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'because enjoying the thing you paid for
is a lot more important than some random
guys ranking on the internet so with
that in mind let's get into just that my
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
and while you can raise zombies and
stuff and it still has cool themes that
doesn't really jive with the fact that
Druids aren't really frontliners so it
works but it's a little weird and
because of that if you just want to go
like for Pure Effectiveness you're
essentially just building a spellcaster
at that point of which there are many so
while I do like this class it's at the
bottom just because a lot of it is
handled so awkwardly but admittedly all
of the various wild shapes you can get
one of which is a rafter even are still
really cool so I do think it's still
worth playing however next up we have
the ranger the Rangers at the bottom
because it is in my opinion a little
uninspired many of the things it tries
to do other classes just flat out do
much better or at least potentially can
such as attacking with finesse weapons
doing range damage and because of that
whenever I want to do those things I
usually go to other classes for them
however the ranger still does have some
things going for it that are really fun
here for instance you can get an animal
companion which grows in power alongside
you which can help out with the action
economy there are a couple of subclasses
that mix really well with other classes
such as Gloom stalker that can let you
set up some pretty brutal first round
combos but Ranger is ultimately so close
to the bottom because really just about
the only time I even consider taking
this class is for a very specific dip
into it to make use of one of its
features with that pretty much being the
extent of it as it gets outshined by a
lot of other classes in most other ways
third up however we have the Rogue the
reason the Rogue is so close to the'

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## Introduction and Ranking Criteria

Welcome, adventurers! Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of **Baldur's Gate 3** as we explore the class rankings that can shape your gameplay experience. With the game now fully released, I've had the chance to experiment with various classes, and I’m excited to share my thoughts with you.

### What to Expect in This Ranking

When it comes to ranking the classes, I’ve considered several key factors. First and foremost is **general power**—how effective each class can be in combat situations. But it’s not just about raw strength; I’ve also taken into account **personal enjoyment**. After all, what’s the point of playing if you’re not having fun?

Another crucial aspect is the **implementation of each class** within Baldur's Gate 3. Some classes may have unique abilities or features that don’t quite resonate with me, which can influence their position on the list. For instance, while I absolutely love playing a Warlock, it might not take the top spot due to how certain mechanics are executed in the game.

### A Note on Viability

Before we jump into the rankings, I want to emphasize an important point: **every class is viable**. Especially on normal difficulty, you can enjoy a fulfilling experience regardless of your choice. This game prioritizes **role-playing** over sheer power gaming, allowing for a rich narrative experience. 

In fact, my own tactician build didn’t focus heavily on min-maxing, yet I still managed to conquer the game with relative ease. It’s all about understanding the systems at play and how they interact with one another. 

### Rankings for Fun

Ultimately, these rankings are meant to be a fun exploration of my personal opinions regarding the classes and their implementations. Each class has its strengths and can carry you through the game effectively. So, don’t let any ranking deter you from choosing the class that excites you the most! Embrace your preferred playstyle and enjoy the journey through the realms of Baldur's Gate 3.

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