable” 🚀: Some enemies have an “Unstoppable” buff, where they only take 1 damage from an attack. The Magic Missile spell is the perfect counter! Each missile counts as a separate hit, stripping away multiple stacks of the buff instantly.
Chapter V: The Explorer’s Guide to Faerûn (Secrets, Navigation & Hidden Loot) 🗺️
The world of Baldur’s Gate 3 is dense with secrets. 💎 The greatest rewards are found off the beaten path.
Tools of the Trade for Exploring Baldur’s Gate 3
- Always Carry a Shovel ⛏️: You only need one for the whole party. You’ll frequently see mounds of dirt, and you can’t dig up the buried treasure without a shovel!
- Press ALT Constantly 👀: This is the most important explorer habit. Holding the ALT key highlights all interactive objects, containers, and loot on the screen. It will reveal hidden keys and crucial quest items you might have missed.
- Talk to Animals and the Dead 🐾💀: The Speak with Animals and Speak with Dead spells are incredible. Animals give hilarious commentary or quests. The dead can reveal their killer or the location of hidden treasure.
- Disguise Yourself to Talk to Your Victims 🎭: A corpse won’t talk to its killer. But if you cast Disguise Self before Speak with Dead, they won’t recognize you and will spill all their secrets!
- Let Water Reveal the Invisible 💧: Struggling with invisible enemies? Throw a water bottle or cast Create Water. Anyone standing in the puddle will have their invisibility broken.
- Set Reactions to “Ask” 🤔: Go into your character sheet and set powerful Reactions (like Divine Smite) to “Ask.” This will pause the game and let you decide whether to use them, preventing you from wasting a powerful ability on a nearly-dead enemy.
Reaching the Unreachable in Baldur’s Gate 3
- Jump is a Movement Tool 🤸♀️: For high-Strength characters, jumping can cover more distance than walking for the same movement cost. Use it to reposition quickly!
- The Feather Fall + Enhance Leap Combo 🕊️: These two spells are “Rituals,” so they’re free to cast outside of combat! Cast both on your party to safely jump from any height and triple your jump distance, letting you reach seemingly inaccessible areas.
- Look for Hidden Entrances 🤫: Check behind waterfalls! Look for cracked walls that can be destroyed. Keep an eye out for hidden levers and loose bricks.
- Use Gaseous Form or Wild Shape for Tiny Holes 🐀: See a tiny hole? A Druid can Wild Shape into a cat or rat to explore it. Or, the Gaseous Form spell lets a character float through tiny gaps.
- Stack Crates to Create Your Own Path 📦: You can pick up and move crates and barrels. Stack them up to create a makeshift staircase to climb onto rooftops and ledges!
- You Can Do Both the Underdark and the Mountain Pass ✅: In Act 1, the game presents two paths: the Underdark and the Mountain Pass. It implies a choice, but this is not true. You should fully explore both areas for maximum XP and loot!
- Don’t Neglect the Z-Axis 🧗: The world is incredibly vertical. There are secrets hidden in rafters, on rooftops, and at the bottom of chasms. Always look up and down!
Chapter VI: The Hoarder’s Handbook (Inventory, Alchemy, and Making Gold) 💰
An adventurer’s pack can quickly become a chaotic mess. 🎒 Mastering inventory management, crafting, and commerce is essential.
Taming Your Inventory in Baldur’s Gate 3
- “Send to Camp” is Your Best Friend 🏕️: Your Traveller’s Chest at camp has infinite storage. At any time, from anywhere, right-click an item and “Send to Camp.” It instantly teleports it to your storage, freeing up carry weight.
- Send All Camp Supplies to Camp 🍗: Camp supplies are heavy and only needed when you’re at camp. Send them to your chest as soon as you find them. The game automatically pulls from the chest when you rest.
- Use Pouches and Backpacks for Organization 🎒: Pick up empty bags and pouches. Use them inside your inventory to reduce clutter. Create dedicated bags for scrolls, potions, grenades, and keys!
- View All Party Inventories with TAB 🔄: On PC, pressing TAB opens a combined view of all four active party members’ inventories. It’s the fastest way to manage gear.
- Add Items to Wares for Quick Selling 🏷️: Instead of selling junk one by one, right-click and “Add to Wares.” Then, at a merchant, a single “Sell Wares” button will sell all marked items instantly.
- Multi-Select with Shift and Ctrl🖱️: Hold Shift or Ctrl to select multiple items at once. This lets you move, send to camp, or add to wares entire groups of items at once.
- Gold Has Weight ⚖️: A huge stack of thousands of coins will start to add up. If a character is getting heavy, consider splitting the gold among the party or storing some at camp.
