Solasta: Crown of the Magister

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[Unfinished Business - Community Mod] Multiclass Setups Query
Will Multiclass Build setups from Baldur's Gate 3 work on Solasta with the Unfinished Business mod? For example the very OP (in BG3) Rogue - Thief 3, Monk - Path of the Open Hand 9, with Tavern Brawler feat build. Or the Circle of the Moon Druid 6, Bear Heart Barbarian 6 Barbearian build?
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Captain_Narol Oct 25, 2024 @ 1:51pm 
Logically they should, as both games use the same rule system.
Frostfeather Oct 25, 2024 @ 1:57pm 
Originally posted by Captain_Narol:
Logically they should, as both games use the same rule system.

BG3 uses a modified version of 5e, with changes specifically designed to make multiclassing more viable (and exploitable). Plus it has more gear to support Cantrips, a different Feat list, etc. So I wouldn't necessarily count on it.

For op: you might want to test things out in the game by cheating for levels and trying out your builds.
Last edited by Frostfeather; Oct 25, 2024 @ 2:01pm
Originally posted by Captain_Narol:
Logically they should, as both games use the same rule system.

Cool man.

Originally posted by night4:
Originally posted by Captain_Narol:
Logically they should, as both games use the same rule system.

BG3 uses a modified version of 5e, with changes specifically designed to make multiclassing more viable (and exploitable). Plus it has more gear to support Cantrips, a different Feat list, etc. So I wouldn't necessarily count on it.

For op: you might want to just create a character and level them all the way up in that character menu before starting a campaign with them. Maybe then test things out in a user-made campaign without a level cap, to make sure they work the way you're hoping they will?

Thanks for the heads up man.
6Taylor4 Oct 25, 2024 @ 2:09pm 
The Ultimate Dungeon, in Workshop, is a combat-oriented dungeon, great for testing stuff. There's also one called something like Test your Party or something.
Moffin Bovin Oct 26, 2024 @ 4:52pm 
thief doesn't get the extra bonus action like it does in bg3. You get "fast hands" instead, which lets you use items as a bonus action. There's also no tavern brawler.
Originally posted by Moffin Bovin:
thief doesn't get the extra bonus action like it does in bg3. You get "fast hands" instead, which lets you use items as a bonus action. There's also no tavern brawler.

Oh snap~!
Penitent Pilgrim Oct 27, 2024 @ 9:45am 
Solasta doesn't use the canonical 5e sub-classes and is missing a lot of the feats so you will have to figure out different ways to accomplish what you want.
6Taylor4 Oct 27, 2024 @ 2:15pm 
Originally posted by Penitent Pilgrim:
Solasta doesn't use the canonical 5e sub-classes and is missing a lot of the feats so you will have to figure out different ways to accomplish what you want.
one way is Unfinished Business.
DethRaaj Oct 27, 2024 @ 2:44pm 
Originally posted by Moffin Bovin:
thief doesn't get the extra bonus action like it does in bg3. You get "fast hands" instead, which lets you use items as a bonus action. There's also no tavern brawler.


Thief DOES get that extra bonus action. Remember that the character needs to be dual-wielding if you want the bonus action ATTACK ability. You're going to be wanting both of those weapons to be Light.

PS - Don't waste a feat slot choosing "Ambidextrous".
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