10 Storm Sorcerer / 2 Tempest Cleric is a pretty awesome mix because of the ability to maximize Lightning & Thunder damage with Channel Divinity. (And you can make up for the lack of a Level 6 Sorc spell with the Markoheshkir staff having Kreshka's Favour giving you Chain Lightning plus an Arcane Battery to cast that Lv6 spell twice per Short Rest). Even just dipping your toe in at 11/1 is still a spectacular combination because of the ability to use heavier armor and equipment that plays into Lightning/Thunder builds meant for the Tempest Clerics. A lot of multi-classing strengths radically change how strong they are when matching specific Sub-Classes together, whereas the classes may otherwise generally be a suboptimal exchange.
9 Storm Sorcerer / 2 Tempest Cleric / 1 Wizard is what I'm playing right now. With Warped Headband of Intellect you don't need to spec into Int and you can scribe 4 spells of your choosing. Dual wielding Markoheshkir and Rhapsody with heavy armor is really fun.
@@DefactoOverlord Oh, rad! Rhapsody seems like you could make some REALLY crazy builds around it, especially with multi-ability spellcasting. I never thought about picking up Wizard because I ended up being hyper specialized into my small set of spells around Lightning & Thunder with Radiant & a couple Force damage spells. Call Lightning allowing a recast for 10 turns and being able to upcast it just makes that SUCH an insanely powerful tool. For feats I just took Spell Sniper to get Eldritch Blast as the best high level cantrip for damage especially because it multi-hits, and Dual Wielding for a very different offhand weapon. For equipment, I dual wield Markoheshkir with the trident Nyrulna because its passive negates fall damage, can't be disarmed, and acts as a permanent light source on my character, which both makes the Tempestuous Magic flight really advantageous with basically zero risk even if you get displaced (so long as it's not into the abyss) and makes the Coruscation Ring & Callous Glow Ring effects constantly active riders on all your individual spell hit damage sources from casts. Along with the Boots of Stormy Clamour & Gloves of Belligerent Skies, you can just hit an obscene number of things at once and stack Radiant Orb & Reverberation on them. With the Thunderskin Cloak, it means anything not knocked prone yet with Reverberation has to save when attacking you while having worse saves & attacks. I typically have Shadowheart or Gale drop a high level Create Water which allows you to electrify that water and chain Lightning damage through multiple wet targets for double damage AND the surface activates all those status effects on everyone hit - which is a tactic you can max out when you REALLY need to with the Tempest Cleric's Destructive Wrath Channel Divinity on something like a Twinned Chain Lightning cast for free with Arcane Battery, and then Quick Cast it again as a Bonus Action. You can easily just one-shot the Steel Watcher Titan and all 3 Hellfire Watchers before they even move, like they're mere children's toys. The Psychic Spark necklace means you get access to a Lv6 Magic Missile from the Lv5 spell slots you get capped at by losing the 2 levels of Sorcerer, as that spell enables you to be able to just hammer a single target with an overwhelming amount of the per-hit damage status riders to max out status effects and chip damage to functionally incapacitate a single target forever like Raphael, open combat against a big group with Distant Spell to hit a bunch of spread out targets, but especially to chew through the Bhaalist enemies or Slayer Orin with the Unstoppable status as quickly as possible. The Cleric armor proficiencies mean you've also got a bunch of different options for armor that are otherwise off the table for a pure Sorcerer really early on like the Luminous Armor for insane up close Radiant Orb AoE that stacks stat status _far_ past the regular limit or the Jolty Vest to make attackers hitting you vulnerable to yet _another_ status and get Shocked if have Lightning Charges. Both mean it's beneficial to draw aggro because the enemies get weaker for attempting to hit you, and Cleric gives everything needed with that extra HP for durability and advantageous AC. (Plus, Necromancy of Thay and the Tharchiate Codex gets you 20 Temp HP every day as an extra barrier). The Helm of Balduran also boosts that to a massive degree to make you just a crazy powerhouse that's also regenerating health every round as well as being totally immune to Stunned & Critical hits. (Plus, you get it from Ansur, the Heart of the Storm which is the most thematically appropriate item ever). All together, it makes you a monumental threat to anything hitting you at all or even coming close to you without needing extra actions, and being overwhelming with Haste. Plus, you can carry the Hellfire Engine Crossbow for Lightning Arrow when you don't want to drop a spell slot on an attack but want to keep with the same tactics or even pull in a target at you and away from your allies since the Dex saves of anything you attack are constantly obliterated, which also makes your Temptest Cleric Wrath of the Storm reactions even more potent. (The build came out of my first run as a Lv12 Storm Sorcerer where I had this loadout but with the Potent Robe as armor, Lifebringer / Gibus of the Worshipful Servant as a helm, and a +1 Light Crossbow because as pure Sorc meant that I never really had necessary proficiencies to really get the most out of the other Storm themed equipment for the build. Those 2 levels of Tempest Cleric essentially just stack SO MANY specific and scaling advantages to really max out that approach I was taking that there's essentially zero downside at all to losing the 2 levels of Sorc for what you gain in return).
