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Jasmine Gould-Wilson

I faced my modding fears by testing out Larian's favorite Baldur's Gate 3 mods and now it just feels like I'm cheating

Baldur's Gate 3 mod manager - Kuo Toa playable character talking to Shadowheart.

If it ain't broke, why fix it? That's long been my motto when it comes to modding games of Baldur's Gate 3's caliber. Sure, the same logic does not apply to the likes of The Sims 4 in my book, but something about messing with the complex perfection of BG3 has never sat right with me. I'm looking at you, cursed companion modders hellbent on yassifying my poor sweet Astarion to make him resemble Andy Biersack of Black Veil Brides.

But since the official Mod Manager tool was added to the game by Larian itself some months ago, I can't say that I haven't been a little curious. After all, aside from dabbling with an approval rating script mod to help me game the dialogue choice system, I'd only ever watched modders wreak havoc on Faerûn from the safety of Facebook groups and Reddit. I'm determined to change that though. With the help of Larian's 14 favored mods from across the library, I'd like to introduce you to my newest Tav: a fish man mystic by the name of Tuna.

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