An ancient evil has returned to Baldur's Gate and its fate lies in your hands. Take a look at our cheats and tips to get help as you gather your party and return to the Forgotten Realms.
Baldur's Gate 3 is a role-playing game that features both single-player and cooperative multiplayer elements. The story takes place 120 years after the events of the previous game in the series and is primarily set in the Sword Coast in western Faerun. The game is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
The cheats and tips below will help your game progression in Baldur's Gate 3.
Resist the temptation of keeping the party together and trying to tackle the forces of evil together. In Baldur's Gate 3 if your party is bunched up it will make it easier for enemy spellcasters to use powerful spells or rogues to use items such as Grease, Oil, and more to inconvenience you all.
By spreading out your party will not be able to be hit all at once. Although the best strategy is to spread the party out you also need to make sure they are nearby so they can aid each other with their abilities if need be.
When you enter areas that you get an uncertain feeling about it is advised that you progress through them using stealth. Staying in the shadows and moving quietly can sometimes allow you to bypass whole swathes of combat which would lead to certain death. Additionally, you may even be able to find some loot.
In Badur's Gate 3 it is important that you pay attention to the weapons and armor your party is using as the different members will have strengths and weaknesses with different items. It is crucial that you know what weapons you can and can't wield without putting yourself at a disadvantage before you purchase them.
The most important thing to consider when building a party is that you have companions that have a range of weapons and abilities. For example, in order to deal with melee and ranged attacks the composition of your team should include a spellcaster, healer, fighter, and a tanky frontliner.
Avoid building a party that comprises of the same or similar class as doing so will result in you struggling badly when you encounter a team of varied enemies. Listed below are the ten companions currently in Baldur's Gate 3.
Below are what we consider to be the best party builds for their specific purpose in Baldur's Gate 3. Tav, the character you usually play has not been included, just figure out which character you're most like out of the four listed in the party, and don't use that character.
The Camp in Baldur's Gate 3 is a feature that serves as a temporary shelter for you and your companions. In order to set up camp and take a long rest to regain all your health and spell slots you must click the little fire icon to the right of your character bar. You can set up camp anywhere at almost any time. The only time you can't camp is during the middle of a fight.
Listed below in order of importance are all the characters that can join camp. Keep in mind some of these NPCs that actively contribute to the many endings of the game need a specific requirement to be met before they join your camp.
Scratch is a white dog that can be found close to the entrance of the Blighted Village next to the body of his former master.
Withers can be found in the Dank Crypt, he will eventually show up at camp of his own accord.
Rescued from goblins and brought back to camp.
Two NPCs who can be encountered through the course of the main quest from Act Two onwards.
When you play as Gale his Tressym, Tara, a magical beast resembling a small winged cat will join the camp.
Volo is one of the first camp followers to be recruited, he insists that he can aid in the removal of the mind flayer tadpole.
Mizora first appears in camp early in Act One, then again in Act Two and Three if you decide to rescue her from Moonrise Towers.
Arabella can be met at the Druid Grove in Act One, where she has been captured for stealing the Idol of Silvanus.
Grand Duke Ulder Ravengard will join the camp towards the end of Act Three once he has been rescued during the quest 'Rescue the Grand Duke'.
You will first encounter Barcus Wroot in the Blighted Village in Act One, tied to a windmill and being tormented by goblins.
Yenna and her cat Grub can be found in Act Three when the party first reaches Rivington.
Halsin can be rescued in Act One and will remain in camp until his personal quest is completed.
The Oathbreaker Knight will appear in camp if a paladin character breaks their oath.
Thaniel is met in Act Two in the Shadowlands and is linked to Halsin's personal quest.
There are thirteen different legendary weapons in Baldur's Gate 3 which you can obtain to help you dispose of the enemies you face with ease. Each of these powerful weapons has its own qualities and in the hands of the right companion can be wielded with devastating effect.
Legendary weapons are typically found at the end of difficult quests or tough challenges, they are worth going after. The legendary weapons tier list below will tell you which are the best in the game.
A Tier:
B Tier:
C Tier:
We have a How to Get Nyrunla in Baldur's Gate 3 guide that goes into detail how to get this legendary trident which is the most powerful weapon in the game.
Below is a complete list of PC cheats for Baldur's Gate 3 along with a keyboard shortcut you can use to activate them. Keep in mind that you can customize shortcuts to your liking at any point in time.
Ctrl + Numpad 1
Ctrl + Numpad 2
Ctrl + Numpad 3
Ctrl + Numpad 4
F1
F2
Alt + Numpad 5 to increase
Ctrl + Numpad 5 to decrease
Alt + Numpad 6 to increase
Ctrl + Numpad 6 to decrease
Alt + Numpad 7 to increase
Ctrl + Numpad 7 to decrease
Alt + Numpad 8 to increase
Ctrl + Numpad 8 to decrease
Alt + Numpad 9 to increase
Ctrl + Numpad 9 to decrease
Alt + Numpad 0 to increase
Ctrl + Numpad 0 to decrease
Shift + F3
Ctrl + F4 to increase
Shift + F4 to decrease