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| title = Creatures in Baldur's Gate 3 | |||
| keywords = creatures | |||
| image = Creatures.png | |||
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<gallery widths="200px" perrow="6" mode="nolines"> | |||
Mind_Flayer_Model.png|[[:Category: Aberrations|Aberrations]]|link=:Category: Aberrations | |||
Scratch Model.png|[[:Category: Beasts|Beasts]]|link=:Category: Beasts | |||
Deva_Model.png|[[:Category: Celestials|Celestials]]|link=:Category: Celestials | |||
Bernard Model.png|[[:Category: Constructs|Constructs]]|link=:Category: Constructs | |||
Red Dragon Model.png|[[:Category: Dragons|Dragons]]|link=:Category: Dragons | |||
Mud Mephit Model.png|[[:Category: Elementals|Elementals]]|link=:Category: Elementals | |||
Redcap Model.png|[[:Category: Fey|Fey]]|link=:Category: Fey | |||
Cambion Model.png|[[:Category: Fiends|Fiends]]|link=:Category: Fiends | |||
Chock_Model.png|[[:Category: Giants|Giants]]|link=:Category: Giants | |||
Gale Model.png|[[:Category: Humanoids|Humanoids]]|link=:Category: Humanoids | |||
Ettercap Model.png|[[:Category: Monstrosities|Monstrosities]]|link=:Category: Monstrosities | |||
Fetid Ooze Model.png|[[:Category: Oozes|Oozes]]|link=:Category: Oozes | |||
Wood Woad Model.png|[[:Category: Plants|Plants]]|link=:Category: Plants | |||
Necromite Model.png|[[:Category: Undead|Undead]]|link=:Category: Undead | |||
</gallery></center> | |||
==Aberration== | ==Aberration== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Aberrations see [[:Category: Aberrations]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Warped, alien beings that have come to Faerûn from beyond the multiverse.}} | |||
Aberrations are strange, unnatural creatures. | Aberrations are strange, unnatural creatures that aren't easily categorised into any single type. They do not fit neatly into the natural order, with no evolutionary predators or prey. | ||
The following grants {{Advantage}} against Aberrations: | The following grants {{Advantage}} against Aberrations: | ||
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==Beast== | ==Beast== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Beasts see [[:Category: Beasts]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|All varieties of animals, both ordinary and magical. Most have limited intelligence and lack a society and language.}} | |||
Beasts are the non-humanoid, but natural, inhabitants of the world. The Beast type generally consists of common animals, such as bears or rats. | |||
The following grants {{Advantage}} against Beasts: | |||
The following grants {{Advantage}} against | |||
* [[Rat Bat]] | * [[Rat Bat]] | ||
==Celestial== | ==Celestial== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Celestials see [[:Category: Celestials]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Good-aligned creatures native to the Upper Planes. Many of them are servants of deities, employed in the mortal realm.}} | |||
Celestials are the inhabitants of the Upper Planes, and the cosmological counterpart to [[#Fiend|Fiends]]. | |||
==Construct== | ==Construct== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Constructs see [[:Category: Constructs]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Creatures that are made instead of born. Some only follow a simple set of instructions, while others are imbued with sentience.}} | |||
Constructs are mechanical and non-biological creatures. | |||
==Dragon== | ==Dragon== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Dragons see [[:Category: Dragons]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Immensely intelligent, ancient, and powerful reptiles that covet wealth. <br><br>Chromatic dragons are selfish, evil, and feared, while metallic dragons are noble, good, and respected by the wise.}} | |||
Dragons are ancient reptilian creatures, usually with elemental abilities and resistances. | |||
==Elemental== | ==Elemental== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Elementals see [[:Category: Elementals]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Creatures native to the Elemental Planes. They range from simple masses of a specific element to beings infused with elemental energy.}} | |||
Elementals are the inhabitants of the Elemental Planes. | |||
==Fey== | ==Fey== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Fey creatures see [[:Category: Fey]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Mystical creatures that dwell in twilight groves and misty forests. They have close ties to nature - and like nature, not all fey are good.}} | |||
Fey creatures are creatures connected to the magic of nature. | |||
==Fiend== | ==Fiend== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Fiends see [[:Category: Fiends]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Evil, wicked creatures from the Lower Planes that labour under the leadership of lawful archdevils or chaotic demon princes.}} | |||
Fiends are the inhabitants of the Lower Planes. | |||
==Giant== | ==Giant== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Giants see [[:Category: Giants]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Though giantkind comes in many varieties, each with its own culture, all of them are huge, loud, heavy, and, most importantly, strong.}} | |||
Giants are enormous creatures that may resemble Humanoids, but often have monstrous properties. | |||
== Humanoid == | == Humanoid == | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Humanoids see [[:Category: Humanoids]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|A collection of bipedal races, ranging from humans, elves, and halflings to goblins, gnolls, and kobolds.}} | |||
Humanoids primarily consist of non-monstrous, bipedal and intelligent creatures. Many are civilised and social creatures, though some are less so. | |||
== Monstrosity == | == Monstrosity == | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Monstrosities see [[:Category: Monstrosities]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Frightening creatures that are not ordinary, not truly natural, and almost never benign.}} | |||
Monstrosities are monsters, usually magical in ability or creation. | Monstrosities are monsters, usually magical in ability or creation. | ||
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== Ooze == | == Ooze == | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Oozes see [[:Category: Oozes]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|These gelatinous creatures usually dwell in caves and dungeons, feeding on refuse, carrion, and ill-fated adventurers.}} | |||
Oozes are amorphous, gelatinous creatures. Usually minimally intelligent, they are predatory. | Oozes are amorphous, gelatinous creatures. Usually minimally intelligent, they are predatory. | ||
==Plant== | ==Plant== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Plants see [[:Category: Plants]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Vegetative or fungal creatures. Most can walk and move - and some are carnivorous.}} | |||
Plants plant-like and fungal creatures (despite fungi not being classified as plants in real-world taxonomy). | |||
The following spell always deals its maximum damage against plants: | |||
* {{SAI|Blight}} | |||
==Undead== | ==Undead== | ||
{{hatnote|For a full list of Undead see [[:Category: Undead]]}} | |||
{{quote|size=100%|Remnants of the once-living that are trapped between life and death.}} | |||
Undead are magically reanimated creatures. | |||
== External links == | |||
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* {{FRWiki|Aberration|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Beast|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Celestial|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Construct|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Dragon|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Elemental|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Fey|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Fiend|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Giant|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Humanoid|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Monstrosity|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Ooze|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Plant|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Undead|long}} | |||
* {{div col end}} | |||
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