Baldur’s Gate 3 Just Got Two New Subclasses And A New Class On Console

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Sam’s first review was 2020’s Battletoads reboot, and he’s since reviewed games in The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario, and Pokemon franchises. Sign in to your TheGamer account Larian has been on fire recently. Over the last few months, it has vetted, uploaded, and approved some of the most exciting user-created mods for the console version of Baldur's Gate 3. Players can dive into a version of the game with a Shadow of Mordor-style Nemesis System, create a party of villains, recruit any NPC as a playable character, and cheat the game to their hearts' desire. The latest batch of content is here, and while it doesn't have anything as game-changing as the Nemesis System, it still offers some fun classes and subclasses to dive into, along with the usual batch of cosmetic items. Baldur's Gate Console Version Gets Another 14 Pieces Of Content It's now been almost three years since the release of Baldur's Gate 3. Competing against the likes of Alan Wake 2 and Tears of the Kingdom, Larian's hit ran riot at award shows, earning its place as one of the best games ever. Its popularity shows as, alongside its huge critical and commercial success, thousands of players still play it daily, and it's one of the most-modded games of all time. While many of the 20,000+ mods will likely remain exclusive to PC, Larian is doing everything it can to vet, approve, and upload the best ones to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series versions of the game, with 14 more coming today. We've found all the latest additions for you and have popped them here in this handy list, so you don't have to go digging yourself: P4 Gale Padded Robe - Gives Gale a padded robe as his starter outfit. ASE Summer Vibes - Adds a range of summer items including straw hats, beach chairs, and bikinis. Way of the Sword Saint: Monk Subclass - Adds a new Monk subclass dedicated to "mastering a level of weapon expertise that surpasses normal limitations." ZillionZ of Expressions by Echo - Adds 5,136 new facial expressions for Photo Mode. Nyx: Armor and Camp Clothing - Adds a new leather armor set for BT1 - BT4. Midnight Sparkle - Adds a new Midnight Sparkle outfit. Wild Spring Barbarian: The Wildest Subclass Mod - Adds a Barbarian subclass that has traits like a Druid, with the ability to summon animals. The Legend of Drizzt - Adds a custom class themed after Drizzt Do'Urden, a famed drow Ranger. Drizzt's Swords Icingdeath and Twinkle - Adds Drizzt Do'Urden's famous swords. Vigilantia - Adds a new light armor set, geared towards Rogues. Orion's Tears (Earrings with physics) - Adds a set of earrings in three colors. Asgorath: Armor and Camp Clothing - Adds a dragon staff and dyable set for BT1 - BT4. Edith: Head Preset - Adds a BT1 head preset for a range of races. Zatheris' Paladin Cantrips - Adds a range of Cantrips for Paladins. It's not the most exciting set of additions, but both of the subclasses look like a lot of fun to play, and if you're that way inclined, roleplaying as Drizzt could be a blast. Released August 3, 2023 ESRB Mature 17+ / Blood and Gore, Partial Nudity, Sexual Content, Strong Language, Violence Developer(s) Larian Studios Publisher(s) Larian Studios Engine Divinity 4.0 Multiplayer Online Co-Op, Local Co-Op Cross-Platform Play Full