And if you’re looking to smooth-talk or blaze through the game’s well-defined rules, consider our best Baldur’s Gate 3 Warlock build guide. If you’re exploring the Underdark in the game, here’s how to save Baelen in Baldur’s Gate 3. Read on to learn how cheats work in Baldur’s Gate 3. And with the PlayStation release, console players have been wondering if they can enjoy cheats commonly present in PC games. They can change up the traditional loop with absurd modifiers and neat twists. It's like magic.Looking for Baldur’s Gate 3 cheats and console commands? With cheats, players can radically alter their journey through the famed D&D Forgotten Realms setting. ![]() They are portable forges and campfires combined in one, weighing 400 grams. You won't need more than two such kitchens for entire game. You can make two mobile kitchens by combining pots with campfires next to Dietmar and Sea Thugs north of Cyseal (they are level 5 mobs), accessible after Fabulous Five quest. You can make Mobile Kitchen and use it from inventory to melt items and make ingots and food, and improve leather armour. You can improve value of items made at level 4 skills, or found, though. These items often can be improved stat-wise, but not value-wise. The same with items improvable with Blacksmith (through anvil or whetstone). Crafting allows to improve some items (like leather armour), though you won't improve VALUE of items made already at Level 5 skills (crafting or blacksmith, doesn't matter). At Blacksmith level 5 you can make expensive items out of iron ore, iron/steel ingots, pickaxes, handaxes, 1H axes/swords (all of them need to be converted to steel ingots first pickaxes and handaxes are cheap tools costing 1-2 gold pieces, always buy them from anyone your goal is to get 1H axe with AP bonus, transfer these to other character, and remelt every axe which lacks AP bonus to try again), metal scraps (combine it with hammer in inventory to get metal armour), knives (used on anvil make daggers with bonuses). Buy every bottle of beer or wine like an addict. Earlier you can make armour piercing grenades out of greenish bottles crushed with hammer, they give very good value. At Crafting level 5, you can make very expensive items out of cloth scraps (enchanted robes), leather scraps (leather armour, you need magic needle for both but it lasts forever), eyes (PER potion), fanny blossom (SPD potion), farhangite (CON potion), logs (need to use 1H axe on logs, elemental staves with AP bonus are most expensive), blanks scrolls (blank skillbooks, then turn into actual elemental and witchcraft spellbooks). Potions, most armour, most of staves, most of books, 1H axes with Action Point bonus, I sell. Also arrows, but they all can be made without investing a point in Crafting. ![]() To make stuff, it is good, but only thing I actually use are one handed axes, staves (mostly for INT bonus and elemental ranged damage), skill books and sometimes armour or bows. Sightly annoying that one stack of gold maxes out at 99999. ![]() It required patience, because shops reset about every real time hour, but I can buy anything. At level 8, still in Cyseal, I have over 200000 gold. To make money, it is wonderful, along with Blacksmith, but they both should be at level 5 to shine (possible when you reach character level 6). Some guides say it is better to have it on a henchman, and only use when necessary, but I always want it to use when buying from shopkeepers, as fast as possible (so I give them stuff instead of money). I use crafting on one of Source Hunters, and Blacksmithing on Jahan. ![]() Blacksmith requires 2 points to max out (and doesn't have Pragmatic equivalent, so best is used on NPC, like Jahan or Bairdotr). Originally posted by General Bacca:as the title says One point in Crafting is enough, assuming you also got Scientist, gear (belt and bracers, belts only show up at character level 5 and later) and Pragmatic trait.
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