Potion - Baldur's Gate 3 Database

A hint of blood lingers around the stopper. It’s enough to make your mouth water.

Gains Bite until the next long rest.

• Can be found at Acrid Workshop (Overgrown Tunnel)

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This concoction appears rather chewable, thick as it is with herbs and roots.

Cures Poisoned creatures.

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Despitre the rotting smell wafting off this talismanm, holding it makes you feel inexplicably powerful.

Break this charm to receive all benefits from the Enhance Ability Spell until Long Rest: Bear’s Endurance, Bull’s Strength, Cat’s Grace, Eagle’s Splendour, Fox’s Cunning, and Owl’s Wisdom.

Bonus Action, Single Use

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Extracted from a basilisk’s gullet, this thick, grey oil swirls slowly in its container.

A thick, grey oil swirls within its container, Extracted from a basilisks gullet, this oil has the ability to turn petrified oil back to its original state.

Effect: Utilizing Basilisk Oil through a Bonus Action facilitates the transformation of a petrified creature, reverting it to its original organic state.

Mechanism: Unlike conventional potions, Basilisk Oil does not undergo direct consumption by the user. Instead, it is applied to another creature for its restorative effect.

This potion can alternatively be thrown. Throw the potion to turn all Petrified creatures in a small area back to their organic forms.

Basilisk Oil is a common Utility Potion, serving the purpose of reversing the petrification of a creature, returning it to its natural state.

• Found in the Apothecary’s Cellar within the Blighted Village.
• Discovered within a Heavy Chest situated behind a spiderweb-covered wall in the Underdark at coordinates (X:81, Y:-206).

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A parasite swims in the bottom of this bottle, fat with strength.

Upon consumption, this potion inflicts the Broken Promises condition.

Strength Enhancement:

• Initial Increase: Strength is heightened by 2 until the subsequent Long Rest.
• Restorative Consequence: Following rest, Strength remains perpetually diminished by 1.

Potion Removal:

• Initial Stage: The first stage of the potion’s effects can be countered through the Remove Curse spell.
• Limited Effectiveness: The spell becomes ineffective when the second stage of the potion’s impact emerges after rest.

Duration:

• Initial Enhancement: Lasts until the subsequent Long Rest.
• Subsequent Weakening: Duration endures indefinitely thereafter.

Non-Stackable:

This potion’s effects do not combine with those of other strength-boosting potions, such as the Elixir of Hill Giant Strength.

Broken Promises can be located at the conclusion of the Overgrown Tunnel within the Acrid Workshop. It is positioned upon a stone shelf along with ten other perilous potions that have been crafted by Auntie Ethel.

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A traditional brew of ergot and nutmeg, meant to recapture the fluttering thrill of first love.

• Deals 1d6 piercing damage

A traditional brew of ergot and nutmeg, meat to recapture the fluttering thrill of fist love.

• Can be found at Acrid Workshop (Overgrown Tunnel)

1m Radius

Bonus Action

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Blessed by the Oak Father himself, this tonic will cure even the most baneful poisons.

Cure Nettie’s Poison

Single Use

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A sweet, intoxicating aroma hangs around this bottle. It reminds you of home.

Disadvantage on Wisdom savings throws until rest.

Bonus Action, Single Use

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Plump and juicy, this berry exudes a soothing, sweet smell.

Regain 1d4 hit points

Creatures who eat this berry regain 1d4 hit points.

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Fragments of malachite swirl at the bottom of this potion, coalescing and separating rhythmically.

Resistant to poison damage until rest.

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Something thrashes in this heavy gourd, consumed by rage.

• When consumed, Insanity’s Kiss triggers the Insanity’s Kiss condition, which functions similarly to the Crown of Madness spell.
• Under the influence of the Insanity’s Kiss condition, the consumer becomes hostile towards all other creatures for a duration of 5 rounds (turns).
• The effect can be removed using the Remove Curse spell.

