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'things you can either make this a Gish
character that it is to say a melee and
magical focused class that can deal
fantastic damage in melee but also be a
proficient spell Caster you can also
turn them into a full spell Caster they
also get their unique packed magic which
makes sure even their weakest spells are
always quite strong and they even get
the ability through their invocations to
cast a lot of spells without using spell
slots at all really the only drawback
for warlocks for me in Baldur's Gate 3
is the fact that you are supposed to be
able to use their warlock spell slots to
cast spells from other classes generally
which just doesn't work in balther's
Gate 3 and while it's not necessarily
make or break here it is a little
disappointing again I assume this is
probably some sort of technical
limitation or maybe it is just genuinely
intentional but in either case that's
really my only complaint about them here
though last and certainly not least we
have the Paladin another classic if you
want to Smite evil in the name of all
that is just in good a paladin tends to
be the go-to they are Charisma class
which again makes them great at talking
to people and they are also very strong
mechanically thanks to their class
features of divine Smite this is why
they are at the top of this list
ultimately because Divine Smite is
incredibly effective in this campaign
specifically because Smite does increase
damage to Undead and fiends and there
are a lot of them in Baldur's Gate 3 and
while Smite ultimately uses spell slots
so it is not infinite free damage or
anything it is pretty easy to combine
Smite with a lot of other features to
just do Insane damage there's also a lot
of role playing to be had around their
Oaths and either trying to keep them or
deliberately breaking them to become an
oath breaker Paladin instead if you take
a level or two in cleric you can even
have a deity that you are serving which
has its own representation and dialogues
so because of this even if you don't
want to play a pure Paladin a couple of
levels in Paladin benefits almost
everyone but especially melee characters
thanks to Divine Smite as well as some
of their proficiencies and while I would
say me many classes have them beat when
it comes to doing AOE damage to a number
of enemies at once single Target
paladins really steal the show and
combined with their ability to pass a
lot of speech checks and things like
that and dialogue and their role-playing
aspects to it paladins really just steal
the show in Boulder's Gate 3 which makes
it no surprise to me that they were one
of the most played classes according to
larion themselves that though has been
my class rankings for balder's Gate 3 I
certainly hope you enjoyed it and I'm
looking forward to hearing everyone
else's opinions about this as I'm sure
many people have a lot to say about it
but in all seriousness I would be very
interested to hear how everyone else is
finding the classes because even the
ones I haven't really enjoyed that much
such as the Druid are still classes with
a strong class fantasy that are very
capable of playing through the game and
as I said at the beginning don't let any
of these rankings dissuade you from
playing the character you want to play
because all of them are very capable
especially if you're just playing on
normal any anyway with that in mind
though like comment subscribe all that
YouTube jazz but regardless of any of
that truly just thank you so much for
watching I really do appreciate it may
you wander in wisdom and have an amazing
day
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## Radar Rankings and Class Selection Basis

As we continue our exploration of class rankings in Baldur's Gate 3, we find ourselves diving into the heart of the matter: the unique strengths and weaknesses of each class. This section will highlight the classes that stand out, offering insights into their gameplay mechanics and overall enjoyment.

### 3. Barbarian

Barbarians hold a special place in the rankings, sitting comfortably in the middle. While they may not be my personal favorite, their appeal is undeniable. One of the standout features of playing a Barbarian is the unique conversation options available, allowing them to intimidate foes and create entertaining outcomes. This class shines in melee combat, especially in the early game, thanks to their rage ability and bonuses to hit. 

However, as the game progresses, they may find themselves outclassed by Fighters in terms of damage output. Still, the Barbarian's class fantasy is compelling, and their straightforward mechanics make them accessible for new players. With subclasses that offer exciting abilities, such as impressive throwing damage with improvised weapons, Barbarians provide plenty of fun opportunities, even if they can feel a bit one-note at times.

### 4. Cleric

Next up, we have the Cleric, a class that truly embodies versatility. Positioned in the middle of the rankings, Clerics can be approached in numerous ways, thanks to their ability to select a deity and tailor their gameplay accordingly. While they often get pigeonholed as healers, it's important to recognize that Clerics can also deal significant damage. 

With access to powerful spells like Flame Strike and Spirit Guardian, they can contribute to both crowd control and damage output. Their domains further enhance their capabilities, allowing for a mix of healing and melee damage. This adaptability makes the Cleric a fantastic all-around class, perfectly suited for a balanced party.

### 5. Wizard

As we move into the top half of the rankings, the Wizard emerges as a classic choice. Wizards offer a rich variety of spellcasting approaches, making them incredibly fun to play. My personal favorite is the Evocation subclass, which allows for devastating area-of-effect spells while protecting allies from friendly fire—a crucial feature, especially considering that a significant percentage of player deaths can be attributed to it.

While Wizards must prepare their spells, which can feel limiting compared to the spontaneous casting of Sorcerers, their utility spells can be game-changers. When played effectively, Wizards can unleash immense damage in the right situations

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