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Badger

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Badgers are a type of Beast creature in Baldur's Gate 3.

About badgers[edit section | visual editor]

Badgers are burrowing beasts found throughout Faerûn, recognisable by their black-and-white striped fur and powerful digging claws.

Only one named badger appears in-game: Postmaster Badger Postmaster Badger, who serves the Harpers by training messenger rats to gather and relay information throughout Baldur's Gate. Four dead badgers are near a mysterious hole in a ruined building at the Rivington Campsite.

Druids can assume the form of a badger through Wild Shape: Badger Wild Shape: Badger.

Combat[edit section | visual editor]

Attacks and actions[edit section | visual editor]

Bite Bite (Action)
Damage: 4~10
2d4 + 2Piercing⁠Piercing

Bite a target.

Claws Claws (Action)
Damage: 4~10
2d4 + 2Slashing⁠Slashing

Lash out with deadly claws.

Burrow Burrow (Action + Movement Speed)

Burrow into the ground and emerge at the target position, possibly knocking nearby creatures Prone Prone.

Notable badgers[edit section | visual editor]

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