In Baldur's Gate 3, each character begins with a specific class defining their skills in combat and beyond. To expand abilities and introduce new gameplay dynamics, characters can be given a second class through multiclassing. This not only diversifies gameplay but also offers exciting avenues for players to experiment with character development.

Multiclassing not only enhances combat prowess but also presents intriguing roleplaying possibilities. For players who enjoy immersing themselves in their character's psyche, leveraging gameplay elements to enrich roleplay can add depth and uniqueness to each playthrough.

1 Gale as a Wizard/Sorcerer

Unveiling Gale's Magical Prodigy Origins

• Portray Gale's journey to magical excellence

Delve into Gale's magical aptitude by blending his wizardry with sorcery, showcasing his exceptional spellcasting abilities and explaining his exceptional talents.

With Gale's rapid mastery of magic, a few levels in Sorcerer can amplify his magical prowess, offering insights into his unique proficiency.

2 Shadowheart as a Cleric/Rogue

Embracing Shadowheart's Deceptive Devotion

• Showcase Shadowheart's allegiance to Shar

By blending Cleric with Rogue, players can deepen Shadowheart's connection to Shar, enhancing her stealth and manipulative prowess, aligning with her allegiance to the deity.

Strengthening her rogue skills can transform Shadowheart into a stealthy assassin, reflecting the shadows she embraces as Shar's devotee.

3 Minsc as a Ranger/Barbarian

Unleashing Minsc's Feral Fury

• Explore the impact of Minsc's captivity on his nature

Infuse Minsc's barbarian rage with his history of imprisonment, intensifying his combat ferocity and justifying his unrestrained battle tactics.

By channeling his anger through the barbarian class, players can unleash Minsc's fury, reflecting his tumultuous experiences and enhancing his combat prowess.