The Hag's Aftermath | STUMBLING BLINDLY Through Baldur's Gate 3

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[@alexmashkin863]

On my first playthrough I employed simple logic regarding hag's potions: I found those things in the lair of treacherous hag, do I really want to drink them? And so I never did :-))

[@alexmashkin863]

Mage Hand allowing you to sneak attack might feel a bit abusive, but, first, it's justifiable - it could create some distraction, move air in their face or something, and second, sneak attack is not that hard to set up consistently anyway, especially with later items :-) So that mage hand doesn't give you that much of an advantage over other subclasses, not nearly as powerful as an additional bonus action of the Theif or Assassins devastating combat initiation.

[@alexmashkin863]

Arcane Trickster is fun to play but not as powerful. Still perfectly viable to play the game of course. Like Wild Magic Sorcerer is extremely fun to play and very powerful too but in terms of sheer power and utility you want Storm Sorcerer every time :-)

[@gerrywhite1260]

Using Mage Hand to set up sneak attack is no different then using other summons to do it. Necromancer uses undead other wizards use imps etc.... In my mind if it can do damage to the enemy then it is not abusing it.

[@GamingForImmersion]

I think the big difference is by keeping it invisible, the mage hand never enters combat and can be moved around at will as far as necessary.

[@gerrywhite1260]

@@GamingForImmersion Good point. Thinking of it like that, I guess it is OP. Maybe keep it invisible until you have it set up then make it visible before you sneak attack. That wouldn't be any different then drinking a invisibility potion and coming up behind a enemy.