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Top Classes for Baldur’s Gate 3 Honour Mode! – The Best Classes for BG3 Honour Mode

Best HONOUR Mode Classes For Baldur's Gate 3! It's all about being flexible and surviving in Honour mode. The Barbarian brings heavy hitting power in the early game with the rage mechanic. The Bard's Charisma and wide range of skills make them great for dialogues and non-combat quests. The Fighter's flexibility with ranged attacks and spells is crucial for tough encounters. The Cleric's wide spell pool and combat flexibility is invaluable. But the Paladin tops the list with Charisma, armor proficiency, and smashing single-target damage with Divine Smite. And don't forget to leverage multiclassing for maximum survivability and damage output in Honour mode. So, pick wisely and let the adventure begin! 🎮

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Introduction

honor mode was recently added to Boulders Gate 3 and these are the best classes for Honor mode after a few failed runs and tinkering with different classes I wanted to give you guys the best classes that I have found and based on my opinion so let's go let me know what class you're picking for onom mode in the comments down below now my classes ranked video is entirely relevant for this video as it is essentially ranking all of the classes and if the classes are straight up great they're still going to be good here so we'll cover the best five classes for Honor mode anyone and I'll give you some really important general advice at the end of that you should know regardless of your class.

The Barbarian

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The Barbarian stands out as a heavy-hitting class in the early game, with the rage mechanic allowing for extra damage and powerful sub-class options. While limited in flexibility, it offers a strong early game performance and valuable weapon proficiencies. The Throwing build and multiclassing options further enhance its versatility.

Proficiency	Description
Weapon	Throwing, Millie
Armor	None
Skills	Intimidation

The Bard

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The Bard offers versatility with its jack-of-all-trades skill proficiency and Charisma-based abilities. It provides options for dialogue routes in honor mode and allows for a finesse swordsmith or dual-wielding build. However, it has lower armor proficiency, requiring support from other classes.

Proficiency	Description
Weapon	Dual-Wielding
Armor	Low Proficiency
Skills	Charisma, Finesse

The Fighter

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Similar to the Barbarian, the Fighter excels in flexibility and early game strength. With extra attacks and action surge, it offers valuable options for ranged and close combat. Multiclass possibilities, such as the Aldridge Knight build, enhance its capabilities.

Proficiency	Description
Weapon	Ranged, Melee
Armor	High
Skills	Flexibility

The Cleric

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The Cleric's wide spell pool and combat flexibility make it a valuable addition to honor mode. With options for melee, ranged, and spellcasting roles, it provides the necessary support and offensive capabilities. Its domain and subclass choices enhance its versatility.

Proficiency	Description
Weapon	Melee, Ranged
Armor	Moderate
Skills	Spellcasting

The Paladin

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The Paladin offers high damage potential with Divine Smite and extra attack capabilities. Its Charisma-based abilities and wide proficiency range make it a reliable and adaptable choice for honor mode. Multiclassing options further enhance its effectiveness.

Proficiency	Description
Weapon	Versatile Options
Armor	High Proficiency
Skills	Charisma, Adaptability

Conclusion

In honor mode, leveraging class specific features and mechanics is crucial in the early game. Multiclassing options can enhance versatility but should be considered later to maximize class benefits. The key is to understand core game systems and how to leverage them effectively.