Larian Studios Forums Baldur's Gate III Baldur's Gate III - Suggestions & Feedback Class dialogue options *spoilers*

I'm playing as a warlock and I've noticed a trend among my class specific dialogue options; they all make me sound like an idiot. There's a devil after us? Everyone relax, I'm a warlock. I've got this. Impending doom? No sweat, my patron watches over me (this, despite all the bad stuff that's happened to us without any input from my patron).

I was hoping that my experience as a warlock would lend me some insight into certain situations. After all, I'm no stranger to risky deals, and people in BG3 are offering me sketchy deals ALL THE TIME. Astarion even says as much. "You know how dangerous the wrong deal can be".

What's everyone else's experience with class dialogue?

Judging from the Bard class mod, the Bard is all around rather whimsical or wholesome depending on the situation. A small sampling in the spoilers below, including one that actually changes a fight significantly.

Sounds great! Maybe Bard will be the next class added.

In general the more class dialogue the better. I love it!

Oh man, I knew playing a bard was gonna be awesome. I can't wait.

Druids and wizards get a good amount of class dialogue - druids mostly in the Grove, of course, and wizards when talking to Gale. Rogues and fighters seemed to get almost nothing.

I almost forgot I was even in this thread.

Back on the topic of Bard's effect on that one fight... I've kind of realized that something about it actually changed between the last patch and the current patch. In fact, the last few bugfix patches might have stealth changed it even more. Which could suggest that Bard could be the class we're getting next, although it's more likely that the devs are working on all of the classes little by little at once.


But yeah, Bard may not be particularly plot relevant at any given point in the story like Druid and Cleric, but I imagine they'll get the most class-exclusive dialogue spread out through the whole game due to the very nature of their class anyway. I've observed even more Bard dialogue with people and situations most people wouldn't expect.

That actually sounds really disappointing. :[ Obviously, a really overconfident warlock would make for a fun roleplaying session - but I would really assume that there would be this more... Down-to-earth warlock that is of the more cautious and/or cunning nature.

Ranger's get some options that pop up every now and then. A few appear at the goblin camp and then obviously you have some at the swamp.

And you're in for a fun response if you tell Astarion you could make herbal tea to make him less anxious during the first time you camp. :]

I've just started playing a halfling ranger, and I've noticed some class-specific dialogues, including the one Dez mentioned above. I was half expecting a response like that thanks to the classic Dracula line. A couple of them have been helpful, but nothing really noteworthy so far.

On a side-note (about race-specific dialogue options), I was suprised at how many halfling options there were (at least in the Grove).

I played a warlock on my first play through, and I don't recall many specific dialogue options for them, but the few I do recall were not something my character would say. They did sound arrogant/boastful, and I don't think they should assume that all warlocks would be like that. I think it would be helpful if the class-specific lines were functional (i.e. based on their abilities/knowledge) rather than indicating a specific personality.

For my druid, there were at least a few options that seemed appropriate (e.g. stuff about cleansing the land), but I didn't like that their tone was overly formal at times (in contrast to the other options). I feel like that would be less likely with someone in-tune with nature and less urbanised.