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'''Gnolls''' are non-playable [[humanoid]] creatures in [[Baldur's Gate 3]]. They closely resemble [[hyena]]s and are consumed with a primal bloodlust and hunger. | '''Gnolls''' are non-playable [[humanoid]] creatures in ''[[Baldur's Gate 3]]''. They closely resemble [[hyena]]s and are consumed with a primal bloodlust and hunger. Oftentimes, gnolls worship the demon lord [[Yeenoghu]]. | ||
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==About gnolls== | == About gnolls == | ||
Gnolls are a race of carnivorous humanoids, tall and lean with a craving for the hunt. They have a strong affinity for family and blood ties, though this comradery is not always extended to separate packs. Gnolls | Gnolls are a race of carnivorous humanoids, tall and lean with a craving for the hunt. They have a strong affinity for family and blood ties, though this comradery is not always extended to separate packs. Gnolls are fond of hyenas, viewing them as brethren and keeping them as pets or hunting companions. Gnolls can be born from [[Bloated Hyena|bloated hyenas]] that are fat off the spoils of a massacre. | ||
===Flinds=== | === Flinds === | ||
Flinds are a stronger and more vicious cousin to | Flinds are a stronger and more vicious cousin to gnolls who have become part [[fiend]]. They often command war bands of gnolls but are otherwise solitary hunters. A gnoll who vanquishes a flind is said to transform into a flind themselves; however, ''Baldur's Gate 3'' has no such mechanic. | ||
=== Racial features === | === Racial features === | ||
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== Gnoll characters == | == Gnoll characters == | ||
* {{MdCharLink|'Barnabus'}} | |||
* {{MdCharLink|Flind}} | * {{MdCharLink|Flind}} | ||
* {{MdCharLink|' | * {{MdCharLink|'Timothy'}} | ||
* {{MdCharLink|'Tomelia'}} | * {{MdCharLink|'Tomelia'}} | ||
== Gnoll enemy variants == | == Gnoll enemy variants == | ||
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* {{MdCharLink|Newborn Gnoll|icon=Portrait Gnoll Hunter 3.png}} | * {{MdCharLink|Newborn Gnoll|icon=Portrait Gnoll Hunter 3.png}} | ||
== Gallery == | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery heights="300px"> | <gallery heights="300px"> | ||
Nikolai-chugunov-gnoll-nikolai-chugunov-tex-04.jpg|Render by Nikolai Chugunov | Nikolai-chugunov-gnoll-nikolai-chugunov-tex-04.jpg|Render by Nikolai Chugunov | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== Notes == | |||
* Prior to Patch 6, gnolls were categorized as [[Monstrosity|monstrosities]] rather than [[Humanoid|humanoids]]. This change makes ''[[Baldur's Gate 3]]'' more similar to 5th Edition D&D (which also categorizes gnolls as humanoids). | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* {{FRWiki|Flind|long}} | |||
* {{FRWiki|Gnoll|long}} | * {{FRWiki|Gnoll|long}} | ||
* {{FRWiki|Yeenoghu|long}} | * {{FRWiki|Yeenoghu|long}} | ||
{{Creatures}} | {{Creatures}} | ||