There are official D&D supplements for the heroes and villains of Baldur’s Gate 1 and 2
James Ohlen is the lead designer of BioWare’s two Baldur’s Gate games, and now he is the head of Archetype Entertainment, an in-house studio that develops story-driven video games for Wizards of the Coast. Obviously, with the help of some other former BioWare veterans (Drew Karpyshyn, Brent Knowles and Jesse Sky are all in the film), he also has time to make supplements for Dungeons and Dragons based on Baldur’s Gate.
Minsc & Boo’s Journal of Villainy contains the writing of characters in the original game based on D&D’s 5th edition statistics. Some are potential patrons of your character, and some are opponents. It also details the four cities in the game (Athkatla, Suldanessellar, Ust Natha, and of course Baldur’s Gate), as well as 12 monsters that have not entered 5E before (such as gibberish, sword spider, and phaerimm).
Although the recent D&D additions avoid too much detail, make parts obscure, and allow players to fill in the blanks themselves, this book is full of details. Each city has rules and prices for purchasing magic items, and the statistics block of monsters has a complete list of spells. These things will come in handy for many players-the statistics of high-level villains such as Mephistopheles and Barr will also come in handy-but some character biographies contain some surprises. Imoen seems to have given up her magic research, is she a vampire now? However, they are not as distant from the video game version as the (terrible) novel version. And Minsc’s article is perfect, listing his old enemy as simply “evil”.
If you want to get more Baldur’s Gate in D&D, Ohlen also wrote Heroes of Baldur’s Gate, This is an adventure story between two video games, some of the art works and monsters in this book are recovered from it. “Heroes of Baldur’s Gate” is a third-party release and is published without the official seal of Wizards of the Coast. However, Minsc & Boo’s “The Diary of Villains” is one of the official books published by WotC as a fundraising event. Extra life, To raise funds for the Children’s Hospital.It can be printed via pdf or on demand Driving through a role-playing game.