Bg3 drow reddit. Gather your party and venture forth! 34 votes, 28 comments. BG3 does a pretty good job of being reactive to the player, but at the end of the day it’s not actually D&D and it can’t just invent a whole new plot point and end goal based on what you decided is important to your character. Gather your party and venture forth! MembersOnline • TucandBertie ADMIN MOD On the other hand, if you play a Half-Drow you get all banes and no boons. Gather your party and venture forth! MembersOnline • AltruisticPen3030 ADMIN MOD. A community all about Baldur's Gate III, the role-playing video game by Larian Studios. "Seldarine Drow" is a new term coined by Larian that didn't exist in the lore before BG3. Baldur's Gate III is based on a modified version of the Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition (D&D 5e) tabletop RPG ruleset. But tbh I don't know much about the lore of the race despite thinking they look cool as hell. While the Many-Arrows Kingdom in the north is home to a surprisingly cosmopolitan group of Orcs, the ones near Baldur's Gate are Race is mostly a cosmetic/rp choice in BG3 so you could be whatever class you want. Drow appears to be a very popular race choice here, so I thought I'd share. Gather your party and venture forth! In BG3 character creation settings you have specifically choice of Lolth/Surface Drow to kind of choose what upbringing you come from and depending on that you unlock some interactions specific to that background. Half Elves (including Half Drow) get barely any. You'd basically go around telling everyone to fuck off, killing anyone who whines, or shows I just found my old Dragon Magazine issue 267 from January 2000 with a very helpful table for drow name elements and their meanings, both for first names and house names. Is there any precedent for this? Specifically I probably wouldn't want to play a pure evil character or anything, so maybe Seldarine is what I'll go with or maybe Half-Drow. There has been some speculation as… Drow gets a lot more RP. Gather your party and venture forth! BG3 is the third main game in the Baldur's Gate series. Gather your party and venture forth! A community all about Baldur's Gate III, the role-playing video game by Larian Studios. Since you care about RP, choose Drow. Oct 13, 2023 · 'BG3' here simplified everything down so they could use a cookie-cutter chat tree in every instance, with only a couple of internal flags ever being checked for major decisions; when the game does bother to offer dialogue options based on class or race, they're usually just to get Advantage on a check that was DC10 for the other options anyways Nov 18, 2024 · In the wider lore, Dark Seldarine refers to the pantheon of Drow gods, which includes Lolth and Eilistraee, among others. Gather your party and venture forth! We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. For min-maxing Half Drow is better for spellcasters due to the racial proficiency with shields and light armor (although, mage armor > light armor. I’m doing a 1 Life Cleric/11 Lore Bard playthrough as a Drow right now and it’s very fun! Work thematically being a cleric of Eilistraee while also being a bard since music and harmony is a big thing with her. Thematically though I think a lolth sworn drow would be great as a gloomstalker ranger/thief rogue multiclass dual wielding hand crossbows, or maybe an Eldritch Knight fighter/wizard of some sort, or a darkness monk/trickery cleric. Gather your party and venture forth! MembersOnline • TheLurker1209 ADMIN MOD If you picked a drow just for dark vision and you’re unsatisfied with the aesthetic or the effect your race is having on the narrative, it would be totally reasonable to start a new character if you don’t mind losing progress. Actually what are some good ideas for a Drow character class The original hub of information and discussion on Larian Studios' Baldur's Gate 3 (III) For other installments of the franchise, see /r/BaldursGate. Mar 16, 2025 · Tieflings are widely distrusted throughout much of Faerun due to their infernal heritage, often even moreso than Drow. It would seem their contempt for surface-dwellers would lead all of the discussions to end with "not my problem," which doesn't advance the storyline much. Gather your party and venture forth! MembersOnline • Baumgasr ADMIN MOD So what I'm leaning toward is a Drow Monk as my first playthrough. BG3 is the third main game in the Baldur's Gate series. In the BG3 character creator, their version of the Seldarine is basically considered the "good" Drow, while the Lolth-Sworn are the "evil" ones. People have prejudice against you because of your Drow heritage, but Goblins and everyone in the Underdark knows you are not the real deal. I haven't read any D&D fiction for Drow characters (suggestions welcome,) but I feel it's almost impossible to accurately play a Drow in BG3. Half-orcs usually face a ton of stigma due to the tensions with Orc warbands on the sword coast, particularly the tribes of the Trielta Hills. Only a few late game light armors beat mage armor by a measly 1 AC). First time playing a Half-Drow, so this is an interesting experience. ynoq bohdok agcoxd ilqp kixnazp dnyov hsbkqfn wakkvh hfnvu flzmj