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Ingredients in Baldur's Gate 3 are used to upgrade gear such as Weapons, Shields, and Armor; it is also used to craft various items. Ingredients can be obtained from looting bodies of enemies, found scattered in certain Locations, rewards for completing Quests, and are given by NPCs or sold by Merchants.

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BALDUR'S GATE 3 INGREDIENTS COMPARISON TABLE

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Name	Description
Gold	You can find a dozen different currencies in Fearun, but everyone accepts gold.
Gold 1	You can find a dozen different currencies in Fearun, but everyone accepts gold.
Gold 2	You can find a dozen different currencies in Fearun, but everyone accepts gold.
Copper Coin	A single copper coin, a widely-used but poorly valued currency on the Sword Coast.
Platinum Coin	( no description available )
Slave Mind	A humanoid brain - alive and in perfect condition - suspended in cerebrospinal fluid.
Illithid Record	A mind flayer table, elegant and alien. It seems to bypass the eye and project information straight into one's brain.
Hollow Shell	The inside of this shell is smooth and hard, like coloured glass.
Soladite Shell	The blue streaks lining this shell secrete a sweet smelling slime.
Dark Amethyst	You can't shake the feeling that darkness seeps out of this heavy, orblike stone.
Dark Mind	A humanoid brain - alive and perfect condition - suspended in cerebrospinal fluid.
Agate	A fine stone for carving, often found at the base of volcanoes.
Ruby	A deep burgundy colour, this stone seems to trap all light.
Bone	This bone - part of a leg or perhaps an arm - is clean of blood and sinew.
Ink Pot	Often used and refilled - the sides are a mess of inky stains.
Iron Flask	??
Quill	A long, sharpened feather plucked from the wing of a goose.
Malachite	Parents slip these stones under their children's pillows to ward of nightmares.
Skull	The top of this skull is creaked with a lattice of shallow fractures.
Onyx	It's said when Shar walks upon the earth, she leaves a path of onyx behind her.
Bloodstone	Anyone can squeeze blood from a stone if the edges are sharp enough.
Jade	A precious material from The Sea of Fallen Stars, cherished by sovereigns and stonecarvers alike.
Laculite	This crystal was formed in the the twisting, murky waters within the Underdark. Often mined by Deep Gnomes, though considered less valuable then their preferred rubies.
Lolth's Candle	Glowing stones that flicker within the darkness. Some travellers find themselves following these lights, thinking they might have found a friendly fellow wanderer.
Shaft of a Broken Spear	The remainder of a spear shaft, snapped cleanly in the middle.
Sylvan Stone	Found where the Feywild touches the Material Plane, these crystals are warm to the touch, as if they've been basking in the Feywilds ever-setting sun.
Viridian Crystal	Known as "Fool's Emerald" Viridian Crystal is a brittle, sharp crystal that is difficult to craft but has some uses in alchemy.
Scimitar Mould	Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge. Despite a dent in the mould's edge, the wicked shape of a scimitar is clear and well-defined.
Splint Mould	Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge. Deep channels suggest a shell of thick metal bands - splint armour, proof against the fiercest of blows.
Longsword Mould	Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge. Even in its bare outline, the longsword looks both regal and powerful.
Mace Mould	Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge. The sharpened edges of a mace look deadly in this sturdy mould.
Shield Mould	Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge. As hefty as the mould seems, the shield it outlines promises to be all the more stalwart.
Scale Mail Mould	Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge. The cycloid sales etched into this mould would be perfect for scale mail armour.
Rotten Mushroom	Though tall and red this mushroom is covered in fuzzy mould. Slimy and mouldy, this mushroom smells strongly of rotting leaves.
Adamantine Slag	A remnant of adamantine - a metal of old used to make legendary weapons and armour. It is too small and damaged to be of any use.
Keepsake Gem	A small gemstone, dulled by decades of handling by nervous fingers. A small rune has been scrupulously carved into its tip.
Chasm Creeper	These rare crystals can only be found at the edges of expansive chasms, where they cling stubboraly to vertical stone.
Haste Spore Flask	Thousands of white spores buzz against the glass, impatient to be released.
Mithral Ore	Rough, unprocessed and raw - this mithral ore is ready to be fed into the forge.
Memory Shard	Coiled shadows move within this crystal - as if something were trapped within.
Icy Helve	The ice-cold handle of what must one have been a staff. A single screw sticks out from the top.
Icy Crystal	This crystal is freezing to the touch, no matter how long you hold it. Shallow grooves run along the bottom, as if it used to be attached to something.
Icy Metal	Specks of frost cover the hole in the bottom of this chunky piece of iron, where it was clearly screwed onto something.
Silver Ingot	A small but heavy bar of untemperered silver, manufactured at the High House of Gond.
Bronze Ingot	A small but heavy bar of untempered bronze, manufactured at the High House of Gond.
Heavy Stone	Despite fitting casily in your hand, this rough stone has a good weight to it.
Head of a Broken Spear	A gawking yellow eye is pierced on this broken spear head.