Just adding to the chorus that the Tempest Cleric Subclass or the Evocation Wizard Subclass can easily make a Sorcerer massively better even if you’re not using metamagic tricks to boost your Sorcery points. It’s a bit Multi Attribute Dependent, but itemization & careful spell picks make up for that.
Just started playing BG3, and your build guides have helped a lot - I actually started over because I realized I was messing up bad with my wizard! Thank you!
I went with 6 Storm Sorcerer and 2 Evocation Wizard. This way I can do big AOEs without hurting team mates and learn spells from scrolls, gives me versatility. My biggest issues are endurance as I consume a lot of spells. I’m looking at not going to 10 on sorcerer and throwing 1 into another class to get xtra proficiencies.
Love these rundowns. If you really need that 3rd (4th?) Quicken Spell for the day, you can always sack a spell slot for the meta points - wouldn't let that stop a multiclass option.
Strangely enough I love my combo Ice Dragon Sorcerer 6 / Divination wizard 6 with feats alert & Ice adept element...Tons of synergy, access to restricted spells (Ability increase from Sorcerer, Ice spells level 6)..:D
This is what I’m doing also on my second honour mode run! I completed it the first time as a Sorlock but I wanted to do an ice sorcerer build for my second run and it’s been fantastic. I’ve been making my whole team build around the wet/ice mechanic and it’s been a lot of fun!
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE. Really excited to finally have a Sorcerer playthrough. Thank you! I love the idea of a Sorcerer/Monk. You do not need a weapon. You are a weapon.
With Rogue you missed the nova monster : Draconic 9 / Assassin 3 , Twin spell start combat , twin spell and quickened on 1st turn (as assassin regains action), use roll to hit spells and critical the surprised. My comical crews Astarion build with the deathstalker mantle to go poof after (nicknamed Assastarion)
I've done a 9 Sorc/2 Warlock/1 Wizard. EB does the heavy lifting for damage, and you have plenty of spell slots to throw out CC or to consume for more EB. I'd skip out on Hex, because I noticed its awkward setting up Hex for later turns, most things will do from a double volley of EBs.
Everyone mentioning 2 cleric 10 sorc in comments but my favorite build so far has been 2 cleric 2 wizard 8 sorc with first and last point in wizard and maxing intelligence/dex over charisma. I just take ONLY utility spells from sorc and make sure to learn all my lightning spells as wizard from scrolls so they all have INT modifier (can’t learn scrolls if you already have spell from other classes so you want to ensure you have wizard version of anything that does damage). This way all your utility spells are always prepared and on bars, but you have 6 slots to switch in any damage spell from wizard. Then for the memes I take duel wield feat for both of the act 3 staves for arcane battery and free rank 6 necro spell after every kill. You’re still primarily relying on tempest and lightning damage, but a free rank 6 spell is a free rank 6 spell and having 2 points into wizard means I can switch in a water myrmidon and a deva summon after every long rest (and a mummy/ice mephits if I want 5 summons), then just switch out the spells back to damage. Utility from learning scrolls is too good not to dip into wizard and this build basically takes away charisma requirement on everything but call lightning spell which you won’t use anyway with everything else rolling INT. People might argue charisma and 10 sorc is better but utility of wizard is unmatched imo and can do same thing with more options available. Tl;dr: best sorc is INT based wizard with sorc passives and channel divinity Edit: this also lets you wear any armor and take evocation passive so you aren’t nuking your own team with lightning damage as well. Also duel staves feels incredibly lore friendly for Gale. Works really well with an alert spore Druid, every combat just haste spores on sorc, sleet of ice on enemies, cancel sleet of ice immediately so it melts then sorc will always start turn with double damage on basically everything, haste, and no using actions to setup water first. Oh and you have guidance. Incredibly OP.
