Personally, we’ll be applying incrementally heavier eyeliner whenever we have a Dark Urge moment in our playthrough to really emphasise our descent. Cosmetic modifications that are a consequence of your gameplay choices will persist – hag got your eye? Swallow any interesting tadpoles lately? There’s no Magic Mirroring those big life decisions away. Origin characters, hirelings and full illithids cannot use the Magic Mirror. There are some restrictions: your appearance, voice, pronouns and nether regions can be changed, but your race/subrace and body type cannot. The Magic Mirror allows you to change up your appearance whenever you’d like, however many times you’d like. Tales have been told of its legendary ability to permanently alter the appearance of one who gazes into it. Tucked away in your camp, exuding a certain ‘we found this at a vintage fair and it’s too fancy for our current home’ energy, is an item called the Magic Mirror. Mac players, thank you for your patience – now, gather your party and venture forth. Check the Steam store page for more details. The minimum and recommended specs for Mac users have also been updated: we recommend an M1 Pro processor and FSR enabled to run the game at high or ultra settings on a Retina display. To prepare your Mac for the full version of Baldur’s Gate 3 and minimise potential compatibility issues, we recommend you fully uninstall the game and remove any mods before installing the latest version. With Patch 3, Baldur’s Gate 3 is now fully supported on Mac!Īs with the PC release in August, saves made in previous versions of BG3 on Mac will not be compatible with the full release. Mac users and chronic character re-creators rejoice! Friday’s update will bring the full release of Baldur’s Gate 3 to Mac, and allow you to change your character’s appearance in-game via the Magic Mirror.
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