Spear - Baldur's Gate 3 Database

The blade of this spear is blackened and melted, leaving a cruel rugged edge.

The Jagged Spear is an uncommon Spear that offers its wielder the potential to impose Disadvantage on Constitution Saving Throws for their targets. The blade of this spear bears a cruel and rugged edge, its appearance blackened and melted.

• This weapon can be located on the ground near the Torturer Spike within the Shattered Sanctum at coordinates (X:334, Y:-37), alongside the Torturer Spike’s victim.

Holding this item bestows upon the bearer the following attribute:

• Torturous Edges: Tortured creatures may receive Disadvantage on Constitution Saving Throws. This effect is triggered upon hitting a target with this weapon and lasts for 2 turns. A Charisma Save can be attempted to negate the effect.

• Proficiency: Equipping this weapon in the main hand, if proficient, grants access to the following action:
  • Rush Attack: Charge forward and assail the first enemy in your path. This action might push them Off Balance and does not provoke Opportunity Attacks.

Versatile (Melee)

• One-handed damage: 1d6 (1~6) + Strength Modifier Piercing
• Two-handed damage: 1d8 (1~8) + Strength Modifier Piercing

Spear

Simple

Can't Dual Wield, Dippable, Thrown, Versatile

1.5m Range

Piercing

Time has dampened this spear’s sheen, but the centre glows a faint blue. The magic it exudes feels old, terrible… and divine. The spear was given to its previous owner for his unerring loyalty - even after death.

The Watcher’s Guide is an uncommon, special Spear in Baldur’s Gate 3. It functions as a simple melee weapon, allowing for both one-handed use or the option of wielding it with both hands for heightened damage potential. Its design is conducive to being thrown at adversaries as a projectile. However, it’s important to note that its construction doesn’t facilitate dual-wielding, even for individuals possessing specialized training in dual-wielding techniques.

Inside the central Sarcophagus, located in the unlocked room of the Dank Crypt. Looting this item likely triggers a trap, so be careful.

Death’s Promise: When the spear misses its target, the wielder’s next Attack Roll against that target has Advantage.

If you have a proficiency in this weapon type, equip in Main Hand to gain the following:
Rush Attack

One-handed damage:
1d6 (1~6) + Strength Modifier Piercing

Two-handed damage:
1d8 (1~8) + Strength Modifier Piercing

Spear

Simple

Dippable, Thrown, Versatile

1.5m Range

Piercing

The tip of this spear, covered with horrifying barbs, strikes unerringly towards its target’s eyes.

Crafting Recipe: This item can be crafted by combining the Head of a Broken Spear with the Shaft of a Broken Spear.

Crafting Process: To initiate the crafting process, simply right-click on one of the weapon pieces and select the “combine” option from the context menu. After that, drag the remaining piece and drop it into the open ingredient slot.

Result: The successful combination of the two pieces will yield the Vision of the Absolute weapon.

Absolute Night: Chance to Blind target. Deals an additional 2d6 Piercing damage to certain creatures that sport multiple sets of eyes.

• Rush Attack

Versatile (Melee)

Martial

Versatile

1.5m Range

Piercing

‘One of the goddes Selûne’s titles, Moonmaiden, has often been debated among the ecclesiastical. Common symbology certainly rejects the assumption of virginity. More to the point, ‘maiden’ itself carries some dusty connotations. How about Lunar Lady? Keeps the alliteration, too’ - Margaery Henderplum

Introduction: Selûne’s Spear of Night, a legendary Spear of considerable enchantment (+3), can be obtained through quest completion. This remarkable weapon carries the essence of Selûne, the goddess of the moon. Its attributes are tailored to embrace both the grace of the lunar deity and the power of combat.

Symbology of the Moonmaiden: The title ‘Moonmaiden’ attributed to Selûne has sparked theological debates. Margaery Henderplum, a prominent figure, suggests an alternative title, ‘Lunar Lady’, maintaining alliteration and sidestepping connotations.

• Obtainable as a part of Shadowheart’s personal quest - The Chosen of Shar.
• Acquired when saving the life of Nightsong and rejecting Shar in Shadowheart’s personal quest, The Chosen of Shar.

The holder of this item gains:

• Selûne’s Blessing: You gain Advantage on Wisdom Saving Throws and Perception Checks.
• Darkvision: You can see in the dark up to 12m.
• Moonbeam: Cast Moonbeam once per Long Rest.
• Moonmote: Cast Moonmote once per Long Rest.

One-handed damage:
1d6 + 3 (4~9) + Strength Modifier (Piercing)

Two-handed damage:
1d8 + 3 (4~11) + Strength Modifier (Piercing)

Spear

+3

Thrown, Versatile

When visiting mortals in dreams, Shar’s hair would curl and twist about her head like strands of inky midnight. If it tickled her nose, the godddess was careful not to show it.

Shar’s Spear of Evening is a legendary weapon in Baldur’s Gate 3. This unique legendary spear is a reward obtained by Shadowheart upon successfully completing her quest, “Daughter of Darkness.” Shar’s Spear of Evening embodies the essence of the goddess Shar, who is often associated with darkness and obscurity. The weapon not only provides physical power but also grants its wielder special advantages, including enhanced saving throws and the ability to deal extra damage to obscured enemies. Additionally, the wearer is immune to being Blinded, which further enhances their combat capabilities.

The spear can be acquired by completing the “Daughter of Darkness” quest in the Gauntlet of Shar. To obtain Shar’s Spear of Evening, the player must choose to kill Nightsong, leading Shadowheart to embrace her role as Lady Justiciar.

Special Abilities:

Shar’s Blessing: Gain Advantage on Saving Throws while Lightly or Heavily Obscured. Deals an additional 1d6 damage to creatures that are Lightly or Heavily Obscured.

Blind Immunity: The wearer of the weapon cannot be Blinded.

6~16 Damage
1d8 (1d6) + 4 (Piercing)

• 1d6 (Piercing)

Spear

Thrown, Versatile

Concussive energy thumps like a mighty heartbeat from the pike.

Inside the Anicent Lair you visit as part of finding the Mummy’s organs if you intent to kill the Philgrave Mansion undead.

Two-Handed Melee Weapon

1D10 + Ability Modifier for weapons.

1D4 Force Damage on top of it.

Pike

Extra Reach

A makeshift spear fashioned from a giant crab’s claw and the charged imagination of kua-toa fishfolk.

Drops from one of the Shadow Cursed Kua-Toa located by the fishing hut to the lakeside of the House of Healing, accessible near the House of Healing Morgue area or near the Tomb entrance where you meet Raphael. (X: -142, Y: 117).

• Shocking Sting: On a hit, possibly Shock your target.
• Throwing: LIghtning Damage - When launched at a target, deal an additional 1d4 Lightning Damage.

Versatile (Melee)

2-12

Spear

Thrown, Versatile