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Blight

Level 4 Necromancy Spell

8~64 Damage

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Plants take maximum damage from this spell, and have Disadvantage on the Saving Throw against it.

On Save: Target still takes half damage.

alert icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 25pxNo effect on undead and constructs.

range icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 25px9m con icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 48px CON Save

 action icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 25pxAction spell slot icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 25pxLevel 4 Spell Slot  

Blight is a Spell in Baldur's Gate 3. Blight is a Lvl 4 Spell from the Necromancy school. Spells can be used for dealing damage to Enemies, inflict Status Ailments, buff Characters or interact with the environment.

 

 

Blight Information

  • Description: Plants take maximum damage from this spell, and have Disadvantage on the Saving Throw against it.
  • On Save: Targets still takes half damage.
  • alert icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 25pxNo effect on undead and constructs.
  • Level: Lvl 4 spell
  • School: Necromancy School
  • Casting Time: action icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 25pxAction
  • Range: range icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 25px9m
  • Requires Concentration: No
  • Saving Throw: con icon baldursgate3 wiki guide 48px CON Save

 

 How to Acquire Blight

Blight can be acquired by the following classes:

Blight can be cast by using the following Items:

 

Blight Tips & Notes

  • Notes & Tips go here

 

 




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    • Anonymous

      Fantastic Late Game Spell for Necromancer. Use Staff of Cherished Necromancy + Armor of the Sporekeeper
      You can cast an unlimited amount of "Haste Spores" as an AoE Spell and it's a Bonus Action + 2x Blight for 2x10d8 (upcasted) every round without using Spell Slots.

      • Anonymous

        This is a single target spell. I can't see any way to justify a spell slot for it.

        Just take Wall of Fire. Wall of Fire does 5d8 damage when you cast it plus 1d4 from the burning effect... then it does that 5d8+1d4 on the start of the enemy's first turn.

        So assuming they move out of it immediately, a single enemy takes 10d8+2d4 damage from Wall of Fire. That's 50 damage on average.

        So even against plants, Wall of Fire has a 50 damage average floor PER TARGET compared to 64 from Blight. So Blight is 28% more effective against a SINGLE TARGET that is a PLANT (let's be generous and say 40% since it is rolling save with disadvantage), and worse against literally anything else.

        Blight is even worse as soon as there are 2 plants...

        It's such a marginal use case. Wall of Fire is the nuts, but this and most other level 4 spells seem garbo. Blight is better than Polymorph or Greater Invis I guess, but that's a low bar.

        • Anonymous

          Someone please correct if im wrong, but after using this 3 times on shadow-cursed blight vines, it has rolled maximum damage every time, and the text breakdown of the damage just says 64 damage without listing any dice rolled.

          It's possible it always rolls maximum damage versus plants, but the effect isnt listed in the discription!

          • Anonymous

            Basically a fat Necrotic nuke that's especially strong on plant based enemies which is not as unlikely as you might think.

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