A Beginner’s Guide to Alchemy in Baldur’s Gate 3
- Press ‘H’ to Open the Alchemy Menu 🌿: You can access the alchemy system anytime outside of combat by pressing ‘H’.
- Use “Extract All Ingredients” to Learn Recipes 🧪: The easiest way to start is to gather ingredients, open the alchemy menu, and click “Extract All Ingredients.” This automatically unlocks all the recipes you can craft.
- Craft Potions of Speed 🏃♂️💨: These are arguably the most powerful consumables. A Potion of Speed grants you “Hasted,” giving you an extra Action each turn for 3 turns. Hoard every hyena ear you find to make them!
- Elixirs Last Until a Long Rest ⚗️: Unlike potions, Elixirs provide a powerful buff that persists until your next Long Rest (you can only have one active at a time). An Elixir of Bloodlust or Giant Strength can be a massive game-changer.
How to Get Rich in Baldur’s Gate 3
- Loot Everything and Sell in Bulk 💎: Be a packrat. Pick up every common sword and piece of armor. Send it all to camp. When the chest is full, have your strongest character load up and sell it all.
- Pickpocketing is Extremely Lucrative 🤫: A high-Dexterity character like Astarion can steal a fortune from merchants. Have one character talk to the merchant to lock their line of sight, then switch to your rogue and pick their pockets. Always quicksave first!
- Use Your Highest Charisma Character to Trade 🤝: Merchants give better prices if they like you, and high Charisma improves their attitude. Always trade with your party’s “face” to get the most gold.
- Donate to Merchants for Better Prices 🥰: In the “Barter” screen, you can give a merchant items or gold for free to permanently increase their attitude towards you. A small investment can lead to big discounts later!
Chapter VII: Unspoken Rules & Hidden Mechanics 🤫
Some of the most powerful tools are mechanics the game never explicitly teaches you. 📜
- Longstrider is a Free, Day-Long Buff 🏃♂️: Longstrider increases movement speed. It’s a Ritual spell, so it’s free to cast outside of combat. It lasts until your next Long Rest. There is no reason not to have this on your entire party, all the time!
- You Can Use Consumables from Anyone’s Inventory 🎒: In battle, did your fighter run out of potions? No problem! Open their inventory, and you’ll see everyone else’s too. You can use a potion directly from an ally’s backpack.
- Throw Potions for Area-of-Effect Healing 🧪🩹: Instead of drinking a healing potion, throw it on the ground near multiple injured allies. It will shatter and splash its healing effect on everyone in a small radius!
- You Can Cancel Your Own Concentration 🧘♀️❌: Have a Fog Cloud that’s now in your way? Next to your character portrait, you can click the ‘X’ on the small spell icon to end the effect at any time.
- Initiative is a d4, Not a d20 🎲: Initiative in this game is a 4-sided die + your Dexterity bonus. This makes bonuses to initiative (like from the Alert feat) much more powerful. A high-Dex character will almost always act first!
- Hex Only Affects Ability Checks 🤔: The Warlock’s Hex spell is often misunderstood. It gives disadvantage on ability checks (like Strength checks for shoving), not on saving throws or attack rolls.
- You Don’t Need to Be Hidden for Sneak Attack 🎯: A Rogue can Sneak Attack anytime they have Advantage, OR if an ally is standing within 1.5m of the target. As long as your fighter is in melee, your rogue can sneak attack from a distance.
- Switch to Melee After a Ranged Attack 🏹⚔️: If you use a bow, switch back to your melee weapon before ending your turn. You can’t make an Attack of Opportunity with a ranged weapon!
- Wizards Can Learn Spells Above Their Wizard Level 🤯: A Cleric 5 / Wizard 1 has 3rd-level spell slots. Because they are a Wizard (even just level 1), they can learn a 3rd-level spell like Fireball from a scroll! This is a unique and powerful interaction.
Chapter VIII: A Primer on Multiclassing 🔄
Multiclassing can seem daunting, but it unlocks some of the most powerful character builds in the game. 📈
- How to Multiclass ➕: On “Balanced” or “Tactician” difficulty, a button will appear in the top right of the level-up screen to add a level in a different class.
- The Golden Rule: Don’t Multiclass Before Level 5 🚫: Level 5 is a massive power spike for almost every class. Martial classes get Extra Attack, and casters unlock 3rd-level spells like Fireball 🔥. Multiclassing before this will make your character feel much weaker.
- Match Your Main Ability Scores 🧠: Try to combine classes that use the same primary stat. A Paladin and a Warlock both use Charisma, making them a great combo. A Wisdom-based Cleric and an Intelligence-based Wizard is much harder to build effectively.
- The Fighter 2 “Action Surge” Dip 🤺: Two levels in Fighter grants Action Surge, letting you take an extra Action once per Short Rest. Adding this to any class, especially a caster, is incredibly powerful. Two Fireballs in one turn!
