Greatclubs in Baldur's Gate 3are a piece of equipment that is used to inflict damage against hostile characters such as Enemiesand Bosses. Weapons are usually categorized into different types that suit each playable class, each weapon possesses its own stats, bonuses, and effects. Weapons are usually obtained as rewards from completing quests, purchased from merchants, looted from various locations, or are dropped by Enemiesor Bosses. You can find detailed information on its location and properties on each individual page linked below.
All Greatclubs in Baldur's Gate 3
Baldur's Gate 3 Greatclubs Comparison Table
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Quick Search of All Greatclubs
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Rat Catcher: Attack rolls against beasts have Advantage.
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Tippler's Rage: When you have the Alcohol condition, you have Advantage on Attack Rolls. You also create a blast with each attack, dealing 1d4 Thunder damage for 3m. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
- Anonymous
Is it normal for me not to receive the Great Weapon Mastery effect?
- Anonymous
Too bad there aren't any better ones. I would have liked a strong Kanabo for Kalach...
Quarterstaves are just better the majority of the time. And some of them have great effects.
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