Cloaks - Baldur's Gate 3 Database

!Wizards Otiluke and Bigby may be renowned as dignified members of the Circle of Eight, but on one occasion, as younger men, Bigby bet Otiluke that he couldn’t suck thirteen litres of vodka out of a protection cloak like this one.

Bigby won.

The Cloak of Protection is an Uncommon Cloak in Baldur’s Gate 3 that can give wearers a little boost to their defenses.

Armour Class +1

Saving Throw +1

• Can be purchased for 380 Gold from Quartermaster Talli at the Last Light Inn from Act 2 onwards.

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To screams that last forevermore.

The Shadow Itself: Once per turn when you kill an enemy, shroud yourself in primaeval darkness to become Invisible for 2 turns.

Acquired from the Dark Urge storyline. The named goblin called Sceleritas Fel appears around after your first major storyline beat during a Long Rest and gives it to you.

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Rough and course, the cloak’s materials soften to silk when immersed in shadow.

Stealthy Critical: While hiding, the number you need to roll a Critical Hit while attacking is reduced by 1. This effect can stack.

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Through a gap in the long snarls of thread, you are sure you can glimpse a great black thunderhead swollen with purple lightning and spears of rain.

• Dazing Echo: When a creature with Reverberation deals damage to the wearer, the creature needs to make a Constitution Saving Throw or become Dazed.

The Thunderskin Cloak can be purchased from Araj Oblodra, an NPC who can be found at Moonrise Towers, in the Shadow-Cursed Lands during Act 2.

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Little jellyfish-shaped pockets line the inside of this cloak

• Damp Aegis: During Combat, once per turn, the clock grants the wearer Water Layer Protection until the wearer takes damage.

• Water Layer Protection: Prevents Bruning, and grants resistance to Fire damage, but makes you Vulnerable to Lightning and Cold damage.

Inside the chest within the restricted room of the Water Queen’s House in the Lower City. There is a guard on either side of the door, so you will likely need to be invisible to steal this without fighting the entire coven of clerics. (X: -245, Y: -250)

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With every rustle of this cloak, small moths like windblown embers appear around you - they flutter for a moment, then fade into inconsequence.

• Flaming Shroud: A creature that damages the wearer within 2m receives Burning.

Found on the corpse of the wizard guarded by all the grease monsters in the Lower City Sewers (X: -120, Y: 838)

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Part of an outfit worn by the Wizard, Tenser when he was inducted into the organisation of eminent wizards called the Circle of Eight.

Arcane Enchantment: You gain a +1 Bonus to Spell Save DC, and Spell Attack Rolls.
Absorb Elements: Absorb elemental damage once per Short Rest. Take half damage from the nest elemental attack targeting you, and deal an additional 1d6 of that element type on your next attack.

Sold by Helsik in the Devil’s Fee on the western side of the graveyard in Lower City of Baldur’s Gate.

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The charmers, seducers, philanderers, flirts, gallants, beguilers, ravishers, rogues, tempters, and tantalisers of the Feywild all share one common trait: they make you feel as if you are the only diamond among the drift.

Sold by Ferg Drogher near the refugees in Rivington.

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The fur is so blue as to be almost black. When mantled across your shoulders, the patterns on the cloak seem to shift and ripple.

Displacement: At the beginning of the wearer’s turn, the cloak activates, granting enemies Disadvantage on Attack Rolls that target the wearer. This effect lasts until the wearer takes damage.

Sold by Entharl Danthelon in Dantleon’s Dancing Blades, located along the Wyrmgate bridge

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This garment accidentally fell into the communal steambaths during All Saints Morning Retreat and Candlelit Guided Meditation.

Sold by Vicar Humbeletoes in the Stormshore Tabernacle, located near the Basilisk Waypoint.

This cape is really good for classes that don’t need to concentrate. Consider giving it a Fighter, Monk or Rogue for some added concentration tools to your party.

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The sheer mortal terror of the low-vitality spellcaster (who can be blown over by a wafted spoon) can be partially offset by cloaks like this one.

• Arcane Vivaciousness: You gain 7 temporary hit points after casting a spell while in melee.

Players can find it in a chest inside the Grand Mausoleum (X-260, Y-881) in Act 2.

Amazing Cloak for an Eldritch Knight, or a Paladin. We used it on a Paladin all the way to the end game as a means of sustain while in melee combat. See the image below as evidence :>

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Based on a mad alchemist’s experiments to derive youth from his victims by poisoning them, this cloak relies on a much more reliable arcane formula.

Deadly Derivation: When you Poison a foe, heal yourself for 1d4 Hit Points.

Balthazar’s Room in Moonrise Towers: First Floor (X: -133, Y: -173)

Works in tandem with Broodmother’s Revenge, allowing you to heal, reapply poison on your blade, poison an enemy with a weapon attack, the because of it, and reapply the poison.

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A favourite among fleet-footed gish, this cloak allows the wearer to wield a foe’s elemental mastery against them.

Elemental Absorption: Absorb elemental damage once per SHort Rest. Take half damage from the next elemental attack targeting you, and deal an additional 1d6 of that elemental type on your next attack.

Found inside the chest atop of the bed in the main bedroom of Moontise Towers’ First Floor. (X: -169, Y: -171)

There are plenty of Absorb Elements cloaks to come in Act 3. This is a nice teaser and expect to replace it in Act 3.

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Droplets of foul acid drip from the tails of this cloak, as if from the stinger of a demonic scorpion.

Caustic Reprical: Whenever a creature deals melee damage to the wearer, that creature takes 1d4 Acid damage.

Inside a chest within the House od Healing Morgue. (X: 30, Y: 930)

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