• Insanity’s Kiss is a unique type of consumable in Baldur’s Gate 3 that resembles a potion but has a harmful effect when consumed. This item cannot be used to force its effect onto another character through actions like throwing.
• Unlike many consumables that offer benefits or advantages in combat, Insanity’s Kiss has no useful applications even in battle.
• This item serves as part of the background lore and atmosphere, contributing to the depiction of Auntie Ethel’s sinister creations.

• Insanity’s Kiss can be found at the end of the Overgrown Tunnel in the Acrid Workshop.
• It is set on a stone shelf alongside ten other dangerous potions created by Auntie Ethel.

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Its seal is dry and cracked with age, yet the clear potion within bears no signs of spoilage.

Armour Class is reduced by 2. Can’t take a reaction.

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A rotten pungency undercuts this potion’s otherwise pleasant aroma of roses and honey.

Wisdom is indefinitely reduced by 1.

Single Use

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Thousands of little legs skitter inside this bottle, seeking an escape.

Illusionary spiders run up and down the creature’s body, imposing disadvantage on ability checks and attack rolls.

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Tiny silver shards give this clear, gelatinous substance an uneven sparkle.

Coat weapon
When applied to piercing of slashing weapons, grants a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls.

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Despite its reputation as a chalky and unappetizing brew, a pleasing effervescence makes this potion easy to drink.

Gain resistance to acid damage until your next long rest.

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One of the few ways for elves to experience sleep. Other methods include taking narcotics and being hit very hard with a chair.

Drink to fall into a 2-turn slumber. Unless interrupted, you gain the benefits of a Long Rest.

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A heavy aroma of hay, musk, and manure greets your nose upon opening this bottle.

Gain the ability to comprehend and verbally communicate with beasts till your next long rest.

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This bottle feels warm, as if it’s been sitting in a hearth.

Gain resistance to Cold damage until your next long rest.

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Burns more going down that Waterdhavian rum.

Drinking this potion grants the ability to breathe fire once, causing 4d6 fire damage to a target within 30 feet.

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Pleasantly cool to the touch. A layer of frost coats the inside of the bottle.

Gain resistance to Fire damage until your next long rest.

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The bottle feels lighter than if it were empty.

Drink to gain a flying speed of 60ft for one hour.

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The surface of this concoction remains remarkably still, no matter how much the bottle is agitated.

Gain resistance to Force damage until your next long rest.

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A draught for curing moderate injuries.

Recover 4d4+ 4 HP

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A draught for minor cuts and bruises.

4~10 Healing. Recover 2d4+ 2 HP.

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A sliver of a hill giant’s fingernail is suspended in this potion, and the foul stench renders it unpleasant to swallow.

Your strength score changes to 21 for one minute.

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You’d think this bottle was empty but for the sound of sloshing liquid from within.

Become invisible for 1 minute. Attacking or casting spells ends the status.

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This potion causes a tingling sensation in the extremities when consumed.

Gain resistance to Lightning damage until your next long rest.

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Don’t be fooled, this potion will leave you worse for wear.

Drink

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Popular among politicians and adventurers alike.

Gain resistance to Poison damage until your next long rest.

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This potion, reminiscent of whiskey in taste but not effect, is known to cause temporary ringing in the ears.

Gain resistance to Psychic damage until your next long rest.

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Hypnotic patterns swirl within this hazy potion.

Become Unconscious for 3 turn, status ends on taking damage or help action.

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This solution ripples and splashes of its own accord, almost like it’s trying to escape the bottle.

Gain Haste for 3 turns.

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A draught for curing serious injuries.

Recover 8d4 + 8 HP

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A coveted restorative for the adventurer on their last legs.

Removes Exhausted status and cures any poison or disease.

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A traditional brew of ergot and nutmeg, meant for mothers who will never be.

Bleeding from the inside. Suffers 1d6 Piercing at end of turn

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Smells like a sleep potion turned sour.

Creature is watched from the shadows, taking upon rest.

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