Bone ChillNecromancy Cantrip 1~8 Damage 1d8 Necrotic Prevent the target from healing until your next turn. An undead target receives Disadvantage on Attack Rolls. 1 turn 18m Attack Roll |
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Bone Chill is a Spell in Baldur's Gate 3. It is a Necromancy Cantrip previously known as Chill Touch. It deals Necrotic damage, prevents the target from healing, and gives a penalty to attacks to undead creatures.
BG3 Bone Chill Information
- Description: Prevent the target from healing until your next turn. An undead target receives Disadvantage on Attack Rolls.
- Level: Cantrip
- School: Necromancy
- Casting Time: Action
- Range: 18m
- Requires Concentration: None
How to Acquire Bone Chill in Baldur's Gate 3
- Bone Chill can be acquired by the following classes and races:
Bone Chill Tips & Notes in BG 3
- This spell’s damage increases by 1d8 when you reach 5th level (2d8) and 10th level (3d8).
- Differences from D&D 5th Edition:
- Range is 120ft.
- Effect last until the start of the caster's next turn, rather than for two of the target's turns.
- Undead have disadvantage only to attack the caster.
- 3rd damage increase comes one level early, 10th as opposed to 11th.
Almost useless cantrip. I used it only 2 times in whole game. And that 2 times was situational.
- Anonymous
Best cantrip for act 1 and 2 in strategic.
It hit most of the time,has insane range,don't require a good line of sight to be casted.Also the reduce healing is good vs many.
Consistent and effective.
- Anonymous
It' also stops you from healing or using a healing potion. You can still cast a healing spell but it' heals for 0
- Anonymous
What is the verbal component when you cast this spell? Because what I hear always is “Timmy”. XD
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
A much better name for the spell then Chill Touch, as it's neither Cold damage or a Touch spell.
- Anonymous
I don't know if I've ever seen an enemy heal themselves. Maybe this will be useful on the highest difficulty, but playing on standard difficulty, the niche that this cantrip it's supposed to cover (stopping heals) ends up being nonexistent. (Although there is an elemental that heals itself in lava...)
It's good against undead though. That disadvantage can save your ass on certain deadly foes.
U cast this versus Myrkul in honour mode
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