What is the perfect team to have?

[Bastila Shan]

Like what is the best combination of classes that pack the biggest punch? I need to know what to respec some of my companions since they are useless

[Morgian]

Rogue, warlock, fighter and cleric.

[Exbeer]

now this is just me, and i also play on medium" regret " but i my self is a barb, using companion barb and cleric and rouge. i feel that packs a good punch, but i am also a novice when it comes to dnd hehe

[Frostbeast]

4 Paladins :D

[Targaryen22]

I use 2 melee based (cleric and barb demon mommy), myself as a wildshape druid and either gale or wyll to cover the lack of dedicated magic

[SoloQ]

All druids or all rogues. There are no other options.

[Bastila Shan]

Originally posted by Frostbeast:

4 Paladins :D

lol would that work? Do companions break oaths?

[LeftPaw]

So far it's the original 5. All the others are broken in some way.

[Gamer de esquerda]

Druid, wizard, cleric, rogue/bard

[Gamer de esquerda]

But seriously, if you use it right, most classes are quite strong and can be balanced.

The only classes I actually find WEAK are warriors and monks (didn't even test the monks yet, but they are weak in 5e, as much as I like them. Frontliners, but squishy and poor AC)

[yuzhonglu]

4 Berserker Barbarians.

[Lamp]

I respec'd everyone to druid so we could run around as spiders. I wouldn't recommend it.

[DaciValt]

Originally posted by Gamer de esquerda:

But seriously, if you use it right, most classes are quite strong and can be balanced.

The only classes I actually find WEAK are warriors and monks (didn't even test the monks yet, but they are weak in 5e, as much as I like them. Frontliners, but squishy and poor AC)

Just saying monks are certainly not weak in bg3. They are squishy but they can wallop and CC so well.

[Dera]

If you are really wanting to get stupidly broken...

multiclass wyll so that he is a pact blade warlock and paladin. Max charisma.

Multiclass Shadowheart into circle of the moon druid with her cleric stuff. Max wisdom.

multiclass Astorian into Eldritch knight fighter with rogue. Max Dex and get him the intellect band.

Play sorcerer and warlock mixed and max charisma as fast as you can.

You now have a team that would make any GM in a real dnd game ban them from the table for obviously planning to break any normal encounter.

[Poop King]

Life Domain Cleric as tank (shadowheart can respec to this - life domain is to free up all the spell slots for offensive cleric spells as you get heals / buffs / revive without preparation, and you get heavy armour prof).

Melee basher (Lae'zell or Karlach or Paladin Tav)

Rogue (Astarion or Tav if you don't like Tav, non rogues don't get expertise in skills)

Sorc or Warlock to handle CHA stuff, optionally Bard or Wizard if you don't care about CHA stuff.

Charge in with the Cleric, get as much aggro as possible and cast spirit guardians, self heal, self buff, cast blindness, command, hold, silence as needed. Then jump in the fighter to hack away. Range with the rogue and caster.

[Gamer de esquerda]

Originally posted by DaciValt:

Originally posted by Gamer de esquerda:

But seriously, if you use it right, most classes are quite strong and can be balanced.

The only classes I actually find WEAK are warriors and monks (didn't even test the monks yet, but they are weak in 5e, as much as I like them. Frontliners, but squishy and poor AC)

Just saying monks are certainly not weak in bg3. They are squishy but they can wallop and CC so well.

Sure, that's the thing they do well with their stunning fist, but like I said, if they get targeted they get a really hard time, because there aren't many alternatives
They have low AC, little means of getting it higher and low HP. They also have no mean of heal themselves (none that I remember at least) And it would be ok if they weren't, again, melee front-liners.