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Baldur’s Gate 3: Best Cleric Multiclass Build

By Matthew Lynch
March 19, 2024
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Baldur’s Gate 3 is the latest addition to the venerable Baldur’s Gate series, a role-playing game based on the Dungeons & Dragons framework. One of the game’s core features is its deep and intricate class system that allows for extensive character customization through multiclassing. For players wanting to get the most out of their cleric, carefully choosing a secondary class can elevate their holy warrior to new heights. The best multiclass build for clerics combines their healing and support abilities with the versatility and combat prowess of other classes.

The optimal cleric multiclass build maximizes both support and damage outputs without spreading stats too thin. The ideal combination would be Cleric/Rogue, specifically with a focus on the Trickery Domain for the Cleric and the Arcane Trickster for the Rogue subclass. This combo provides a good range of spellcasting abilities, stealth, and melee or ranged attack proficiency.

For this build, you should start with at least two levels in Cleric to gain access to healing spells, buffs, and your domain’s abilities—importantly Invoke Duplicity from Trickery Domain which creates an illusory duplicate to distract enemies. Afterward, begin leveling as a Rogue. When you reach Rogue Level 3, choose the Arcane Trickster subclass to gain access to mage hand legerdemain and other useful spells.

Ability score priorities for this build are Wisdom (for cleric spellcasting) and Dexterity (for rogue abilities and armor class), while Intelligence is also important for some of the Arcane Trickster’s spells. Prioritize equipment that boosts these stats along with defensive items that don’t compromise stealth ability.

In terms of skill proficiency, focus on Stealth, Deception, Persuasion, and Religion to get a well-rounded character capable of both combat efficiency and social interaction. As your Cleric/Rogue levels up, choose spells that complement both stealthy tactics and frontline engagements such as Bless, Cure Wounds, Mirror Image, and Invisibility.

Feats can further tailor your Cleric/Rogue multiclass to fit your playstyle. War Caster is a great choice for maintaining concentration on spells during battle—a key element for a front line support character. Skilled is another valuable feat if you wish to diversify your skills even further.

As you progress in Baldur’s Gate 3 with this build, you will find yourself able to adapt to various situations with ease—whether it’s supporting allies through healing and buff spells or handling threats personally using sneak attacks enhanced by magical tricks. Combining these classes not only offers a fun gameplay experience but allows players to unlock unique role-playing scenarios based on their hybrid vocation.

Remember that Baldur’s Gate 3 is still in early access at this knowledge cutoff; thus, features may change and new optimizations may be discovered that could adjust what constitutes the “best” build over time.

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