1. What is the BG3 Spell Slot Calculator?

This calculator determines how many spell slots a character has in Baldur's Gate 3 based on their class and level. Different classes gain spell slots at different rates, with Warlocks having a unique progression system.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the official Baldur's Gate 3 spell slot progression tables:

• Full Casters (Wizard, Sorcerer, Cleric, Druid, Bard): Gain spell slots quickly, up to 6th level spells
• Half Casters (Paladin, Ranger): Gain spell slots at half the rate, up to 4th level spells
• Warlocks: Have a unique Pact Magic system with fewer but higher-level slots

3. Spellcasting Classes in BG3

Details: Each spellcasting class has different progression:

• Wizards: Learn spells from scrolls, prepare daily
• Sorcerers: Know limited spells but can modify with metamagic
• Clerics/Druids: Prepare from full class list
• Bards: Magical secrets allow learning from any class
• Warlocks: Fewer slots that recharge on short rest

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Select your class and enter your level (1-12). The calculator will show how many spell slots you have for each spell level.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Why do Warlocks have different spell slots?
A: Warlocks use Pact Magic which gives fewer but higher-level slots that recharge on short rests.

Q2: What's the maximum spell level in BG3?
A: Currently level 6 spells are the highest available in BG3 (unlike tabletop D&D which goes to 9th level).

Q3: Do multiclass characters get more slots?
A: In tabletop D&D yes, but BG3 currently doesn't support multiclassing (as of early access).

Q4: How do cantrips work?
A: Cantrips don't use spell slots and can be cast unlimited times.

Q5: What about racial spells?
A: Racial spells (like Drow magic) don't consume spell slots unless specified.