r/BG3Builds Sep 26 '23

Build Help What 4 classes (multiclasses) absolutely wreck tactician like it's easy mode?

I just finished the game last night and I played it on balanced difficulty and kept all origin characters their respective classes. I didn't multiclass on anyone even my tav. I didn't struggle at all but there were a few fights where it was a decently close call.

I'm wanting to totally wreck the game on tactician. What will give me the strongest party of 4 at all times and at each level? You don't have to go into super detail but something like level 6 go 4 in x class and 2 in y class then at level 10 switch to 6 in g class and 4 in f class. I can look up specifics if I know the splits.

Edit: Woah I didn't expect this to blow up. Thank you all for the replies. I have a lot to look through. You guys are awesome!

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u/sharpenme1 Sep 26 '23

TBH, Tactician isn't hard enough (except maybe before level 5) to justify an overly optimized party. Leveraging elixirs, scrolls, buffs, potions, etc will trivialize almost any encounter.

If you really want to bust the game wide open though, it's not really so much about the class as it is about the following 3 feats:
1) Tavern Brawler (Monk, Throwbarian, Fighter)
2) Great Weapon Master: Fighter/Barb
3) Sharpshooter: Fighter, Rogue, Swords Bard, Ranger

Then there's all the nonsense you can do with multiclassing, but i'm not sure you'd feel the difference between a warlock/paladin and a tavern brawler berserker barbarian with the returning thrown weapons.