Baldur s Gate 3: Every Paladin Subclass Ranked

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When Multiclassing using the Eldritch Knight subclass, it's important to understand how spell slots are calculated. The Eldritch Knight subclass isn't a full caster, so only 1/3 of its level (rounded down) is added to the effective caster level when multiclassing. As an example, a level 3 Eldritch Knight with one level in Wizard would have an effective caster level of 2. Eldritch Knight is an excellent defensive subclass thanks to its access to spells like Shield, and it can further strengthen its defenses with Abjuration Wizard levels. This allows them to utilize the Arcane Ward to protect themselves and their allies from incoming damage, charging the ward with every spell they cast.


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This multiclass choice has little impact on a character's ability to use high-level spells. Because both classes are Prepared Spellcasters, and the ability to learn from scrolls only requires one level, a Cleric 11 Wizard 1 character will still be able to use Level 6 spells and have Level 6 spell slots unlocked.

It might not seem like a natural fit, but dipping two levels into the Fighter class as a Cleric grants an incredibly powerful ability: Action Surge. One of the iconic abilities of the Fighter class, Action Surge is a Bonus Action that grants the caster another Action that turn.

While not always the strongest option, this can be used to activate spells like Blade Ward without giving up an attack. It can even be used to cast True Strike without giving up an attack, though this won't make it useful mid-combat.


Players who choose a Green Dragon as their Draconic Ancestry will learn Ray of Sickness as an additional first level spell. At Level 6, they will gain resistance to poison damage and a boost to poison damage de

The best Cleric companions in BG3 are Lae'Zel as your melee bruiser, Gale as your ranged damage-dealer, and Astarion as a versatile blend of melee and Stealth maneuvers. Though you can change the class and specialization of any of your companions, these three come with strong pre-determined class and spec combos to balance out your Cleric party composition.


Storm Sorcerers wield the power of storms to devastate their foes and manipulate the battlefield. At level one, they get the ability "Tempestuous Magic," allowing them to fly as a bonus action after casting any level one or higher spell. The Storm Sorcerer cannot receive opportunity attacks when doing this, making it an excellent tool for reposition

As mentioned in the previous section, Act 3 offers some tremendously powerful Critical Hit items. You can get Bloodthirst by defeating Orin, purchase the Dead Shot from Fytz at the Stormshore Armoury, and snag Sarevok's Horned Helm by defeating Sarevok at the Murder Tribunal. You can also equip yourself with some of the armor mentioned in the sections for the other Subclasses, as they remain excellent options for improving your survivability. Alternatively, players multiclassing with Rogue should consider picking up the Bhaalist Armour by becoming an Unholy Assassin at the Murder Tribunal.


Players who choose a White Dragon as their Draconic Ancestry will learn Armor of Agathys as an additional first level spell, while a Silver Dragon will instead grant Feather Fall . At level 6, they will gain resistance to cold damage and a boost to cold damage de

At level 6, Wild Magic Sorcerers can "Bend Luck." When a creature they can see makes a saving throw, attack roll, or ability check, the Wild Magic Sorcerer can spend 2 Sorcery Points to roll 1d4 and apply the result as a bonus or penalty to that roll. This allows the Wild Magic Sorcerer to, as the name suggests, bend luck in their fa

No matter what, be sure to get the Stealth, Persuasion, Perception, and Deception proficiency. These checks naturally fall into Rogue playstyles, especially Stealth. If your Background covers any of these options, think about picking up Insight or Investigation, which can be useful for lots of dialogue checks.

The Eldritch Knight serves as a way for Fighters to gain limited access to magic and, as a result, the ability to buff themselves and inflict elemental damage. Since they cast spells using the Intelligence stat, the Eldritch Knight subclass is particularly well suited to the Githyanki race's default bonus stats, though the full release allows players to adjust racial stat bonuses however they wish.