Wolf Companion |
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A wolf that can inflict devastating wounds and knock enemies prone. | ||
LVL | HP | AC |
3 | 11 | 13 |
5 | 31 | 16 |
8 | 61 | 16 |
11 | 91 | 21 |
Wolf Companion is an Animal Companion in Baldur's Gate 3 that can be summoned by using the Summon Companion Action, this creature will help you on your quest and fight on your side.
A wolf that can inflict devastating wounds and knock enemies prone.
Baldur's Gate 3 Wolf Companion Abilities
- Movement Speed: 9m
- Darkvision: 12m
- Proficiency: Stealth and Perception.
- Pack Tactics: The wolf gains Advantage on Attack Rolls against targets within 3m of an ally who isn't incapacitated.
- Prey's Scent: Deal an additional 1d6 damage to creatures their Ranger has marked with Hunter's Mark.
Wolf Upgrades in BG3
- Level 3. Bite: 2d4+2Piercing damage.
- Level 5. Infectious Bite: 2d4+2+Proficiency BonusNecrotic damage (Replaces Bite).
- Level 5. Lunging Bite: 1d4+2, Strength Saving Throw to avoid being knocked Prone.
- Level 11. Lupine Slash: 2d6+6Force damage in 9m cone (Replaces Infectious Bite).
Wolf Companion Notes and Tips for BG3
- Shadowheart's wolf-phobia will not trigger by the Wolf animal companion.
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- Anonymous
- Anonymous
Shadowheart's Fear of Wolves is NOT affected by the Wolf Companion, it's safe to summon this with her around.
- Anonymous
Keep in mind that Shadowheart has a fear of wolves. Whenever she sees one she rolls to see if she becomes incapacitated.
- Anonymous
Durability wise the wolf is better than the bear past lvl 11 because of the raised armorclass but its pathing is still bugged and it will get stuck in combat alot.
- Anonymous
idk if its just for the wolf, but i get PACK TACTICS when wolf attack enemy that is being flanked. This give advantage.
Shadowhearts wolf phobia was triggered by wolf companion as of latest patch
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