BG3: 8 BEST Multiclass Combinations [Expert’s Picks]

In Baldur’s Gate 3, players have the freedom to combine multiple classes to create the most powerful combination. To make the BG3 Best Multiclass, there is no pre-requisite or limitation to specific stats for combination. Therefore, players are free to be as creative as they want. Since Baldur’s Gate 3 has twelve classes, some will have the optimal combination while others may not be that good. 

The BEST Multiclass Combos In BG3

Here’s an overview of all the 8 best multiclass combos that players can use in BG3: 

Classes	Level	Key Features	Best For
Bard & Barbarian	Bard Level 8 Barbarian Level 4	Rage, Unarmored Defense, Reckless Attack, Danger Sense, Counter Charm, Improved Bardic Inspiration, Jack of All Trades	The Best Persuasive Barbarian
Paladin & Sorcerer	Paladin Level 7 Sorcerer Level 5	Lay on Hands, Divine Sense, Aura of Protection, Metamagic, Sorcery Points, Spell Slot	The Best Caster Multiclass
Barbarian & Rogue	Barbarian Level 5 Rogue Level 7	Rage, Unarmored Defense, Reckless Attack, Fast Movement, Evasion, Uncanny Dodge	The Best Stealth Barbarian
Fighter & Wizard	Wizard Level 10 Fighter Level 2	Arcane Recovery, Second Wind, Fighting Style, Action Surge	The Best Melee Wizard
Cleric & Druid	Druid Level 10 Cleric Level 2	Wild Shape, Wild Strike, Turn Undead, Channel Divinity Charges	Best Healer Multiclass
Warlock & Sorcerer	Sorcerer Level 10 Warlock Level 2	Eldritch Invocations, Metamagic, Bend Luck, Sorcery Points, Spell Slot	The Best Arcana Multiclass
Rogue & Fighter	Rogue Level 10 Fighter Level 2	Evasion, Uncanny Dodge, Cunning Action, Sneak Attack, Second Wind, Action Surge	The Best Ranged Fighter
Ranger & Paladin	Ranger Level 10 Paladin Level 2	Hide in Plain Sight, Favored Enemy, Natural Explorer, Lay on Hands, Divine Sense	The Perfectly Balanced Multiclass

What Is A Multiclass Build In BG3?

In Baldur’s Gate 3, players have the freedom of multiclassing. It simply means picking one primary class and later adding a secondary one. The downside for the secondary class is that you will not get as many proficiencies and bonuses as you would if it were a primary class.

• Once you are ready to multiclass in Baldur’s Gate 3, you must open the “+” icon on the top left of the class addition table.
• You will see an option to “add class,” where you can add another class to your character.
• However, the secondary class will begin from level 1.
• Later on, you can only level up one class at a time.
• Therefore, you can level up only once if you have Rogue level one and Bard level one.

8. Ranger & Paladin

Ever since the release of Baldur’s Gate 3, players have figured out the importance of keeping Paladin as a second class and leveling up along the way. To remain one with the holy light, it is important for players to multiclass a Ranger build with a Paladin build. The most efficient combo is a Level 10 Paladin with a Level 2 Ranger.

7. Rogue & Fighter

In the Rogue and Fighter Multiclass, you will have a greater synergy due to Rogue’s wide range of skill coverage. Apart from skills, in case Rogue cannot keep up its duty, the Fighter class can provide a wider array of options due to their proficiency in medium armor. I would recommend keeping the Rogue at level 10 for damage and the Fighter at Level 2 for higher sustain.

6. Warlock & Sorcerer

It is quite obvious that two diamonds are better than one. Hence, if you look at the individual attributes of Warlock and Sorcerer, you will realize the importance of their individual modifiers. The Sorcerer can use some of the best level 1 spells in Baldur’s Gate 3, making you powerful relatively early on. The Warlock gives you the defense that Sorcerers lack early on.

5. Cleric & Druid

The Cleric and Druid build is one of the best multiclass options BG3. Unlike the previous multiclass, the Cleric and Druid’s spell-casting modifier is based on the usage of Wisdom. Therefore, their spells will mostly deal high damage the higher level they are. I like keeping the Druid at Level 10 for high defense and the Cleric at Level 2 for sustain and damage.

4. Fighter & Wizard

Apart from combining the spell classes such as Cleric and Druid or Warlock and Sorcerer, players can also go for the best multiclass of melee and casters in BG3. However, for this multiclass, you must plan ahead from the beginning to have the correct stats from the start. I would recommend going for a Level 10 Wizard for more damage and a Level 2 fighter for the armor and defense stats.

3. Barbarian & Rogue

With Barbarian and Rogue, you can pair extra attacks with Berserker’s Frenzy, doubling the bonus damage and dealing heavy blows to the enemy. This multiclass is my second favorite build because you can manage to play out sneak attacks and obliterate key targets. The best example I can give you is fighting Balthazar in the Temple of Shar. Ideally, you want to keep the Barbarian at level 5 for Frenzy and Rogue at level 7 for increased stealth.

2. Paladin & Sorcerer

With the Oath taken by the Paladins, they can use some of the spells in Baldur’s Gate 3. So, multiclassing it with Sorcerer build will become one of the toughest multiclass in BG3. Since Paladin cannot access all the spells, multiclassing it with Sorcerer will open a room full of new spells for Paladin. Not only does this cover the defense of the Sorcerer, but it also boosts the Charisma of Paladins for better skill checks.

1. Bard & Barbarian

The best multiclass is perhaps the multiclass of Bard and Barbarian. For that, you will need to begin as a Barbarian class. To defend the team, using Rage will be the best option. Not only that, Bard, with its spells, can also provide good defense from enemies. Not only can you skip most fights with this build, but you remain unphased by most fights if you do resort to violence.

My Experience And Thoughts Using Multiclasses

In my experience of playing BG3 for more than dozens of hours, the combo that stood out to me was the Paladin and Sorcerer build. I love Sorcerers, and I hate Paladins, but somehow, they are the perfect Yin and Yang. The best of the Sorcerer buffs the Paladin and also takes the “Noble Knight” a few notches down. The Paladin makes sure the Sorcerer doesn’t die in one hit.

Multiclass is one of the most fun mechanics in BG3. It only adds to the game’s versatility and makes it that much more fun to play again and again. There are builds that go from creating the perfect super soldier to making the most uncharismatic Bard of all time.

You can check out Huzaifa’s review of Baldur’s Gate 3 as well to make a better-informed decision on which build path you would like to go for.

All in all, these are the best 15 multiclass builds in BG3. The ranking is subjective, and the importance of any multiclass really depends on the players’ game style and preference. Therefore, if you want to use spells, you can go for Cleric and Druid or Warlock and Sorcerer, and a combination of melee and spell can be of Fighter and Wizard.

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