Boots - Baldur's Gate 3 Database

Sturdy and well-worn, these boots make a snug fit on any wearer.

The Boots of Aid and Comfort are an uncommon pair of boots designed to provide supplemental Temporary Hit Points to creatures who receive healing from the wearer.

The Comeback: When the wearer heals a target, it gains an additional 3 Temporary Hit Points.

Location: Goblin Camp
Merchant: Grat The Trader at the Goblin Camp.

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Tiny bells are sewn into the boot’s cuffs. They jingle subtly with every step.

The Boots of Brilliance are a rare armour. They can be located within an owned chest. This chest is situated in the room just north of Yurgir, specifically within the confines of the Gauntlet of Shar ruins.

The boots can also be found concealed within a Mimic chest at Grymforge, positioned at coordinates (X:-695 Y:375).

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Featherlaced and flexible of sole, these boots have been used to round up - and outrun - many afoe.

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Acquire them from a Gnome refugee at the Myconid camp in the Underdark. These are a quest item, which you can give back to one of the Dwarfs, and later loot back depending on how the Grymforge quests play out.

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Peals of thunder rumble at the back of your skull with every step taken in these boots.

Arcane Echomalefaction: When the wearer inflicts a condition upon a hostile creature, they also inflict 2 turns of Reverberation.

• Can be purchased from Omeluum in the Myconid camp in the Underdark for 133 Gold.

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The metal of these graves is confortably warm against your shins, as through heated by your mere precence.

• Focused Stride: When you cast a spell that requires concentration, you gain Momentum. While you are concentrating, you cannot be pushed or get knocked Prone.

• Athletics +1

• Dropped by Minthara.

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Darker than a starless night, Night Walker are made for secrecy in honour of Shar. This particular pair was found deep in the ruins of an Underdark fortress. Though the leather is old and the magic is fading, the boots were recently cleaned and oiled with care.

The Wearer of this Item gains:

• Misty Step: Level 2 Conjuration Spell
• Night Walker

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Shallow, web-like lines have been tooled into these boiled leather boots.

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The soft and supple leather glides over your skin. Wearing them feels like running barefoot.

Burst of Speed: When the wearer has 50% Hits Points or less, their Movement Speed is increased by 3m.

• Location: Can be found in the Underdark, specifically in the Myconid Colony.
• Quest: Obtainable as an optional reward for successfully completing the “Avenge the Sovereign” quest.
• Where to Find: Given to the player by Sovereign Glut as a reward for assisting in the elimination of Sovereign Spaw during the quest “Avenge Glut’s Circle.” This quest offers two possible rewards, with the Featherlight Boots being one of them. The alternative reward is the “Ring of Fire.”

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Lavishly decorated boots, crafted onfar-away planes from stolen metals and poached rubies.

Athletics +1

Boots, Medium Armour

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These boots are well-maintained and clean, though their soles are thin from wear.

Leather Boots fall under the category of common footwear.

tarting boots for the following classes: Bard, Cleric, Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, and Rogue.

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Lightweight fur and leather, designed to speed the wearer’s charge into battle.

• Adrenaline Rush: When the wearer Dashes or takes a similar action during combat, they gain Wrath for 3 turns.

• Dropped by Beastmaster Zurk in the Worg Pens.

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Scratched in places, scorched in others, and worn thin at the heel, these boots bear the indelible marks of experience.

The Metallic Boots are an ordinary pair of boots that exhibit signs of wear and tear. With scratches, scorch marks, and notable thinning at the heel, these boots carry the unmistakable imprints of numerous experiences.

Wearing these boots provides the wearer with a bonus:

• Athletics +1

Available for purchase from the following traders:

• Dammon at the Druid Grove
• Roah Moonglow at the Shattered Sanctum

Additionally, these boots can be discovered being worn by various characters throughout the game.

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Wearing these boots is like walking on cotton clouds.

The wearer of this item gains: Feather Fall
Cast the Feather Fall spell as a Bonus Action.

The Chest of the Mundane Boots are a pair of footwear found within the Chest of the Mundane. The chest is situated on the northern balcony of the Arcane Tower’s third floor, which aligns with the location of the arcane turrets (X: -36, Y: -265). To perceive the genuine nature of the chest’s contents, one must either remove the items from the chest or position the chest within the antimagic influence of a Sussur Bloom.

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Made of tough, well-worn leather, these boots have survived years of use, and can survive many more.

Crafted from resilient, well-worn leather, the Simple Boots are a testament to endurance. With a history of surviving years of usage, these boots are poised to withstand countless more trials.

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• Starting Gear: Sorcerers, warlocks, and wizards begin their journey equipped with Simple Boots.
• Encounters: Many characters throughout the game are often seen wearing Simple Boots, making them attainable through various encounters.

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Slightly sticky to the touch, these boots have excellent grip.

Boots play a pivotal role in a character’s equipment arsenal, offering a diverse array of effects when equipped to the feet. Spiderstep Boots, a type of footwear found within Baldur’s Gate 3, are no exception. These boots feature a slightly adhesive texture that provides exceptional grip, proving to be advantageous for those who traverse precarious terrain.

Spider Step: Immune to being Enwebbed. Your Movement Speed is not affected by web surfaces

• Location: Spiderstep Boots can be discovered within the Whispering Depths at coordinates X:-510, Y:-400, situated within a cave chamber.
• Alternate Location: A heavy chest located within the Arachnomancer’s laboratory at Whispering Depths (X:-512, Y:-409) also houses these boots.
• Obtained From: A Skeleton can potentially drop these boots.

