Male witches are commonly referred to as warlocks. However, it is important to note that the term "warlock" is not universally accepted or used by all practitioners of witchcraft. In some traditional Wiccan practices, male witches are simply referred to as witches, as there is no distinction based on gender. The term "warlock" originated from Old English and Old Norse words, meaning "oath-breaker" or "deceiver." It was historically used to label those accused of practicing witchcraft, often with negative connotations. In modern usage, the term has evolved to specifically refer to male witches.
Wild Magic (Barbarian) | Baldurs Gate 3 Wiki
Wild Magic is a Subclass of Barbarian in Baldur's Gate 3. Barbarians primary ability is Strength, their saving throw proficiencies are Strength and Constitution, and they have a Hit Dice of 1d12. They have proficiency with Simple Weapons, martial weapons, light Armor, medium armor and shields. (Note this class is unavailable in EA and all info is either data mined or based on DND 5e materials and are subject to change.)
The wild influence of magic has transformed you, suffusing you with an arcane power that churns within you, waiting to be released.
BG3 BARBARIAN CLASS PROGRESSION
- Level 1 - Unarmored Defense (Feature)
- Level 1 - Rage (Bonus Action)
- Level 2 - Danger Sense (Feature)
- Level 2 - Reckless Attack (Action)
- Level 3 - Additional Rage Charge (Class Feature)
- Level 3 - Pick Subclass (Wildheart, Berserker, Wild Magic)
- Level 4 - Feat - Choose one from the Feats list
- Level 5 - Extra Attack (Feature)
- Level 5 - Fast Movement (Feature)
- Level 6 - Additional Rage Charge (Class Feature)
- Level 7 - Feral Instinct (Feature)
- Level 8 - Feat - Choose one from the Feats list
- Level 9 - Brutal Critical (Feature)
- Level 11 - Relentless Rage (Feature)
- Level 12 - Additional Rage Charge (Class Feature)
- Level 12 - Feat - Choose one from the Feats list
BG3 Wild Magic Features Progression
- Level 3 - Rage: Wild Magic (Action)
- Level 3 - Magic Awareness (Action)
- Level 6 - Bolstering Magic: Boon (Action)
- Level 6 - Bolstering Magic: Level 1 Spell Slot (Action)
- Level 6 - Bolstering Magic: Level 2 Spell Slot (Action)
- Level 9 - Bolstering Magic: Level 3 Spell Slot (Action)
- Level 10 - Unstable Backlash (Subclass Feature)
Wild Magic Tips & Builds
- At level 3, Wild Magic Barbarian learns Rage: Wild Magic, which it is their unique type of rage that may create unexpected surges of wild magic.
- At level 3, Wild Magic Barbarian learns Magic Awareness which grants anyone within range adds their Proficiency Bonus to Saving Throws against spells.
- At level 6, Wild Magic Barbarian learns three types of Bolstering Magic. The first one, Bolstering Magic: Boon can be used to increase attack rolls or ability checks by 1d4. The second one and the third one, Bolstering Magic: Level 1 Spell Slot and Bolstering Magic: Level 2 Spell Slot, allow the wild magic barbarian or an ally to recover a level 1 or a level 2 spell slot respectively.
- At level 9, they learn Bolstering Magic: Level 3, which allows recovering a level 3 spell slot. These abilities, make the Wild Magic Barbarian an ideal pair for spellcasters.
- At level 10, Wild Magic Barbarians learn Unstable Backlash, that while enraged, when you take damage or fail a saving throw, you trigger another Wild Magic effect that replaces the current one.
- Notes and tips go here
How to unlock Rage: Wild Magic
Rage: Wild Magic can be unlocked by the following classes:
Rage: Wild Magic Tips & Notes
- Notes & Tips go here
Wild Magic Surges
| Name | Wild Magic Effect | Duration |
| Bolt of Light | Shoot a Bolt of Light from your chest that Blinds the target for 1 turn and does 1-6 Radiant Damage . 9m range and CON Saving Throw | Until End of Rage |
| Dark Tendrils | Shadowy tendrils lash around you, sucking the life from all creatures within 9m dealing 1-12 Necrotic Damage on failed CON Save, and granting you 1-12 temporary hit points. | One time trigger |
| Intangible Spirit | You can summon a spectral flumph within 9m of you. The flumph explodes at the end of your turn, dealing 1-6 Force Damage to each creature within 2m on a failed DEX save. | Until End of Rage |
| Magic Retribution | Enemies that hit you take 1-6 Force Damage in retaliation. | Until End of Rage |
| Protective Lights | You and any allies within 3m of you have a +1 bonus to Armour Class . | Until End of Rage |
| Teleport | As a Bonus Action each turn, you can Teleport up to 18m to an unoccupied space you can see. | Until End of Rage |
| Vine Growth | The ground within 5m of you is Difficult Terrain for everyone other than you, halving movement speed. | Until End of Rage |
| Weapon Infusion | Your equipped weapon deals an additional 1-6 Force Damage and gains the Light and Thrown properties. If Thrown, it immediately reappears in your hand. | Until End of Rage |
It's actually not bad since you still get access to all the Barbarian base class goodies. For the most part the surges just mean you get a respectable damage boost early game or a control ability (your barbarian becomes a walking terrain hazard with Vine Growth, or can teleport around). Generally what you want to do is give your Barbarian Enhanced Leap/some other movement advantage to get him/her into the thick of things before raging (many of the surges benefit from being knee-deep in enemies, especially Dark Tendrils).
The unfortunate thing is that none of the damage from the surges seem to scale- if they scaled in damage like cantrips and got an extra die at higher levels then this would be a solid subclass from start to finish.
Path of Wild Magic Barbarian Handbook: DnD 5e Subclass Guide – RPGBOT
Perhaps unsurprisingly given my fondness for making guides for gish builds, when someone in our Discord asked for a Path of Wild Magic Barbarian, I replied “yes, chef.” While that may not make a ton of sense right now as the class itself doesn’t really have magic, it both feels very thematically magical and, as you’ll see in my multiclassing notes, has a really excellent pairing or two that can elevate the experience of playing this wonderful subclass.
Even by itself, it speaks to people who are either not interested in optimizing super hard or who have already done all the optimizing they feel the need to do, and are now just looking for some fun. Having the core identity of the class be based around a feature that is inherently uncontrollable means that, while I can help you optimize by reminding you to keep some things in mind and letting you know what to do in each case, actually piloting this character could result in a very different experience than what I write for no matter how closely you follow it.
But you came here knowing that already, so let’s get started.
In modern usage, the term has evolved to specifically refer to male witches. While "warlock" is a common term used by some, others prefer to use "witch" as a gender-neutral term. This inclusive approach reflects the growing recognition that witchcraft is not limited by gender.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Disclaimer
- Path of Wild Magic Features
- Path of Wild Magic Ability Scores
- Path of Wild Magic Races
- Path of Wild Magic Feats
- Path of Wild Magic Weapons
- Path of Wild Magic Armor
- Multiclassing
- Example Build – “Did he just slap me with a giant spork?”
- Abilities
- Race
- Background
- Skills and Tools
- Feats
- Levels
In recent years, there has been an increasing acceptance and celebration of diverse gender identities within the witchcraft community. It is important to respect individual preferences when it comes to the terminology used to describe male witches. As with any personal or cultural identifier, it is best to ask individuals how they prefer to be referred to and use the term that they are most comfortable with. Remember that different individuals may have different preferences or beliefs, and it is important to be respectful and open-minded..
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