Flesh Rot is one of many status ailments in Baldur’s Gate 3. Once inflicted, it essentially decays your flesh, increases vulnerability against all damage, and also reduces Charisma checks. And so, it is pretty a good idea to get rid of it as early as possible. In this guide, we have detailed everything you need to know about curing Flesh Rot in Baldur’s Gate 3.
Baldur’s Gate 3 Flesh Rot
Flesh Rot is a debilitating disease in BG3, causing the character’s flesh to decay, leading to a loss of Stamina and Health. It’s a status effect that can have long-lasting impacts on your character’s performance.
- Primary Cure: Lesser Restoration Spell
The most straightforward method to cure Flesh Rot is the Lesser Restoration spell, a Level 2 spell learnable by most caster classes:
- Cleric
- Bard
- Druid
- Ranger
- Paladin
This spell not only cures Flesh Rot but also addresses Poison, Paralysis, and Blindness effects.
Constitution Check
about 20 turns, after which a DC 15 Constitution roll is required. Successfully passing this check will remove the disease. However, characters with a low Constitution modifier might struggle with this method.
Long Rest
Taking an 8-hour long rest at your campsite can also cure Flesh Rot, restoring all health and removing debuffs. This method is time-consuming but effective if the spell is unavailable.
Other Classes and Abilities
If you’re playing a class that doesn’t have access to the Lesser Restoration spell, consider teaming up with players or NPCs who do. Alternatively, look for items or potions in the game that might offer temporary relief or cure.
This is everything we have on how to get rid of Flesh Rot in Baldur’s Gate 3. If there is anything else that you would like to add, be sure to let us know in the comments down below!
