Injured Mind Flayer

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Location Ravaged Beach
Act Act 1
Related Quests N/A

Injured Mind Flayer is an NPC in Baldur's Gate 3. Injured Mind Flayer can be found at the Ravaged Beach. Injured Mind Flayer is a dying monster begging for his life, it uses its psionic powers to persuade a group of people to help it. There is a massive amount of NPCs in Baldur's Gate 3, and their ideals, needs and way of living are strictly related to the actions they perform during the course of the game. Their attitude towards you and your party may be affected by the deeds and decisions you and your party taken on.

 

Where to find Injured Mind Flayer

Can be found at:

Act 1

 

Injured Mind Flayer Related Quests

  • N/A

 

Injured Mind Flayer Dialogue Options

  • At first, you will speak with the Stranded Fishers nearly to the creature. You can offer to help, and the man will tell you that he believes the monster to be his daughter. You can try to use a persuasion roll to convince them the Mind Flayer is clouding their minds. Depending on which path you choose, the spoilers are in the tag below.
  • After you finished speaking with Stranded Fishers, you can interact with the creature. The Injured Mind Flayer will try to manipulate your mind the same way it did with the others. This interaction leads you to decide between two different paths.
  • If the Injured Mind Player submitting your mind, you will immediately die, and starts a fight with the other companions.
  • If you are successful, an Intelligence and Wisdom dices, will break its control over you. This makes it so you can kill it or leave it alone to die slowly.
  • Also, there is a third option, that is more simple, just skip this interaction or attack it before interacting to execute it. 

 

 

Injured Mind Flayer Stats

Injured Mind Flayer General Information

race icon baldurs gate 3 wiki guideRace: Mind Flayer (Aberration)
hp icon baldurs gate 3 wiki guideHealth: 3/71
armorp icon baldurs gate 3 wiki guideAC: 13
movement speed icon baldurs gate 3 wiki guideBase speed: 9m
size icon baldurs gate 3 wiki guideSize: Medium
weight icon baldurs gate 3 wiki guideWeight: 50kg
attitude icon baldurs gate 3 wiki guideAttitude: 0

Injured Mind Flayer stats

strength ability baldursgate3 wiki guide 75pxStrength: 11
dexterity ability baldursgate3 wiki guide 75pxDexterity: 12
constitution ability baldursgate3 wiki guide 75pxConstitution: 12
intelligence ability baldursgate3 wiki guide 75pxIntelligence: 19
wisdom ability baldursgate3 wiki guide 75pxWisdom: 17
charisma ability baldursgate3 wiki guide 75pxCharisma: 17

Proficiency Bonus: +3

Initiative: +1

Injured Mind Flayer Conditions

  • Dying

Resistances

damage slashing icon bg3 wiki guideSlashing: Normal
damage piercing icon bg3 wiki guidePiercing: Normal
damage blunt icoin bg3 wiki guideBludgeoning: Normal
damage fire icon bg3 wiki guideFire: Normal
damage lightning icon bg3 wiki guideLightning: Normal
damage psychic icon bg3 wiki guidePsychic: Normal
damage poison icon bg3 wiki guidePoison: Normal

Injured Mind Flayer Notable Loot

  • N/A

 

Injured Mind Flayer Notes and Tips

  • Notes & Tips

 

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    • Just out of curiosity, does anyone know if sparing the mind flayer in this scene saves you the trouble of being identified as his killer later in the game, when doing the "necromantic interrogation" with the Hobgoblin goblin boss?

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