@@thedarksideofthemoon4227 only if you learn the spells from sorc. You want to teach scrolls every level before you level up and should end up only having one lightning spell that’s charisma and that may just be because I couldn’t find a scroll for it idk if it’s unique to sorc
@@thedarksideofthemoon4227 with way scrolls work you may need to have a few levels first actually and learn them all after first level in wizard now that I think about it. Might not work as well if you try from lvl 1
You’re wrong about not getting the extra attack on honor mode with the pact of the blade warlock. On honor mode the extra attack the pact of the blade has just doesn’t stack with other classes extra attack like it does in every other difficulty.
exactly, its more for fighters/paladins. it still give you extra attack, it just doesnt mix if the multiclass already have extra attack, in the same way you dont get extra attack from going fighter and paladin. which is why i think going 8/4 paladin warlock ends up better in honor mode, as the extra feat can give you some really interesting utility.
A little disappointed how this channel kinda forgot about this game. I know there more games our there than BG3 but you've only produced one full build that I've seen.
I'm building a Druid 2: Sorc 10 to replicate the Iksar Shamen from Champions Return to Arms (green dragonborn). Druid is for wildshape badger just outside of combat. Sorc is for poison spells, swarm of insects, enlarge. Maybe use the Blood of Lathander. Should be fun
With barbarian there are The Reason's Grasp that if one chooses to end their rage they'll get 15 temp hp. Along with Bonespike Garb which gives 15 temp hp when raging. That might pair well with a barbarian/sorc who may need to pop in and out of their rage and could generate around 30 hp total.
Im not a super nerd d&d player so im here to check the 2 warlock 10 sorc combo. Because this is the only thing what jump into my head if i want multiclass, maybe paladin but not that much i want to stay caster. I see people like 10-2 sorclock maybe i try this one out 😁
1 very good combo was my ranger warlock will , it fit with his history , it fights with dual hand and inside darkness with no problem 5-7 or 5-4-3 with rogue in the end , i know there are stronger combo , but is lorewise perfect will is a ranger in party scene if he renounced to mizora .
I'm thinking about going with a 'Warsocerlock' lol... right now i have 1 level into wizard and the rest into Sorc just so i can learn the dozens of free spell scrolls you get.
Is Multiclassing necessary? I just started playing BG3 and it's quite overwhelming. I picked the Sorcerer and now I'm worried I didn't "make" him correctly. I'm only Level 3 but now I'm wondering if I should incorporate Paladin in my build. What should I do?
It's really not. Especially on the lower difficulties (normal and under) you can beat the game despite not knowing how to make effective optimised builds or being very tactical.
Don’t incorporate paladin. Stick with sorcerer all the way for your first playthrough. If you did wanna try multiclassing though, take 2 levels in warlock. Honestly the warlock dip is way better than paladin for sorc multiclass. Being able to quicken spell eldritch blast is just deadly. Don’t get stuck in a fomo loop, play the game and have fun :)
Am I wrong to think 8S/4W? You get all your feats but only loose 4 S points and some higher spell known and slots? Man, if I could be “master dev” for a day it would be for custom world, an option for up to lvl 15, no one class higher than 12 so you could properly multi class in either 2 or 3 but not “break” the feats
I'm a noob so the opinion I'm about to share should carry absolutely no weight.... Sorcerer is the least useful and unique of all the classes because everything it does is also done by someone else and they probably do it better. I really REALLY wanted to like Sorcerer but it was quite the let down, I only got it to level 5 and currently my highest level is a 7 so I'm serious about being a noob and I hope that it's just because I'm a noob without a level 12 to try it on that I have this opinion.
