Rohit Tiwari
Baldur’s Gate 3 saw immense success and popularity upon release among gamers who were eagerly awaiting the third entry in the franchise.
The game is packed with content and has everything essential for an RPG title from a breathtaking world to strategic battles and unique characters.
Despite this, modders always bring something new to the game and this article lists some of the greatest Baldur’s Gate 3 mods players can use and enjoy.
The 10 Best Baldur’s Gate 3 Mods Available To Players
10. Wine And Revelry
Wine and Revelry by Labotor allows gamers to play as a new species, called Satyr. This is perfect if you’re looking to play as half human and half goat.
The mod gives players hooves, horns, a proficiency in musical instruments, alongside enhanced movement speed, extra jump distance, magic resistance, and ram attack.
9. Tav’s Hair Salon
Although Baldur’s Gate 3 has great customization options, if players are still not happy, they can try Tav’s Hair Salon mod by Toarie.
This mod creates several new hairstyles mostly for humans, Elfs, Half-elfs, Tieflings, and Drow body type 1 and a few for body type 2. These hairstyles are for player characters only and players will not encounter any NPCs with such hairstyles.
8. Bless And Bane – Manual Targeting
This mod changes how players choose their targets for the spells Bless and Bane. Normally, the characters that are closer to the caster are automatically selected, but with this mod, players will be able to manually choose their targets.
Although the auto-targeting isn’t that bad, this mod will give players an extra advantage in the battles.
7. Customizer’s Compendium
Baldur’s Gate 3 gives players an immense amount of freedom to customize their characters as they like, however, players still find themselves looking for more.
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The Customizer’s Compendium, from AlanaSP, is best for customization, and lets players unlock various new options in the character creation system which were previously only used for NPCs.
6. AI Party Control While in Combat
This Baldur’s Gate 3 mod provides players a unique spell that lets an AI control the party members during combat. And when players are not in combat, they once again gain control.
Gamers will need to keep their health bars in mind. They can focus more on their character while AI will take care of other party members. This mod would be very useful for those who are new to party management.
5. Achievement Enabler
Baldur’s Gate 3 disables achievements when players use mods, but modders have found their way around it. The Achievement Enabler mode by DK could be seen as cheating, but is an effective way to enable achievements. This mod enables achievements for both Steam and GOG even if you are playing with other mods in use.
4. Enhanced Gear Progression
While there are loads of weapons and items in Baldur’s Gate 3, the Enhanced Gear Progression mod brings all the normal, +1, and +2 versions of generic weapons and armor from the main game in treasure tables, including splint, plate armor, and new weapon types.
This helps players in progression with more chances at better gear as they loot and level up. Additionally, the equipment at the beginning of the game is very basic, so this will help players experience the upgrades.
3. Fantastical Multiverse
Baldur’s Gate 3 has a ridiculous amount of customization options for players in terms of both characters and races, but a mod by Dungeons and Souls adds over 50 more races to the game.
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The Fantastical Multiverse mod brings 54 new races from the 5th edition such as Changeling, Dhampir, Kobold, and many others. This mod would breathe fire within hardcore gamers who have a passion for thrill and mythology.
2. More Frequent Feats
Normally, players only get feats after every four levels and sometimes even less when they are multi-classing.
The More Frequent Feats mod addresses the feats in Baldur’s Gate 3 as you can get new feats every one, two, or three levels, instead of every 4 levels as well as yields up to six feats at the max level. With this mod, players will be able to try out feats as they please as well as discover some synergies.
1. Party Limit Begone
The gaming experience while playing Baldur’s Gate 3 with others is unmatched, whether it be in-game companions or your real friends. However, the game allows players to create a party of a maximum of four and it is by default.
The Party Limit Begone doesn’t remove the limit, but it increases it to a total of 16 members including you and the multiplayer party limit to 8 members.
What do you think about these mods for Baldur’s Gate 3? Are you looking forward to trying any of them? Let us know in the comments!
Source: Nexus Mods
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