- The Warlock 2 “Eldritch Blast” Dip 🧙♂️: For any Charisma character, two levels in Warlock gets you the best damage cantrip in the game, Eldritch Blast, and an upgrade that adds your Charisma modifier to its damage.
- The Thief Rogue 3 “Fast Hands” Dip 🤸♂️: The Thief subclass at level 3 gets Fast Hands, granting a second Bonus Action every turn. This is insanely good for any character.
- The Life Cleric 1 “Heavy Armor” Dip 🛡️: A single level in Life Cleric grants proficiency with Heavy Armor and Shields. This is a popular choice for squishy casters like Wizards, dramatically increasing their survivability.
Chapter IX: Quality of Life & Final Wisdom ✨
Mastering the small details can make your journey smoother and more enjoyable. 👍
- Barter, Don’t Trade 🤝: Switch to the “Barter” screen with merchants. This lets you balance the trade with items instead of just gold, which is often more efficient.
- You Can Revive Companions in Combat ❤️🩹: If a companion is downed (0 HP), you can use an action to use a Scroll of Revivify or the “Help” action to get them back on their feet with 1 HP.
- You Can Flee Combat 🏃♂️: If a fight is going badly, you can use the “Flee Combat” action. If you get far enough away, you’ll safely exit the battle.
- Destroy Trapped Chests from a Distance 💥: Failed to disarm a trapped chest? You can often destroy it with ranged attacks. This will trigger the trap but usually leaves the loot inside unharmed.
- Use Familiars and Summons to Soak Damage 🐾: Summons are great for drawing enemy fire. Enemies will often waste attacks on them, saving your party from damage.
- Give Spell Scrolls to Your Martial Characters 📜: Any character can use a spell scroll! Giving a scroll of Misty Step to your Fighter can give them a crucial mobility option in an emergency.
- Use Food for Minor Healing 🍎: Outside of combat, you can eat food to restore a small amount of health without using a spell slot or potion.
- Keep an Eye on Vision Cones 👀: When sneaking, hold SHIFT to see the vision cones of NPCs. This is essential for navigating crowded areas.
- You Can Steal by Moving Items First 🤫: Want to steal an item in a crowded room? Move it to the floor near a single, isolated NPC. They will often pick it up. Now you only have to pickpocket one person!
- Knock Out, Don’t Kill, for Profit 😴: Toggle on “Non-Lethal Attacks.” Knocking out a merchant lets you loot them. They’ll wake up after a Long Rest, their inventory restocked, ready for you to trade with (or rob) again!
- You Can Access Your Camp Chest During Trade ↔️: Leave one party member at camp. Have another talk to a merchant in town. You can then freely transfer items from the camp chest to the trading character’s inventory without leaving the trade window!
- Unchain for Exploration Puzzles 🧩: Many puzzles require characters to be in multiple places at once. Remember to unchain your party to position them individually.
- Keep Brain Jars from the Nautiloid 🧠: Hold onto those brain jars from the prologue! In Act 2, you can find a device that lets you interact with them to learn their stories.
- The Ball Scratch Gives You is Special 🐕: After the dog Scratch joins your camp, he’ll bring you a ball. Don’t sell it! Playing with him unlocks the ability to summon him as a familiar in battle.
- Play on an Easier Difficulty 😊: There is no shame in lowering the difficulty! If you’re more interested in the story, switch to “Explorer” mode.
- It’s Okay to Fail Rolls 😂: Sometimes the most interesting and hilarious outcomes come from failure. A failed persuasion check might lead to an unexpected fight or a different path through a quest. Embrace the chaos!
- Heed the Point-of-No-Return Warnings ⚠️: The game will warn you when proceeding may close off older quests. Take these warnings seriously. Wrap up any unfinished business first.
- There is No Single “Correct” Way to Play 💖: Baldur’s Gate 3 is defined by choice. Be a hero, a villain, or something in between. Choose the path that feels right for your character.
- Take Your Time ⏳: This is the most important advice. Do not rush. Explore every corner. Talk to everyone. Read every book. The magic of this game is in the journey. Savor it.
Conclusion: Your Legend Awaits ✨
This journal has now passed from my hands to yours. The path ahead is fraught with peril, but you are now armed with the knowledge to face it. The secrets of combat, the art of exploration, and the wisdom of fellowship are at your command. The Sword Coast is a vast, living world, and these tips are but a map and a compass. 🗺️
It is up to you to take the steps, to make the choices, and to carve your name into the annals of Baldur’s Gate 3.
Now go forth, adventurer. Your story is waiting to be written. ✍️
Disclaimer: This is an unofficial fan work, all trademarks and copyrights for Baldur’s Gate 3 belong to the developer Larian Studios.
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