Gontr MaelLegendary 4~11 Damage
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Promised Victory:
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Gontr Mael blasted from the corpse of the Steelwatcher Titan: a bow formed from the boiling slag and weird whispering gyros inherent to the mechanical giant. It must have acted as the Titan's abdomen, exchanging muscle for immaculate steel.
Gontr Mael is one of the Longbows Weapons in Baldur's Gate 3. Gontr Mael is a Legendary Longbow, that players can obtain by defeating the Steel Watch Titan at the Steel Watch Foundry. In BG3, each type of weapon has different ranges, damages, and other features (Finesse, Versatile, Dippable, etc.). Characters need to master certain Proficiency before using a weapon, and sometimes gain special Actions while holding it.
Gontr Mael blasted from the corpse of the Steelwatcher Titan: a bow formed from the boiling slag and weird whispering gyros inherent to the mechanical giant. It must have acted as the Titan's abdomen, exchanging muscle for immaculate steel.
BG3 Gontr Mael Information
- 1d8+3
Piercing 
Range: 18m
Weapon Enchantment: +3
Promised Victory: On a hit, possibly inflict Guiding Bolt upon the target.
Gontr Mael: Glowing: This object shines with a glowing light in a radius of 6m.
Celestial Haste: 5 Turns Haste without Lethargic condition at the end.
Bolt of Celestial Light: Deal 1d8 
Radiant damage. Frighten your target with intimidating arrows. After attacking, ranged weapon attacks with Gontr Mael deal an additional 1~4 Radiant damage.
BG3 Gontr Mael Location & Where to Find
- Location: Steel Watch Foundry, Lower City, Baldur's Gate
- Quest: Disable the Steel Watch
- Dropped by: Steel Watch Titan
Gontr Mael Notes & Tips
- Rarity: Legendary
- Value: 1,000
- Weight: 1.1
- ID: MAG_TheVictory_Longbow
- UUID: 7e81bb6a-f465-4fe9-b1db-7ce6198246ba
AnonymousWhat is the saving throw on the guiding bolt effect? How high and witch one?
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The bonus radiant damage from Bolt of Celestial Light does not appear to have a cooldown. You can unequip and reequip it and the buff will persist
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Unfortunately the DC for Guiding Bolt can't appear to be changed via things like Arcane Acuity, making this bow incredibly MEH. If it could be effected by modifiers, this bow could have a whole build revolve around it.
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can you still get it if you blow up the foundry quitely or nah
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does anyone know how long for radiant dmg buff after using the skill?
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FYI the damage stats on this page are totally wrong, it only does [1d8+3+dex modifier], whoever added the part about acid and necrotic damage is mistaken, those values are bonus damage from other sources
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So the bow you find on some random merchant in Act 2 scales off strength, but the bow dropped by a literal Titan scales off dex? My day is ruined and my disappointment is immeasurable
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Works great on Halsin. He already has the long bow prof and u just cast it before wildshaping and concentration holds. U can attack like 6 times with the bear. Or if u turn into the fire myrmidon u can even extend the haste.
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This bow transforms Rangers into Godlike. I have a ranger hunter for Volley, and 1 for wizard to learn haste. Paired with a rogue fighter with Bhaalist Armor. The rogue goes right into the fray, even with hand crossbows, puts piercing vuln in a group, and volley from the ranger is doing about 40-50 damage PER SHOT. Then if anything is alive, it probably has guided bolt, which gives the rogue automatic advantage for sneak attack. The synergy between these two trivialized tactician mode. Side note, I have a druid with water myrmidons just spamming heals, and I never need to rest! Ever! Cleared the entire wymrock fortress, including Gortash and 20 steel watch in one fight!
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I would like to know what possibly means. not just on this weapon but on others too. For me possibly sounds like either: yeah it works every few hits (somewhere in the 30-40%), or its a once in a playthrough experience with 0.0005% chance to activate
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Does it only inflict the Guiding Bolt debuff, giving Advantage, or does this have a chance to launch an actual f*cking Guiding Bolt?
Also what is the difference between regular Haste and Celestial Haste?
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i think titanslayer with strength is better. it already hit +5 with 18 strength
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3rd playthrough and not dropped by the titan, in fact the titan didnt dropped one single item.
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Strange but this bow works the best on some sort of caster like bard.. Tried it on my Rogue and i think Dual crossbows is better.
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If you kill the titan by reducing its intelligence to 0, it doesn't drop the bow :/
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