I've never used Lay on Hands, but Paladin Level x 2 (or 4) hit points seems pretty garbage past early game. Not sure what the hype is about, even considering its cure poison/disease utility.
Bruhhh Monks don't need wisdom????? Way of the open hand gives you bonus force/necrotic or radiant damage depending on your wisdom ( i got 5d8, ridiculous) there are boots who add your wisdom modifier to damage and it adds the modifier to their AC so absolutely not, monks LOVE wisdom. My monk with 20 strength and 18 wisdom and tavern brawler does 45-75 damage on topple or stagger (and i can do that 3 times because of the 3 levels i got on rogue if i activate wholeness of body.
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Sorcerer Cleric does not lose spell slots. It loses access to those spells, but both are full casters.
10 Storm Sorcerer / 2 Tempest Cleric is a pretty awesome mix because of the ability to maximize Lightning & Thunder damage with Channel Divinity. (And you can make up for the lack of a Level 6 Sorc spell with the Markoheshkir staff having Kreshka's Favour giving you Chain Lightning plus an Arcane Battery to cast that Lv6 spell twice per Short Rest).
Even just dipping your toe in at 11/1 is still a spectacular combination because of the ability to use heavier armor and equipment that plays into Lightning/Thunder builds meant for the Tempest Clerics.
A lot of multi-classing strengths radically change how strong they are when matching specific Sub-Classes together, whereas the classes may otherwise generally be a suboptimal exchange.
9 Storm Sorcerer / 2 Tempest Cleric / 1 Wizard is what I'm playing right now. With Warped Headband of Intellect you don't need to spec into Int and you can scribe 4 spells of your choosing. Dual wielding Markoheshkir and Rhapsody with heavy armor is really fun.
@@DefactoOverlord Oh, rad! Rhapsody seems like you could make some REALLY crazy builds around it, especially with multi-ability spellcasting. I never thought about picking up Wizard because I ended up being hyper specialized into my small set of spells around Lightning & Thunder with Radiant & a couple Force damage spells. Call Lightning allowing a recast for 10 turns and being able to upcast it just makes that SUCH an insanely powerful tool. For feats I just took Spell Sniper to get Eldritch Blast as the best high level cantrip for damage especially because it multi-hits, and Dual Wielding for a very different offhand weapon.
For equipment, I dual wield Markoheshkir with the trident Nyrulna because its passive negates fall damage, can't be disarmed, and acts as a permanent light source on my character, which both makes the Tempestuous Magic flight really advantageous with basically zero risk even if you get displaced (so long as it's not into the abyss) and makes the Coruscation Ring & Callous Glow Ring effects constantly active riders on all your individual spell hit damage sources from casts. Along with the Boots of Stormy Clamour & Gloves of Belligerent Skies, you can just hit an obscene number of things at once and stack Radiant Orb & Reverberation on them. With the Thunderskin Cloak, it means anything not knocked prone yet with Reverberation has to save when attacking you while having worse saves & attacks.
I typically have Shadowheart or Gale drop a high level Create Water which allows you to electrify that water and chain Lightning damage through multiple wet targets for double damage AND the surface activates all those status effects on everyone hit - which is a tactic you can max out when you REALLY need to with the Tempest Cleric's Destructive Wrath Channel Divinity on something like a Twinned Chain Lightning cast for free with Arcane Battery, and then Quick Cast it again as a Bonus Action. You can easily just one-shot the Steel Watcher Titan and all 3 Hellfire Watchers before they even move, like they're mere children's toys.
The Psychic Spark necklace means you get access to a Lv6 Magic Missile from the Lv5 spell slots you get capped at by losing the 2 levels of Sorcerer, as that spell enables you to be able to just hammer a single target with an overwhelming amount of the per-hit damage status riders to max out status effects and chip damage to functionally incapacitate a single target forever like Raphael, open combat against a big group with Distant Spell to hit a bunch of spread out targets, but especially to chew through the Bhaalist enemies or Slayer Orin with the Unstoppable status as quickly as possible.
