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'rankings of these classes starting from
the bottom and working our way towards
the top we have the Druid it kind of
pains me personally to put the Druid on
the bottom because I think they have so
many things going for them that are
interesting and that make them unique
like they're wild shaping all of their
full spell casting some of their spells
I really enjoy like Spike growth and
thematically they are such a cool class
the problem for me with Druids in this
game is how they have been implemented
in particular I assume some of this
comes down to technical limitations but
for instance the wild shaping where a
druid turns into various animals does
actually let you interact in the
tabletop version with a variety of other
class features so long as they aren't
spells basically however none of that is
really here in Baldur's Gate 3 so you
essentially turn into an animal that can
take a couple of actions in combat for
instance but even just beyond that a lot
of their mechanics are just very clunky
in how they are handled in game here for
instance Spore Druid sees us trying to
deal extra damage when we have a
temporary health Boost from our spores
active but the second you lose that
you're dealing significantly less damage'

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# Ranking Criteria

In the world of Baldur's Gate 3, every class holds its own unique charm and viability, especially when playing on normal difficulty. This game emphasizes role-playing over sheer power gaming, allowing players to explore diverse strategies and character builds. 

## The Viability of Classes

It's important to note that every single class in Baldur's Gate 3 is capable of navigating the game effectively. Even if you don't dive deep into min-maxing your character, you can still find success. For instance, I crafted a tactician build that didn’t focus solely on optimizing every stat, yet I managed to conquer the game with relative ease. This highlights a crucial point: success often hinges on your understanding of the game’s systems and how different elements interact with one another.

## Rankings as a Fun Exploration

With that in mind, the rankings presented here are primarily for fun. They serve as a way to express personal opinions about the classes and their implementation within the game. While some players might take these rankings to heart, it’s essential to remember that enjoyment should always take precedence over arbitrary lists. 

### Play What You Love

Don’t let a ranking deter you from choosing the class that excites you the most. The joy of playing the game you’ve invested in is far more significant than any random ranking you might find online. So, embrace the class that resonates with you, and dive into the adventure that awaits.

As we move forward, let’s explore the classes in detail, keeping in mind that each one has its strengths and can lead to a fulfilling gaming experience.

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