So, my tiers are:Ĭonsistently amazing spells. By impact I mean how powerful a spell is when cast in the right circumstances, and by consistency, I mean how common those circumstances are. Basically, I use a lettered tier system that focuses on two factors: impact and consistency.
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Spamming reloads and long rests trivializes many challenges of the game, so for the sake of evaluation we have to assume you are trying to use them as little as possible.įollowers of this series will also be familiar with my tier system, since I use a similar one in nearly every article.
This tier list will also operate from the fundamental assumption that you are trying as much as possible to minimize the amount of reloads and long rests you take in your runs. The reason I make these assumptions is because what makes a better role play experience will differ from person to person, whereas combat utility is by contrast easy to compare and measure. My hierarchy of values is, moving from most important to least: starting with the most valued and moving to the least:ĭirect combat utility -> indirect combat utility -> convenience -> role-play utility For everyone else, it would be impossible to objectively rank spells without some stipulation on how they will be evaluated, particularly concerning combat versus out of combat utility. If you’ve read the last three articles in this series all of this will be old hat, so please just skip past if. My experience of CRPGs has always been that the more mastery I have over the system the more fun and rewarding my runs are, so that is the primary goal, to have more fun! A secondary goal is to help Larian improve the balance of the game. In past articles I ranked abilities, races, classes, and in this article, I rank every spell available in the game.
The purpose of this series is to assess the relative power of fundamental choices for building your character in BG3. This is the fourth and final article in my Baldur’s Gate Three Rankings and Guide Series.
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