'Child labor is unbeatable': Baldur's Gate 3 players discover how to build an army of unkillable kids through the power of polymorph and German media laws

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At the same time, exploiting a loophole in the rules is the most D&D thing to happen to a D&D game, ever.

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Wait, but a child can be killed can’t it? With the harpies in the druids grove? The harpies can kill that child no?

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As you’d expect, your child conscripts are unkillable. But more than that, because they generally aren’t intended to be in combat in the first place, they ignore BG3’s combat initiative order. In other words, they have infinite attacks.

If children weren’t designed to be in combat and ignore initiative, wouldn’t they have infinite attacks and could simply kill anything first?

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I’m pretty sure Mirkon with the harpies is the exception. Normally children can’t enter combat and if you try to attack thrm, they just run away unscathed. I just tried to fight the kids at Last Light to test lol

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Anakin would like a word.

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It’s a non-human child though.

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I guess she’ll die.

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I love morgana evelyn. Shes been doing this for a while now, though.

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