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'''Slayer''' is unique form that especially dedicated [[Bhaalspawn]] may assume in [[Baldur's Gate 3]] | '''Slayer''' is a unique form that especially dedicated [[Bhaalspawn]] may assume in [[Baldur's Gate 3]]. | ||
{{Q|My Chosen. My Slayer. Violence incarnate. You will become a testament in blood.|[[Bhaal]] awarding a dedicated Bhaalspawn for their unwavering favor.}} | {{Q|My Chosen. My Slayer. Violence incarnate. You will become a testament in blood.|[[Bhaal]] awarding a dedicated Bhaalspawn for their unwavering favor.}} | ||
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*The Slayer Form is a returning ability present in Baldur's Gate 2. It first appeared in {{FRWiki|Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn}} as an ability granted midway through the game. | *The Slayer Form is a returning ability present in Baldur's Gate 2. It first appeared in {{FRWiki|Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn}} as an ability granted midway through the game. | ||
*The Slayer is only one of three avatars of Bhaal | *The Slayer is only one of three avatars of Bhaal: a shapeshifting one called {{FRWiki|Kazgoroth}}, a human-sized one named the Slayer, and a giant named the Ravager. While only the Slayer appears within [[Baldur's Gate 3]], the Ravager appears in {{FRWiki|Baldur's Gate 2: Throne of Bhaal}} as the protagonist's "taint" due to being a Bhaalspawn, while Kazgoroth is a separate creature, described as either a minion or Avatar of Bhaal in some circumstances. | ||
*Despite functioning like [[Wild Shape]], Slayer form does not inherit the extra attacks from the [[Druid]] class's [[Wild Strike]] or [[Improved Wild Strike]]. Instead, Slayer form will inherit the character's [[Extra Attack]] or [[Improved Extra Attack]] (as available). | *Despite functioning like [[Wild Shape]], Slayer form does not inherit the extra attacks from the [[Druid]] class's [[Wild Strike]] or [[Improved Wild Strike]]. Instead, Slayer form will inherit the character's [[Extra Attack]] or [[Improved Extra Attack]] (as available). | ||
**Slayer Form also inherits [[War Domain]]'s [[War Priest]] feature. | **Slayer Form also inherits [[War Domain]]'s [[War Priest]] feature. | ||