❘ Published: 2023-10-22T01:40:54
❘ Updated: 2023-10-22T04:17:20
Discover an Unconventional Baldur’s Gate 3 Trick with the Light Cantrip
Since its release, Baldur’s Gate 3 has become a playground for players who constantly uncover new and exciting tricks. From clever strategies to defeat challenging bosses to transforming gold into formidable weapons, the game never ceases to surprise.
One player, however, recently revealed a truly game-changing tip that took them an astonishing 600 hours of gameplay to discover. It’s a testament to the deep secrets that lie within Baldur’s Gate 3.
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This incredible trick revolves around the Light cantrip spell in the game. Typically, players use this spell to illuminate dark areas by casting it on objects to generate bright light. However, instead of casting it on a weapon or piece of clothing, this ingenious player discovered a hilariously effective alternative: casting it on their character’s underwear.
The process is surprisingly simple. Players need to drop their character’s underwear on the ground, cast the Light cantrip on it, and then put it back on. This amusing approach allows them to benefit from the illuminated brightness without the usual drawbacks of having a shiny weapon or clothing, providing a unique advantage in dark environments.
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This trick proves particularly advantageous in Act 2 of the game, where having a reliable light source becomes crucial. The environments become more treacherous, and visibility is key to navigating and surviving the challenges that lie ahead.
While casting Light on weapons comes with the drawback of losing the light source when switching between ranged and melee weapons, casting Light on armor or, in this case, underwear ensures that the source of light remains constant, regardless of how players choose to engage in combat.
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The Baldur’s Gate 3 community couldn’t resist making jokes about this hilarious tip, with comments like, “In an effort to outshine the sun, the brightest celestial body is now Uranus?” and “I’ve heard of putting stuff ‘where the sun don’t shine,’ but that seems a bit excessive.”
Baldur’s Gate 3 players continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible within the game, and this innovative Light cantrip trick is just another example of their creativity and resourcefulness.
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