The Cleric armor proficiencies mean you've also got a bunch of different options for armor that are otherwise off the table for a pure Sorcerer really early on like the Luminous Armor for insane up close Radiant Orb AoE that stacks stat status _far_ past the regular limit or the Jolty Vest to make attackers hitting you vulnerable to yet _another_ status and get Shocked if have Lightning Charges. Both mean it's beneficial to draw aggro because the enemies get weaker for attempting to hit you, and Cleric gives everything needed with that extra HP for durability and advantageous AC. (Plus, Necromancy of Thay and the Tharchiate Codex gets you 20 Temp HP every day as an extra barrier).
The Helm of Balduran also boosts that to a massive degree to make you just a crazy powerhouse that's also regenerating health every round as well as being totally immune to Stunned & Critical hits. (Plus, you get it from Ansur, the Heart of the Storm which is the most thematically appropriate item ever). All together, it makes you a monumental threat to anything hitting you at all or even coming close to you without needing extra actions, and being overwhelming with Haste. Plus, you can carry the Hellfire Engine Crossbow for Lightning Arrow when you don't want to drop a spell slot on an attack but want to keep with the same tactics or even pull in a target at you and away from your allies since the Dex saves of anything you attack are constantly obliterated, which also makes your Temptest Cleric Wrath of the Storm reactions even more potent.
(The build came out of my first run as a Lv12 Storm Sorcerer where I had this loadout but with the Potent Robe as armor, Lifebringer / Gibus of the Worshipful Servant as a helm, and a +1 Light Crossbow because as pure Sorc meant that I never really had necessary proficiencies to really get the most out of the other Storm themed equipment for the build. Those 2 levels of Tempest Cleric essentially just stack SO MANY specific and scaling advantages to really max out that approach I was taking that there's essentially zero downside at all to losing the 2 levels of Sorc for what you gain in return).
Wet + dual chain lighting + max damage from cleric => one shot red dragon at netherbrain let's gooo
I like the 10/2 Sorcerer/Warlock split.
Just adding to the chorus that the Tempest Cleric Subclass or the Evocation Wizard Subclass can easily make a Sorcerer massively better even if you’re not using metamagic tricks to boost your Sorcery points. It’s a bit Multi Attribute Dependent, but itemization & careful spell picks make up for that.
Just started playing BG3, and your build guides have helped a lot - I actually started over because I realized I was messing up bad with my wizard! Thank you!
I went with 6 Storm Sorcerer and 2 Evocation Wizard. This way I can do big AOEs without hurting team mates and learn spells from scrolls, gives me versatility. My biggest issues are endurance as I consume a lot of spells.
I’m looking at not going to 10 on sorcerer and throwing 1 into another class to get xtra proficiencies.
Love these rundowns.
If you really need that 3rd (4th?) Quicken Spell for the day, you can always sack a spell slot for the meta points - wouldn't let that stop a multiclass option.
8 Storm Sorcerer / 2 Evocation Wizard / 2 Tempest Cleric - My preferred build, Lightning/thunder/cold based ofc, Water myridon for spammable wetness and cc, legendary staff Lightning infused dual wielded with Mourning Frost.
Do you have a guide to follow in tryna build this now
Strangely enough I love my combo Ice Dragon Sorcerer 6 / Divination wizard 6 with feats alert & Ice adept element...Tons of synergy, access to restricted spells (Ability increase from Sorcerer, Ice spells level 6)..:D
This is what I’m doing also on my second honour mode run! I completed it the first time as a Sorlock but I wanted to do an ice sorcerer build for my second run and it’s been fantastic. I’ve been making my whole team build around the wet/ice mechanic and it’s been a lot of fun!
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE. Really excited to finally have a Sorcerer playthrough.
Thank you!
I love the idea of a Sorcerer/Monk. You do not need a weapon. You are a weapon.
With Rogue you missed the nova monster : Draconic 9 / Assassin 3 , Twin spell start combat , twin spell and quickened on 1st turn (as assassin regains action), use roll to hit spells and critical the surprised. My comical crews Astarion build with the deathstalker mantle to go poof after (nicknamed Assastarion)
wizard is clearly a S .... even just for Shield.... plus u can use a lot of spells that dont roll on int :D
Plus summons
I've done a 9 Sorc/2 Warlock/1 Wizard. EB does the heavy lifting for damage, and you have plenty of spell slots to throw out CC or to consume for more EB. I'd skip out on Hex, because I noticed its awkward setting up Hex for later turns, most things will do from a double volley of EBs.
