Returning PikeUncommon 2~11 Damage
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Homing Weapon: This weapon will return to its owner when thrown.
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 Pike Two-Handed Thrown  Extra Reach |
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A 'Crazy Wilbur' is a technique invented by the dwarvish Ticklebeard Clan. It involves getting your larger enemies to swallow your weapon, then calling it back to you - as messily as possible.Returning Pike is one of the Pike Weapons in Baldur's Gate 3. Returning Pike is a magical weapon that returns to its user when thrown. 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.
A 'Crazy Wilbur' is a technique invented by the dwarvish Ticklebeard Clan. It involves getting your larger enemies to swallow your weapon, then calling it back to you - as messily as possible.
BG3 Returning Pike Information
- Homing Weapon: This weapon will return to its owner when thrown.
- Range:
1.5m
BG3 Returning Pike Location & Where to Find
- Location: Goblin Camp
- Quest:
- Crafting:
- Merchant: Grat the Trader in the Goblin Camp.
- Dropped by:
Returning Pike Notes & Tips for BG3
- Rarity: Uncommon
- Value: 65 Gp.
- Weight: 8.1 Kg.
- ID: 1047ac9f-7860-44fd-9154-0f06fe64936c
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Has both Returning Pike and Nyrulna.
Has both Great Weapon Master and Tavern Brawler.
Equip one, throw the other not equipped, get all bonuses, profit!
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i love when i throw this and it doesn't return feels great.
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I noticed it occasionally deals damage two times per throw; the initial hit and then crushing damage.
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Keep in mind that you throw in an arc and it returns in a straight line, it can and will remain in the target if it does not have a clear line to return
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Poeple who missed out and still want this item for early throwing builds.
The Item ID is: 1047ac9f-7860-44fd-9154-0f06fe64936c
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Okay, so it's annoying that this thing replaces your equipped weapon/shield when it returns. But, this is an excellent early weapon for Karlach or a barbarian Tav with enraged throw, who can get a ton of utility out of it as a primary weapon. With 1d10 damage and +1 enchantment it's stronger than a javelin, you get an extra melee or throw attack as a bonus action when you're raging, and you don't have to pick it up to use it again. While there are stronger weapons to use enraged throw with, this thing completely streamlines your melee and ranged damage, which I just think is neat. I love that my Karlach at level 6 can make any combination of 3 melee and ranged attacks with the same weapon and always be threatening with a melee weapon when she's done, unlike classes that might prefer bows for range.
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A downside to this weapon is that it replaces whatever is equipped in your character's hands, rather than just returning to your inventory. So unless this is your main weapon, it's effect will be more bothersome than helpful.
Playing honor mode and sometimes it doesn't ****ing return and gets lost in the mess or disappears I have exactly ZERO shame in task managing the game and reloading.
"Just roll with it" is a fine sentiment if the rules are all laid out and will work consistently.
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