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Swift Strides: When the wearer Dashes or takes a similar action during combat, they gain Momentum for 3 turns.

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It is said the Speedy Lightfeet were the first of many lightning inventions made by Yrre the Sparkstruck. The boots’ old, frayed edges zap and crackle with even the slightest movement.

Speedy Sparks: When the wearer Dashes or takes a similar action during combat, they gain 3 Lightning Charges.

Athletics +1

Inside the Heavy Chest in the cellar of the windmill found in the Blighted Village.

Medium Armour

An enormous storm was raging the first time Yrre the Sparkstruck left the Underdark. The deep gnome’s interest in lightning became at once an all-consuming obsession, and they would spend the rest of their years striving to recreate that storm’s power themselves.

Electrify Water: When the wearer stands in water during combat, it becomes electrified.

Watersparks: If the wearer starts their turn on an electrified surface, they gain 3 Lightning Charges.

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Though the leather is slick with acid, the corrosive liquid doesn’t seem to damage the boots - nor does it penetrate.

• Acquired in the Hatchery (within the Githyanki Creche)

Acid

Tenser’s notes on arcane displacement were not only read by wizards - other avid readers included enterprising smiths eager to break into the magic items market.

When the wearer cast a spell that requires Concentration, they gain temporary hit points.

Athletics +1

Boots, Medium Armour

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Fizzling barbs of enchantment magic crackle from the laces of these boots.

• Rapid Caster: Each time they dash, the wearer gains Arcane Charge for 2 turn(s).

The Boots of Arcane Bolstering can be purchased from Araj Oblodra, an NPC who can be found at Moonrise Towers, in the Shadow-Cursed Lands during Act 2.

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No ore takes better to being forged than the infernal iron of Avernus, where the archdevil Zariel presides.

Set Items:

Helldusk Gloves
Helldusk Armour
Helldusk Helmet
Helldusk Boots

Steadfast: You cannot be forcibly moved by a foe’s spells or actions, and you ignore the effects of Difficult Terrrain.

Infernal Evasion: When you fail a Saving Throw, you may use your reaction to succeed instead.

You can find one of these pairs of boots inside a chest within the bedroom atop of the Wyrmgate. This is where players can encounter Gortash as well. Looks for the small bed in the top right corner of the room, and then loot the chest (X: -34, Y: 222).

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These boots are well-maintained and clean, though their soles are thin from wear.

Drops from Dolor during the Investigate the Murders questline in Lower City. You can find him at the Facemaker’s Boutique.

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When not atop their dragons, Gith are not particularly air-worthy. This is probably for the best. The implosion of downward gravity tends to put most people in a mood.

Flying Strike: When a Githyanki casts Fly, their next melee weapon attack deals an additional 1-4 Psychic Damage.

Dexterity Saving Throw +1

Also comes with a special Githborn Flying Boot spell, which is similar to Fly, but a spell for Githyanki.

Drops from one of the Githyanki you find inside the Knights of the Shield Hideout, which is under the Elfsong Tavern. You visit this as part of the Emperor side quest to find his old hideout in the Lower City of Act 3.

Boots, Medium Armour

‘If I had a copper for all the adventuring folk I seen gutted or cut up, or clawed like they was made of wet paper, just cause they couldn’t move quick enough when speed might have saved em… well, I’d be suckin good brandy from crystal rather than this fuckin swill.’ - Overheard in a tavern in Baldur’s Gate.

Legendary Mobility: You gain Freedom of Movement and Longstrider.
Dexterity Saving Throws +1

Sold by Dammon in Act 3, found in the Forge of the Nine, to the west of the Elfsong Tavern.

Freedom of Movement is a spell only really known by Druids, so it’s a niche spell to have. These could be a great pair of boots to gain access to, especially with all the stuns and magical form of paralysis coming from Mindflayers and other magical higher-level enemies in the act. They are also very good for parties which have a fighter running a cheesegrater build, AKA Spike Growth and Thorn Whip + Eldritch Blast, etc. In that instance, these make very good boots for a Fighter in a comp like that.

Boots, Medium Armour

These boots are stamped with the marks of a cancelled commission. Despite their discarded fate, they still hum with complex infernal arcana.

Athetics +1

in the basement of the Forge of the Nine, to the west of Elfsong Tavern. You can find these in a Gilded Chest in the basement, and can get them regardless if Dammon survived to Act 3 or not.

Boots, Medium Armour

During a hilltop battle that soaked the slopes in gore, Kushigo’s best friend Irishi was scalped before he could help her. The enemy held up the bloody wig, and Kushigo fell upon one, and then another, until he had killed so many that they hung from his antlered shoulders like skewered efligies.

Experienced And Deadly: The wearer deals additional damage equal to their Wisdom Modifier with unarmed strikes.

Drops from the Githyanki Monks in the Astral Plain as you enter the start of Act 3.

God-tier boots for a Monk.

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Toughened Metal Boots, highly insulated with heavy leather and padding for use in any and all elements.

Elemental Momentum: Whenever the wearer deals Acid, Cold, Fire, Lightning or Thunder damage with a spell or cantrip, they gain Momentum for 2 turns.

Athletics +1

Sold by Lady Esther near the Roswyn Monastery in the Act 1 Mountainpass.

Solid boots that can last an elementalist caster or fighter all game for its easy syenrgy with battle mage or Storm Sorcerer type builds.

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Each step taken in Gortash’s shoes is a reflection of the man himself: quick, sharp, and terrible.

• Scintillating: You gain a +1 bonus to Charisma checks and Saving Throws.

Defeat Gortash.

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