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[[File:Gnoll.jpg|thumb|right|A Gnoll | [[File:Gnoll.jpg|thumb|right|A Gnoll standing over their human victim]] | ||
'''Gnolls''' are | '''Gnolls''' are non-playable [[humanoid]] creatures in [[Baldur's Gate 3]]. They closely resemble [[hyena]]s and are consumed with a primal bloodlust and hunger. Often gnolls worship the demon lord Yeenoghu. | ||
==About gnolls== | |||
{{quote|Feral, hyena-like humanoids that slaughter indiscriminately in an attempt to quell the insatiable hunger of their demonic creator, Yeenoghu.}} | |||
Gnolls are a race of carnivorous humanoids, tall and lean with a craving for the hunt. They have a strong affinity for family and blood ties, though this comradery is not always extended to separate packs. Gnolls also have a fondness for hyenas, seeing them as brethren and keeping them as pets or hunting companions. Gnolls can be born from [[Bloated Hyena|bloated hyenas]] that are fat off the spoils of a massacre. | |||
=== | ===Flinds=== | ||
Flinds are a stronger and more vicious cousin to the gnoll who have become part [[fiend]]. They are often found commanding war bands of gnolls, or otherwise as solitary hunters. A gnoll who vanquishes a flind is said to transform into a flind themselves; however, Baldur's Gate 3 has no such mechanic. | |||
== | === Racial features === | ||
; {{SmallIcon|Creature Speed Icon.png}} Base Racial Speed | |||
: 9m / 30ft | |||
; {{SmallIcon|Creature Size Icon.png}} Size | |||
: Medium | |||
{{Passive|Darkvision}} | |||
{{Passive|Rampage}} | |||
== Gnoll characters == | |||
* [['Barnabus']], [['Tomelia']], and [['Timothy']] | |||
* [[Flind]] | * [[Flind]] | ||
[[Category: Races]] | == Gnoll enemy variants == | ||
* [[Newborn Gnoll]] | |||
* [[Gnoll Hunter]] | |||
* [[Gnoll Fang of Yeenoghu]] | |||
* [[Gnoll Flesh Gnawer]] | |||
== Notes == | |||
* Prior to Patch 6, Gnolls were categorized as [[Monstrosity|Monstrosities]] rather than [[Humanoid|Humanoids]]. This change makes [[Baldur's Gate III]] more similar to 5th Edition D&D (which also categorizes Gnolls as humanoids). | |||
== External links == | |||
* {{FRWiki|Gnoll|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Yeenoghu|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Flind|long}} | |||
{{NavCreatures}} | |||
[[Category: Races]][[Category: Non-playable races]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:32, 6 June 2024
Gnolls are non-playable humanoid creatures in Baldur's Gate 3. They closely resemble hyenas and are consumed with a primal bloodlust and hunger. Often gnolls worship the demon lord Yeenoghu.
About gnolls[edit | edit source]
Feral, hyena-like humanoids that slaughter indiscriminately in an attempt to quell the insatiable hunger of their demonic creator, Yeenoghu.
Gnolls are a race of carnivorous humanoids, tall and lean with a craving for the hunt. They have a strong affinity for family and blood ties, though this comradery is not always extended to separate packs. Gnolls also have a fondness for hyenas, seeing them as brethren and keeping them as pets or hunting companions. Gnolls can be born from bloated hyenas that are fat off the spoils of a massacre.
Flinds[edit | edit source]
Flinds are a stronger and more vicious cousin to the gnoll who have become part fiend. They are often found commanding war bands of gnolls, or otherwise as solitary hunters. A gnoll who vanquishes a flind is said to transform into a flind themselves; however, Baldur's Gate 3 has no such mechanic.
Racial features[edit | edit source]
Base Racial Speed- 9m / 30ft
Size- Medium
Darkvision- Can see in the dark up to
12 m / 40 ft.
Rampage- When a Gnoll
a creature with a melee attack, the gnoll can use a Bonus Action to move up to half its Movement Speed and make a bite attack.
Gnoll characters[edit | edit source]
- 'Barnabus', 'Tomelia', and 'Timothy'
- Flind
Gnoll enemy variants[edit | edit source]
Notes[edit | edit source]
- Prior to Patch 6, Gnolls were categorized as Monstrosities rather than Humanoids. This change makes Baldur's Gate III more similar to 5th Edition D&D (which also categorizes Gnolls as humanoids).
External links[edit | edit source]
Gnoll on the Forgotten Realms Wiki- Yeenoghu on the Forgotten Realms Wiki
- Flind on the Forgotten Realms Wiki