Fantastical Multiverse aims to aid players who play races outside of the vanilla and encourages the fantastical by expanding the amount of playable races that are available in Faerûn. Allowing you to play just about any species available in D&D or Beyond! The world of Faerûn now can be experienced by the rest of the fantastical races that exist in Faerûn and other Multiverses, such as Eberron, Krynn, Etharis, Golarion, Malipāla, and even Eorzea! 
Currently contains a total of 31/100 fantastical species for you to play in Baldur's Gate 3.

Fantastical Multiverse keeps all species relevant to the current Dungeons & Dragons era by utilizing the following sourcebooks ruling:

➳ Mordenkainen’s Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse (MoTM)
➳ Tasha's Cauldron of Everything
➳ Unearthed Arcana Player's Handbook (2024)
➳ Player's Handbook (2024) [One D&D]
➳ Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft

Updating legacy content such as Volo's Guide to Monster's, and Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes to be compatiable with the changes so you can still play your favorite races without them falling behind to the changes. 

Once you cast a spell with this trait, you can’t cast that spell with it again until you finish a long rest. You can also cast either of those spells using any spell slots you have of the appropriate level.

Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma is your spellcasting ability for these spells when you cast them with this trait (choose when you select this race).

Racial Dialogue is correctly set up so it can trigger during appropriate dialogue encounters. These tags are used as often as Larian Studios has left them in the official game.  When the tool is released and hopefully provides the feature I'll try to match the frequency as the Vanilla races. 

Lineages overshadow your original race, if any, becoming their new race.   If you select a lineage, you can select and keep a racial tag that represents your ancestral origin or what you were before your Lineage took over your racial traits. Increasing your dialogue interactions. 

For this mod to work as intended you need the required files without them you're experience with this mod will likely be unpleasent. 

• Improved UI                                                                                                                                                            Required for UI changes that allow you to use the Choose Spellcasting Ability, Rage Tag Selection, & Selectable Passives Features that Fantastical Multiverse provides.
•  5E Spells                                                                                                                                                                                                               If you are unable to  use Script Extender don't worry you can still install this mod.  Fantastical Multiverse uses only the spells that don't require Script Extender. Also if you use the 5e Spells Spell Lists optional file you can get around the spells not showing up in your spell lists. Regardless you won't crash if you don't have Script Extender installed. If you can have Script Extender installed then you're not going to have any issues. If for some reason you still don't want to use 5E Spells  Fantastical Multiverse will still work and you won't crash, just spells that are from 5E Spells won't show up and the long rest version of the spell won't work.
  

✅ You will need to install Fantastical Compendium Main File and all of the  desired Fantastical  respective race name files you wish to have show up in your game.  So if you want Kobolds you need one of the Fantastical Kobold files and the Fantastical Compendium file. 

✅ The files provide the sourcebook they're from so you have better insight on what you're installing. 

✅ I can't stress this point enough that if you add new races and then don't install the newest Fantastical Compendium file you're going to just have an invisible race, or crash. 

All Fantastical race files such as Yuan-ti, Kobold, Kobold Legacy, Goliath, Dhampir, Reborn, Fire Genasi, Etc. provide a singular individual race to the game. They will require Fantastical Compendium to function and it is STRONGLY advised that you always install the newest Fantastical Compendium, especially when adding a newly added race as without that update for Fantastical Compendium you will likely CTD, be invisible, etc. 


✅The race file contains all unique traits belonging to that race and ONLY that race.

✅The race file contains  the RootTemplate needed to provide the game the information it needs to generate the race into existance.

✅The race file contains the Character Preset information to  make the race display  in character creation.

✅The race file contains the information needed to tie the race to the progression it is meant to use, and how it's connected to a subrace if it has any.

Yes, if you want access to the newest races you need to install the newest version of Fantastical Compendium. The most recent public build is 1.5.9.1