3 New Recruitable Heroes: Neera the Wild Mage, Dorn Il-Khan the Blackguard, and Rasaad yn Bashir the Monk. Recruit Classic Characters like Minsc and his brave hamster, Boo!. 11 Playable Classes plus dozens of subclasses. Paid DLC Expansion Available: Siege of Dragonspear is a brand new chapter in the Baldur's Gate saga!. New Difficulty Setting: Story Mode allows players to focus on story and exploration, rather than combat and survival. 
New Challenges: The Black Pits, arena style battles. Expansion: Tales of the Sword Coast expansion. Classic Campaign: The Original Baldur’s Gate Adventure. 75+ Hours of AdventureThe Enhanced Edition contains over 75 hours of gameplay, including the original campaign, the classic Sword Coast expansion, plus brand new challenges in the Black Pits arena! Overall, it was a learning experience with a good theme, although it was a slightly difficult read.Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition is a story-driven 90s RPG set in the world of Dungeons & Dragons.Ĭustomize your hero, recruit a party of brave allies, and explore the Sword Coast in your search for adventure, profit… and the truth. Smaller kids shouldn’t be reading this though. There was lots of sexual exaggeration, but it made the message more powerful. The book itself was quite difficult to follow, and though it was tough to get through, it was satisfyingly worth it in the end. In brave new world, almost everyone sees everything as perfect, due to chemical happiness, which leads to almost nobody having a personality, or their own opinion. We see dystopia as something obviously bad, like the Hunger Games, when something that seems so perfect is as dangerous, if not more. These themes Huxley based the book around could not be more important. It advises readers about the dangers of a utopian society, that finds our happiness over our freedoms, and why humanism is important. It’s unique because of how it revolves around themes not seen in other fictions. 
The book has a strong dystopian message not touched on enough by other authors.
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