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As Baldur’s Gate 3 continues to roll its way through early access, so too does Larian Studios’ work continue feverishly on bringing new content to the game. The team has already crafted a number of cool patches and content updates, but a new one has just recently been revealed. This one brings the nature-loving and animal-inclined Druid class to the game, alongside a number of other cool features such as a new RNG altering Loaded Dice feature to keep erratic random rolls a little less erratic. Check out the full Patch 4 notes of Baldur’s Gate 3 Community Update 12 below. Baldur's Gate 3...

Today Larian Studio provided a lot of information and gameplay of the upcoming update for Baldur’s Gate 3 via press release and a following livestream. The game, which is currently in early access, will soon receive its Patch 4, titled “Nature’s Power.” At the moment it’s in QA, and doesn’t have a firm release date, but it should be around the corner. On top of that, we learn that Larian opened two new studios in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Guildford in England. Below you can check out the trailer, a lot of gameplay, a bunch of screenshots, and an extensive explanation of what’...

The biggest patch yet adds an all-new class, complete with its own dialogue options and all-new abilities.

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Dire wolves were made famous by Game of Thrones and the Stark family, but the creatures did actually exist and new research has revealed some interesting facts about them. They existed for more than 100,000 years up until about 10,000 years ago when they became extinct. Researchers from Durham University in the United Kingdom as well as scientists from the University of Oxford, Ludwig Maximilian University in Germany, the University of Adelaide, and UCLA all helped with sequencing DNA that was extracted from the teeth and ear-bones of five fossils belonging to dire wolves that date back more...