Adventure mods

[curtio rico]

Are there any stand alone adventure mods for BG3 out there?

[Яeplicant]

Nah, pretty much still in development by modders and according to Larian some might release this year, as they're apparently keeping tabs.

[Draknalor]

No, there are no quests or custom locations created by modders

[Raz]

There are custom quests created by modders. The Blood letter Companion mod has some deployed with the mod for the companion and working on more. The Dread Lord Warlock Subclass mod has a quest associated with it. I know a ran into a few other mods that add quests but cannot remember them off top. I do believe they are a part of Classes. I wanna say the Mystic has a quest dealing with it but don't quote me on that one.

Actually full blown adventures are still being worked on.

https://youtu.be/zypXSpyf5uI?si=QRKNbzCCgpMbAmGY

[seeker1]

Spelljammer 5E Features mod is the furthest along as far as adding content areas with new quests (as opposed to just new quests).

Warning -- the space areas you can visit don't have working minimaps yet. Very much a "WIP".

RIght now, Veilyn the Bloodletter mod doesn't work on Macs, something funky about his character model, and he's unvoiced. Plus they are still working on his quests and storyline. Again, very much a "WIP".

Dread Lord does have a class quest you can do for it. So does the Alchemist (third version, as there's three versions of that class now), a class quest to make the Philosopher's Stone. (The author is leaving it very much an enigma how to finish it.) Also, I believe Demon Hunters need to do a quest to get their Warglaives of Azzinoth.

[curtio rico]

Thanks, but I am looking for stand alone adventures. My friend and I have been spoiled by Solasta. We are anxiously awaiting Solasta 2.

[seeker1]

Solasta provides its users with tools to make new campaigns, dungeons, and modules. Like the NWN1/2 Toolsets.

Larian does not. When they announced the release of their Toolkit, they SAID it would not be able to do such things, only mod classes, spells, visuals, UI, etc. The hacked version of their Toolkit, "Moonglasses," may be able to make such things, but with no official support or help from Larian. It's "unauthorized".

I believe the guy who did Trials of Tav, though, made it all from scratch, without ever touching Larian's Toolkit, hacked or unhacked.

[curtio rico]

Thanks fellow gamer. I will stop looking. I read about the BG3 Toolkit, but not the details. NWN1/2 were an awesome game s, enhanced by dedicated fans who created some great stand alone adventures.

[Raz]

Larian has their hands tied with what they were allowed to give to the community due to Wizard of the Coasts. The cracked toolkit was an "unintended" oopsie from Larian that they included all the tools locked in the coding.