The movies you want to watch if you like the Baldur's gate 3

Summary

• Films like “Conan The Barbarian” and “Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves” evoke an adventure, fantasy environment of Baldur's Gate 3.

• “Flesh + Blood” and “Damsel” provide darker and more realistic take over the medieval environment with bold stories.

• “Dragonslayer” and “Willow” offer classic, Cheesy 80.

When it's time to take a break from playing Baldur's Gate 3So heavy, there are plenty of great film options that use similar settings, characters or tone as a favorite isometric CRPG of everyone. These films also have aesthetics of fantasy, but also adventure archetypes, monsters and fighting with a big boss.

The selection includes films that also take place in fictional fantasy countries, alternating time axes and other creative environments. The tone can move from serious to funny, drama and fighting are often not intended for children and special effects and pieces are essential for the story.

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Conan Barbarian

Barbarian, thief, wizard and combat multiclass

Conan Barbarian It is one of the first comic book adaptations in the world, but the settings and the story seem to be part of the TTRPG module. The place and time when Conan is real but fictional, as the quotation says: “Between the time when the oceans drank Atlantis and the rise of the sons of Arius.”

The main character even has a class, a barbar, and with his two -handed sword and lack of armor fits into this part. His first companion, Subatai, introduces himself as a thief and archers, and it seems that the interest in love interest is some combat multiclass. Their search is to find and save the girls of the king, who was intrigued by the cut of Thuls Doom. Conan also has its own private revenge to consider.

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Meat + blood

Less as D&D, rather like harnmaster

For someone who likes BG3A dark urge plot or prefers RP more visceral and realistic TtrPg, Meat + blood can be compared with what a live version Crazy It would look. It is deeply rooted in a courageous medieval aesthetics-shed Italy of the 16th century. This is a much less enchanting depiction of “calling your dead” groups of mercenaries living and working in the Middle Ages.

Paul Verhoeven has directed this film, so he will have some creative and shocking moments. Rutger Hauer plays the lead role of Martin, the leader of the mercenaries who get paid for plundering, and they take human beings as easily as prey and valuables. The scenes include long forced marches, the dramatic siege of the castle, and any story that takes place in medieval Europe would be incomplete without the outbreak of plague.

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Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Romance, crusades, occult and soundtrack that slapped

It is not the most popular version of Robin Hooda, with most of the guilt is on miscasting. But the medieval environment, the touch of occult magic and the location of the sheriff and the witch as the “final bosses” Dungeons & Dragons adventure.

The plot is even structured as a typical RPG, with a prison leak at the beginning organized as a guide that also gives the protagonist a basic story. Robin is still equal when he travels back to England and begins to gather his strength and eventually rises like their leader, the Prince of Thieves.

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Honor

All she needs is a photo mode

D&D films did not have a very good reputation until this film was released. In addition to using the same IP, there has no connection with three previous movies. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor among thieves takes place in the fictional land of Faerun and refers to several of the same places that appear in Baldur's Gate 3. Most of the event takes place in Neverwinter and the city of Waterdeep is mentioned several times.

This film fits several genres, making it an action comedy, so in terms of tone and cast, it suits the overall tone BG3. Party members include a cheeky human bard, taifling druid, an unfortunate but honest semi -Saggee wizard and Barbarian who will become a favorite character of everyone.

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Willow

Cheesy fantasy from 80.

The film is named after the main character, Willow, a rough half that strives to be a wizard. His search is to bring a child of great people known as Daikini, back to her people after her bassinet floats down the river into their village. On the way of the land of the night, Willow meets the wizards and warriors of various moral alignments, including the iconic Madmartigan.

But this is not only a child, but a child who has been prophesied to end the evil queen of Bavmord. In a clever reversal, it turns out as a self -realizing prophecy, and Willow rises a few levels during his great adventure. The adventure of Elory Danaan, a child who put these events in motion, was the subject of a series of books written by Chris Claremon called “Chronicles of the Shadow War”.

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Dragonslayer

So much horror as fantasy

Believe it or not, this is considered to be Disney's film, because its production was a cooperating effort between the House of Mouse and Paramount. Disney experimented with dark imagination at the time as Black boiler Still four years away, the studio decided to try a live action scenario about one of the oldest adventures of all time: killing a dragon.

The story takes place in the 6th century, in the fictional country of Uland bounded by the river UR, reference to the Ure River in England, northern Yorkshire. The settings are in advance medieval England, some time ago King Arthur, current with other legends, such as Saint Patrick, until the dragons still terrorized the landscape.

Vermithrax Pejorative is a dragon that needs killing. The king contacts the magician Ulrich of Cragganmore and his disciple, a young but adept Galen Bradwarden to find a way to stop him. But it is just a dragon, but it is necessary to control, but the corrupt king and its fellow citizens, who ensure that their virgin daughters are never selected to be sacrificed to calm the monster breathing by fire.

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Miss

Twist on the old trop

Miss takes the subversion Dragonslayer It started and it takes it further and gives the protagonist more agency about their fate. In this case, the monsters will show up like other people, because the conspiracy eventually reveals a sordid and tragic secret that bound the dragon to the royal family of Aure. It's more like Dragonlants novel than a D&D Adventure, but many would say it is a difference indiscriminately.

Elodie in this case is a “lady”. He agrees to marry Prince Henry of Aure of economic necessity and learns too late, that her “marriage” is in fact a ritual that involves feeding it with a dragon. Not only does it escape the animal, but it fights with its sister -in -law with an interesting reversal.