Baldur's Gate 3 Ranger Multiclassing Guide

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Summary

A comprehensive guide to multiclassing with the Ranger class in Baldur's Gate 3, exploring optimal level break points and class combinations.

Highlights

Ranger and Wizard Multiclass
00:30:49

Wizard and Ranger multiclassing is the final item, again noting potential focus on intelligence over wisdom. Good builds for Ranger/Wizard are 10/2, 9/3, and 8/4.

Conclusion
00:33:22

The video concludes by stating that Rangers can multiclass more effectively than people realize, even though Wisdom is their spellcasting ability modifier.

Introduction to Ranger Multiclassing
00:00:00

The video introduces Ranger multiclassing, focusing on builds where Ranger is the predominant class. It highlights the importance of considering subclass features and spellcasting abilities when multiclassing. Beast Master Rangers are discouraged from multiclassing due to their reliance on animal companion levels.

Ranger and Barbarian Multiclass
00:01:59

This segment explores Barbarian and Ranger multiclassing. It emphasizes melee-focused builds due to Barbarian's rage feature. Optimal break points are discussed, including 10 Ranger/2 Barbarian for Reckless Attack. The video advises against relying on concentration spells while raging as a Barbarian. It also discusses the Barbarian subclasses and the trade-offs with Ranger features.

Ranger and Bard Multiclass
00:05:34

The video then discusses Bard and Ranger multiclassing. Focusing on Charisma over Wisdom and taking advantage of Bard skills and features, suggesting a minimum of two Bard levels. Discusses different break points in levels and subclasses.

Ranger and Cleric Multiclass
00:08:58

Ranger and Cleric multiclassing is explored, highlighting the synergy with Wisdom-based spellcasting. Different cleric domains and their impact on the build are discussed, with suggested level splits.

Ranger and Druid Multiclass
00:12:06

The video examines Druid and Ranger multiclassing, again noting the shared Wisdom-based spellcasting. It suggests multiclassing with Circle of the Land or Spores, and gives a minimum of 2 levels into Druid. Considers an 8/4 Ranger/Druid setup as a strong choice.

Ranger and Fighter Multiclass
00:14:50

This section covers Fighter and Ranger multiclassing. The video notes the shared proficiencies of the two classes and optimal paths, such as dipping a few levels into Fighter for Action Surge. The video suggests the Eldritch Knight subclass for Fighter as something that mixes well with the Ranger.

Ranger and Monk Multiclass
00:17:26

Monk and Ranger multiclassing is discussed, highlighting the use of Wisdom for Unarmored Defense and the potential synergy with Way of the Four Elements Monk. The martial arts and other perks can allow high dexterity with bows and crossbows.

Ranger and Paladin Multiclass
00:20:35

Paladin and Ranger multiclassing is analyzed, noting the conflict between Charisma and Wisdom for spellcasting. Suggests a maximum of two levels in Paladin to get Divine Smite. Good break points are 10/2, 8/4 or 6/6.

Ranger and Rogue Multiclass
00:23:16

The video explores Rogue and Ranger multiclassing, emphasizing their similar playstyles, rogue's expertise and synergy with sneak attacks. The builds are good at levels 9/3, 8/4, and 7/5 Ranger/Rogue.

Ranger and Sorcerer Multiclass
00:26:09

Sorcerer and Ranger multiclassing is covered, suggesting focusing on Charisma over Wisdom for spellcasting. Optimal strategies include going 9/3 or higher to get Quicken Spell and more metamagic options.

Ranger and Warlock Multiclass
00:28:33

The video analyzes Warlock and Ranger multiclassing, suggesting prioritizing Charisma over Wisdom. It presents examples like 5 ranger/5 warlock with 2 fighter or 2 paladin to pick up Action surge or Divine smite respectively.

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