Camp followers

Camp Followers are characters that travel with the player’s party and they often remain at camp. Unlike Companions, they cannot be asked to join the party.

They usually fulfill certain roles, such as resurrecting dead players or providing lore.

List of Camp Followers

Act 1

• 

  Withers, sells Scrolls of Revivify and can be paid to revive dead players.

• 

  Volothamp Geddarm, a bard who attempts to remove the tadpole.

• 

  Barcus Wroot, accompanies the player to Moonrise Towers.

• 

  Tara, a tressym that only appears if you are playing Gale as origin.

(Someone please add Alfira, becomes a camp follower if you choose a certain set of options when talking to her, and then shows up at one of your next few long rests)

Act 2

• 

  Arabella, part of a small questline involving her parents. Will accompany you until you reach Baldur's Gate.

Act 3

Spoiler warning! This section reveals details about the story of Baldur's Gate 3.

• 

  Yenna, a girl who lost her mother.

• 

  Isobel, will stay with her girlfriend.

• 

  Dame Aylin, will stay with her girlfriend.

• 

  Ulder Ravengard, will stay if he was rescued.

• 

  Mizora, will stay for her own amusement.

Circumstantial

• 

  Oathbreaker Knight, will appear to Paladins who have broken their oath, and remain until paid to renew it.

List of Pets

Act 1

• 

  Scratch, a dog.

• 

  Owlbear Cub.

• 

  Grub, Yenna's cat.

Locations

People

• Withers: Can be found and awakened at the Dank Crypt.
• Volo: Can be found at the Secluded Grove and later rescued from goblins at the Goblin Camp.
• Barcus Wroot: The player has to first rescue him at Moonhaven and later at Grymforge.
• Arabella: Can be found infront of the House of Healing graveyard.

Pets

• Scratch: northeast of Moonhaven.
• Owlbear cub: in a cave near the entrance of Moonhaven. The player has to enter, meet the Owlbear's mother, then leave and enter again. Later, it can be found at the Goblin Camp where the player can agree to play Chicken Chase or just persuade the goblins to release the cub. It'll take many rests for the Owlbear to arrive.