This is uncannily timely. As I am considering playing a multiclass sorcerer.😎🙌🏾
Yes I been waiting for this. Thank you
Good timing I just started act 2 using your builds on my party and imo they smooth out the experience especially for a 1st playthrough.
Thank you for all the multi class guides. These are very helpful.
Thank you for this work!
Everyone mentioning 2 cleric 10 sorc in comments but my favorite build so far has been 2 cleric 2 wizard 8 sorc with first and last point in wizard and maxing intelligence/dex over charisma. I just take ONLY utility spells from sorc and make sure to learn all my lightning spells as wizard from scrolls so they all have INT modifier (can’t learn scrolls if you already have spell from other classes so you want to ensure you have wizard version of anything that does damage). This way all your utility spells are always prepared and on bars, but you have 6 slots to switch in any damage spell from wizard. Then for the memes I take duel wield feat for both of the act 3 staves for arcane battery and free rank 6 necro spell after every kill. You’re still primarily relying on tempest and lightning damage, but a free rank 6 spell is a free rank 6 spell and having 2 points into wizard means I can switch in a water myrmidon and a deva summon after every long rest (and a mummy/ice mephits if I want 5 summons), then just switch out the spells back to damage. Utility from learning scrolls is too good not to dip into wizard and this build basically takes away charisma requirement on everything but call lightning spell which you won’t use anyway with everything else rolling INT. People might argue charisma and 10 sorc is better but utility of wizard is unmatched imo and can do same thing with more options available. Tl;dr: best sorc is INT based wizard with sorc passives and channel divinity
Edit: this also lets you wear any armor and take evocation passive so you aren’t nuking your own team with lightning damage as well. Also duel staves feels incredibly lore friendly for Gale. Works really well with an alert spore Druid, every combat just haste spores on sorc, sleet of ice on enemies, cancel sleet of ice immediately so it melts then sorc will always start turn with double damage on basically everything, haste, and no using actions to setup water first. Oh and you have guidance. Incredibly OP.
I think wiz1 cleric2 sorc9 makes more sense
@@Ptzou I’ll have to try it out! I take wiz 2 for the evocation so I can cast directly on team and it won’t kill them lol
If you take wizard first and sorcerer second the spells you learned from scrolls will scale with charisma...
@@thedarksideofthemoon4227 only if you learn the spells from sorc. You want to teach scrolls every level before you level up and should end up only having one lightning spell that’s charisma and that may just be because I couldn’t find a scroll for it idk if it’s unique to sorc
@@thedarksideofthemoon4227 with way scrolls work you may need to have a few levels first actually and learn them all after first level in wizard now that I think about it. Might not work as well if you try from lvl 1
You’re wrong about not getting the extra attack on honor mode with the pact of the blade warlock. On honor mode the extra attack the pact of the blade has just doesn’t stack with other classes extra attack like it does in every other difficulty.
exactly, its more for fighters/paladins. it still give you extra attack, it just doesnt mix if the multiclass already have extra attack, in the same way you dont get extra attack from going fighter and paladin.
which is why i think going 8/4 paladin warlock ends up better in honor mode, as the extra feat can give you some really interesting utility.
A little disappointed how this channel kinda forgot about this game. I know there more games our there than BG3 but you've only produced one full build that I've seen.
I was waiting for this
I'm building a Druid 2: Sorc 10 to replicate the Iksar Shamen from Champions Return to Arms (green dragonborn). Druid is for wildshape badger just outside of combat. Sorc is for poison spells, swarm of insects, enlarge. Maybe use the Blood of Lathander. Should be fun
With barbarian there are The Reason's Grasp that if one chooses to end their rage they'll get 15 temp hp. Along with Bonespike Garb which gives 15 temp hp when raging. That might pair well with a barbarian/sorc who may need to pop in and out of their rage and could generate around 30 hp total.
