One of the best things about Baldur’s Gate 3 is the level of freedom the game gives its players when it comes to picking a strategy. The Goblin Camp is a good example of this, since the player can stealthily take out their enemies one-by-one, poison the drinks at the party, or just run in guns blazing with Halsin in his bear form. In a way, this level of freedom is lifted straight from Dungeons & Dragons, being something that the world’s most famous tabletop RPG is known for.