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Hello, I do apologize if this has been mentioned but I checked all the way back to January and didn't see anything.
My Tav won't move. She will once someone shoves her, but after that, she still won't pick up anything. She can jump but still not move after.
-No mods installed.
-Already verified files.
-She is not weighed down too much (in fact, she drank a Cloud Giant Strength elixir).
-Turn-based mode did not work.
-During combat, when i click for her to go somewhere, the white line remains by the circle, but she does not even twitch.

This might be game-killing for me. I'm in the Iron Throne and hate to waste a shove on her when turns are so precious. Or in the final missions of the game where anytime we go somewhere new, someone's gonna have to shove her.
If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it!!

Update: Part 3, Chapter 27 is now published.

BG3.5 - Hellraisers (Fanfiction)
Baldur's Gate 3.5: Hellraisers - an original fanfic story that is a sequel to Baldur's Gate 3 Fanfic: The Afflicted. It picks up immediately after the events of Baldur's Gate 3 as characters from the previous fanfic - Fiovay, Kai, Aelun, Vlyn, and the other members of their party - travel to Avernus. Their quest is to save Karlach but also to hopefully find and rescue Darson, Aelun's father, from the clutches of Demogorgon.

Here is the link to the blog site: https://baldursgate3hellraisers.blogspot.com/2025/10/baldurs-gate-35-hellraisers.html

You literally just did. Twice:


Rests are not necessary for this.


It's no simpler than auto-refresh out of combat. In fact, it's more complex since you have to actively keep track of resources over time (Even more so if there are any non-combat related resource uses, such as using spells to bypass obstacles or taking damage from traps). Rather than an auto-refresh system where you only have to track resource usage during a fight.

Rests are not the simplest way to manage resources.

Rests are the simplest way to manage actions.

Which is relevant in both TT and video game design.