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Baldur’s Gate 3brings a variety of features from the tabletop version ofDungeons and Dragons Fifth Editionto life in video game form, including the vast, varied Feats system.Feats give characters new abilitiesto use in and out of combat, and are granted every few levels to all classes.
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At the end of the day, if none of the unique Feats inBG3seem to be a good fit for a character’s build, the “default” choice – Ability Score Improvement – is always available (until a score reaches 20). But before taking this simple stat boost, consider all the otherBG3Feats to see if anything stands out.
What Are Feats In Baldur’s Gate 3?
Feats are unique skills that players can gain for the character at certain level thresholds. Most characters get access to a selection of Feats at Level 4, 8, and 12, though someclasses and buildscan pick up far, far more.
Baldur’s Gate 3Feats range all over the place,from granting new Proficienciesand new Spells to increasing Damage and defensive capabilities in specific situations. Almost all of them can be selected by any build, which give players lots of diversity in how they choose to progress a character – Wizards can get Heavy Armor Proficiency, Fighters can pick up Feats for spellcasting, Monks can even grab Great Weapon Master if they want.
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It’s all there for all classes, but some choices are much better than others. If selected Feats don’t end up feeling as powerful as expected, players can always speak to Withers to respec for a paltry 100 Gold.
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Baldur’s Gate 3is available on PC and will release on PlayStation 5 on July 10, 2025. A version for Xbox Series X|S is currently in development.
