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Honestly if you lack a tank adding in a buffer and debuffer can basically fulfill that role and act as a damage mitigator and making everyone as mobile as possible and long-range reduces how effective enemy melee can be. A buffer and debuff caster can also double as utility out of combat in ways a tank may not be able too. Downside is spell slot limitations of course.
Also, have sneak on always to add some potential bonus extra long-range damage combat before combat. So a dex heavy and low armoured party would work well for that. Also have positioning in mind too to plan where your party is difficult for your enemies to reach you.
No, as aggro and taunting isn't really a mechanic in BG3.
But most encounters do involve a non-trivial portion of your enemies being meatbags that rush you in melee.
So I don't think you need a tank, but having at least one high AC / high HP character is helpful, no doubt.
- A