Baldur’s Gate 3 Flesh Rot Status Needs Some Explaining

Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot is the most recent aspect of the RPG that needs some explaining for gamers. if you are unfamiliar with the title, Baldur’s Gate 3 is the most recent Dungeons and Dragons title to be release by developer Larian Studios. It has been a hot topic in gaming news lately for a very concerning save bug as well as certain aspects of the title’s romance options. The game has been available for less than a week, but that hasn’t kept players from asking all the right questions.

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This most recent question, has to do with Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot, which is one of the many diseases you can contract while navigating the game. It is a danger gamers may risk that will cause loss of health bar and stamina. As death approaches closer and closer, players are resorting to the internet, looking for a solution to the disease. Although some users have tried to rest their playable characters in order to defeat the flesh rot, this is an ineffective strategy.

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Larian studios designed the Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot to feel realistic to those who want the most out of their role-play gaming experience. It is not going to disappear by turning off the system or resting your character. You must use one of the several in-game methods to heal yourself and be rid of the flesh rot. 

How Can One Heal Themselves of the Baldur’s Gate 3 Flesh Rot?

Baldur's Gate 3 flesh rot cannot be cured by resting your character, but there are some spells that will do the trick.
Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot cannot be cured by resting your character, but there are some spells that will do the trick.

There are several fairly easy ways to rid yourself of the Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot. The easiest solution to this disease is to have the Paladin use “Lay on Hands” to cure your character. This is the most commonly used solution, because it can be utilized by gamers at the very beginning of the game when they are still at level one.

This should completely rid your custom character of the disease. If however, you do not have a Paladin in your party, this may be a good time to make one a priority. This class can be extremely useful for healing characters of a plethora of diseases haunting Baldur’s Gate 3. 

Another method of removing the Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot is to have one of the five classes in your party: Cleric, Bard, Paladin, Ranger or Druid, remove it. This is slightly trickier, since it cannot be done at the first level. However, when a player reaches level two, they can learn the Lesser Restoration spell. This is one of the many spells that could cure the Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot, and the advantage the health spell can be accessed very quickly in the game.

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The Larian Studios title is seeing good and bad press, but for the most part it is receiving incredible reviews from critics and audiences alike. The fact a Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot conundrum has driven so many users to search for an answer is proof of this fact. The game has already sold 2.5 million copies, since its early access period, and is showing no signs of slowing down.

Given the fact that the next few months in the video game industry promise to be major, with brand new title releases and extra DLC content, now is the perfect time to play Baldur’s Gate 3. The month of August is a win for the game, and for lovers of Dungeons and Dragons epics. 

What do you think of the issues surrounding the Baldur’s Gate 3 flesh rot? Have you come across this issue while playing the Larian Studios title? Did this guide help you vanquish the pesky disease? Leave a comment and let us know what you think!

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Ezekiel is an avid gamer, film enthusiast, and has a love for all things technology. When he has free time you are most likely to find him playing something on PlayStation or binge watching a new show. He is a fan of all things DC, Marvel, and Star Wars.

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