Baldur's Gate 3's Patch 7 was released last week, adding the long-awaited modding toolkit to Larian Studios' beloved RPG. Though Larian has previously stated they can't officially support a level editor because of "cross-platform technical constraints" and because Baldur's Gate 3 is a licensed product, the developers didn't make it very difficult for the community to unlock the level editing features of the toolkit.
Siegfre, a user on Nexus Mods, has released an unlocked version of Baldur's Gate 3's modding toolkit. This functionality includes level and save editing, something that fans of the game desperately wanted. The possibilities are now endless, with the community able to create entire expansions and campaigns.
One of the advantages of Dungeons & Dragons is how it enables dungeon masters and players to channel their creativity to craft a memorable story. The community now has the tools required to transplant this tabletop feature into Baldur's Gate 3, the implications of which are exciting.
The community suspects that Larian Studios made 'unlocking' the toolkit purposefully easy to empower the community without making the studio liable for the community's creations. We already know that Larian doesn't plan to release any expansions, so allowing the...