This is prime content!!
perfect , thank you for all the work
Im not a super nerd d&d player so im here to check the 2 warlock 10 sorc combo. Because this is the only thing what jump into my head if i want multiclass, maybe paladin but not that much i want to stay caster. I see people like 10-2 sorclock maybe i try this one out 😁
1 very good combo was my ranger warlock will , it fit with his history , it fights with dual hand and inside darkness with no problem 5-7 or 5-4-3 with rogue in the end , i know there are stronger combo , but is lorewise perfect will is a ranger in party scene if he renounced to mizora .
I'm thinking about going with a 'Warsocerlock' lol... right now i have 1 level into wizard and the rest into Sorc just so i can learn the dozens of free spell scrolls you get.
What's better in terms of saving my concentration? 1) resilient: constitution or 2) war caster
Is Multiclassing necessary? I just started playing BG3 and it's quite overwhelming. I picked the Sorcerer and now I'm worried I didn't "make" him correctly. I'm only Level 3 but now I'm wondering if I should incorporate Paladin in my build. What should I do?
It's really not. Especially on the lower difficulties (normal and under) you can beat the game despite not knowing how to make effective optimised builds or being very tactical.
Absolutely not! Your first time through just play the game. I would suggest NOT reading/watching any guides.
Don’t incorporate paladin. Stick with sorcerer all the way for your first playthrough. If you did wanna try multiclassing though, take 2 levels in warlock. Honestly the warlock dip is way better than paladin for sorc multiclass. Being able to quicken spell eldritch blast is just deadly. Don’t get stuck in a fomo loop, play the game and have fun :)
@@common_undead thank you for the advice
@@markm3346 thanks, I was worried
Am I wrong to think 8S/4W? You get all your feats but only loose 4 S points and some higher spell known and slots? Man, if I could be “master dev” for a day it would be for custom world, an option for up to lvl 15, no one class higher than 12 so you could properly multi class in either 2 or 3 but not “break” the feats
I'm a noob so the opinion I'm about to share should carry absolutely no weight.... Sorcerer is the least useful and unique of all the classes because everything it does is also done by someone else and they probably do it better. I really REALLY wanted to like Sorcerer but it was quite the let down, I only got it to level 5 and currently my highest level is a 7 so I'm serious about being a noob and I hope that it's just because I'm a noob without a level 12 to try it on that I have this opinion.
Now my red dragonborn blue dragon bloodline sorcerer will play some tunes
cleric sorc is nuts just do the ligthing build using tempest domain
I've never used Lay on Hands, but Paladin Level x 2 (or 4) hit points seems pretty garbage past early game. Not sure what the hype is about, even considering its cure poison/disease utility.
You're still making these? Hell yeah I want druid and ranger Multiclass videos so bad
Wizard, Sorcerer, and Fighter are all that are decent for Druid. Everything else is ass.
Does everyone forget his humor is very dry and sarcastic? Hilarious!
More BG3 please
Me taking scorc as a multi class for the face scales.
Here I am this morning thinking, damn I can't wait to respec my character tonight. And like a knight in shining armor, here you are.
Thank u
1:15 Karlach having an existential crisis. lol
Bruhhh Monks don't need wisdom????? Way of the open hand gives you bonus force/necrotic or radiant damage depending on your wisdom ( i got 5d8, ridiculous) there are boots who add your wisdom modifier to damage and it adds the modifier to their AC so absolutely not, monks LOVE wisdom. My monk with 20 strength and 18 wisdom and tavern brawler does 45-75 damage on topple or stagger (and i can do that 3 times because of the 3 levels i got on rogue if i activate wholeness of body.
The best sorcerer multi class is more sorcerer. You're a spell God, lean into it
So what exactly would be the trade in a sorc 10/warlock 2?
druid next please!
10 sorc 2 lock is my fav
I think Sorlock should be an A.
Fextra sounds so bored. 😂
I wish this game used DOS2's combat system also mate. 😩
Wiz1, cleric2, sorc9… iykyk
I usually love your videos but tempest cleric with sorc is broken. You’re smoking crack giving it a c 😂😂
cleric C? rogue A? Warlock B tier? whaddafack is this
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