The Karlach Mind Flayer ending for Baldur’s Gate 3 isn’t as much of a happy ending as you thought, reveals actor Samantha ...

Some of the rarest Baldur's Gate 3 achievements are incredibly easy, but even the hard ones aren't that complicated - what ...

The languages of the Forgotten Realms aren't a huge focus in Baldur's Gate 3, but you'll probably be surprised at which ones ...

The Baldur's Gate 3 companions will be the most likely targets of your romantic advances, and you've got plenty of options to pursue there. But you'll need to bear in mind that your actions and ...

After extensive testing and research, we bring you our favorite builds for all Baldur's Gate 3 classes in Larian Studios' RPG game, including their optimal subclass, BG3 race, and background. We ...

Unfortunately, some companions in Baldur’s Gate 3 are missable, so we’ve put together this guide to help you find them all. You’ll meet most in Act 1, but there’s one each in Act 2 & 3, as ...

While all BG3 races have their own advantages, some of them are particularly suited to becoming Warlocks. While the Early Access build of Baldur’s Gate 3 assigned some ability points based on ...

Games RPG Baldur's Gate Baldur's Gate 3 Post-Larian Wizards of the Coast threatens us with more 'CRPGs that are going to be as serious as BG3' News By Joshua Wolens published June 10, 2025 ...

The 35 best Baldur's Gate 3 mods All the top BG3 mods to customize your companion, bump inventory limits, grab more spells, and more, plus how to download and set them up.

Starting Search the Cellar Quest in BG3 Image Source: Larian Studios via Twinfinite The quest can actually be started in a couple of different ways, depending on where you find yourself going first.

You need to kill her in order to save the grove's residents, and yet, some people are willing to let her slaughter the tieflings and the druids just so she can be their companion.

Baldur's Gate 3 has an ultra-rare Act 3 scenario where zombie versions of the tiefling refugees show up in their usual spots acting like everything's normal By Ted Litchfield published 18 May 25 ...