Baldur's Gate 3 allows players to craft potions using the alchemy tag. These are the potions that will be most useful to the player.
- Alchemy in Baldur's Gate 3 allows players to craft potions, potions, and weapon coatings.
- The Alchemy tab can be accessed by navigating to the character's inventory and selecting Alchemy from the top node above the character view and inventory grid.
- Potions can provide resistance to damage types, increase damage, and heal the player. They are an offensive, defensive, and therapeutic multi-purpose tool.
The herbs, mushrooms, and animal parts scattered throughout the wilderness aren't just part of the immersion factor in Baldur's Gate 3. These ingredients and reagents are all intended for use in the Alchemy tab, which sits on top of each character's inventory, near their spell book or other abilities.
Sometimes a team may need some extra potions, potions, or weapon coats to make the adventure more interesting and engaging, which means that potions like "Communicating with Animals" are more for social or story reasons than just for combat. To make alchemy more convenient, every time a character makes a potion, it will appear in their inventory and be ready to use.
Players continue to explore and discover the vast world of Baldur's Gate 3, revealing more hidden secrets and taking on new challenges. The ability to traverse every diverse ending of the game without having to open the Alchemy tab is a way to create an extra challenge for the team. If you don't want to craft, all of the following potions, potions, and other potions can be obtained by other means, but that requires gold that can be used for other important causes, such as bribes, dyes, and fancy clothing.
No.10 no.10
Made with eye suspension + any sulfuric acid.
This is very convenient, especially in places like the Dark Abyss, where there are creatures like ghosts that can teleport and disappear. More difficult enemies like Jurgill O'Thorne and Balthazar also harness the power of invisibility, and drinking this potion will break through their most important defenses.
Pick up the fairy eye, the key ingredient of this potion will unlock the recipe. Another ingredient is also needed, any type of sulfuric acid, which is made from materials containing mushrooms and lichens. Some spells can do this, but if they are not available, use potions.
No.9 Anti-Poison Potion
Made with muddy glue suspension + any alkaline acid.
Poison damage is common in BG3 and comes in a variety of forms, from gaseous traps to magic spells, and many weapons that deal poison damage. It's not just the environment that's full of poison, it's also the power of the party's enemies, which is why the character should have anti-poison potions in hand.
When the character picks up a muddy sneeze wing, which is the base of the muddy glue suspension, they discover this recipe. In addition to the limbs of this unpleasant, eternally moist creature, the recipe requires some kind of salt, also made with alchemy.
No.8 Vicious potions
Made with phantom rhizome sulfuric acid + any ash.
This is a huge boost to any character's performance, and this useful potion increases their critical hit chance. This includes melee, ranged, physical, and magical damage, so any character can use this very handy potion.
Make sulfuric acid with the Shadow Root Sac and any ash, then use this potion in tough fights or against a boss with high defense. However, use it sparingly, as the effects of this potion do not stack with others, and it will cancel out any other buffs or benefits that the character already has from consumables.
No.7 Bonkin Fire
Made with ash ash + any salt.
As one of the many AoE damage options in the game, Alchemy Fire looks like a cannonball, but the character throws it like a grenade. It ignites upon touch, making it easier to use than items that require a spark to burn.
Mix the flame ashes with any salt to make the Alchemy Fire. It is one of the best potions made with alchemy when a fire ambush is needed or a combat class that requires some ranged power.
No.6 Angel Sleep Potion
Made with Archangel Feather Extract + any suspended solids.
This potion will put the drinker to sleep, which is why it is a bit risky to use in combat, but the good thing is that it has the same effect as resting for a long time. Angel's Sleep Potion restores a character's health, spell slots, and cooldowns as long as they can sleep undisturbed for two full turns.
The price fluctuates depending on the character's charisma, but they can also be purchased for around 200 gold, which is quite a lot if you want to craft them and sell them. If you are doing speed running, or just want to use as little as possible for long breaks through the game, knowing the recipe for this potion is essential. Spellcasters will be most grateful for the fact that it restores all of their spell slots.
No.5 Mountain Giant Power Elixir
Mountain giant nail salt + any suspended solids.
Any potion that increases a character's strength has various uses, and this is the simplest one to make through alchemy. Not only does it increase physical damage, but it can also be used for the actual purpose of carrying a lot of items, which is why Helsik wanted a glove of mountain giant power in Feee of the Demons. This potion increases the drinker's strength stat to their next long rest, and this also applies to any potion that puts them to sleep, so keep that in mind before you inadvertently cancel a buff or other temporary benefit. For those who prefer to buy, ask Derryth at the Fungi Colony or Auntie Ethel at the Sunshine Marsh.
No.4 Bark skin agent
Bark salt + any suspended solids.
Spellcasters, who usually don't wear any armor, use this handy potion for tough battles. Players may recognize the name from a popular defensive spell that is also found in Dungeons and Dragons as well as in the previous Baldur's Gate game, and this concoction may even be a reference to it. When characters reach the Dark Underground and kill some of the Needle Light, they will discover this recipe. These creatures drop an item called Bark, and when you pick it up, it teaches you how to make Bark Salt, which is the main ingredient in Bark Skin Elixir.
No.3 Feather Fall Potion
Colchicum alkaline acid + any essence.
Sometimes it's a way to get to places that aren't normally reachable, other times it's a convenient escape from a tense combat situation. It can also be used to mitigate fall damage if the character is pushed off a cliff. Colchicum petals, a flower that can be found in the sun-drenched woods of the Sword Coast, are the main ingredient. Combine them with any essence, and this life-saving potion will appear in the character's inventory.
No.2 Arcane Plantation Elixir
Fabric moss sulphuric acid + any alkaline acid.
This potion is primarily intended for spell casters, but any class that knows level 3 spells can benefit from it. Arcane Plantation Flasks give the drinker an additional level 3 spell slot, which is useful for both the damage dealer and the healing class. Freshly knotted hair is the main ingredient, and it is found in dungeons. Although it is not very abundant, it is not extremely rare either. If the player comes across a gem called Laculite, there is a stronger version of the potion.
No.1 Life Potion
Rogue Fragment Salt + Any Suspended Solids.
Sometimes party healers can't help. They may be unable to move, run out of spells, or even lose consciousness until another party member comes to their aid. That's why other characters need to have some sort of backup scheme, and one of the options is a reliable potion to use to restore health during or outside of combat.
There are several versions regarding life potions, the first being the weakest, easiest to make, and cheapest to buy or sell. They grow in value, and as the story progresses, the characters discover more useful potions and potions through alchemy.