Baldur's Gate 3: All The Ways To Alter Tav's Appearance (Without The Magic Mirror)

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Although offers plenty of options when making a new custom character, there are still some who may want to change Tav once their adventure has begun. After many requests, developer Larian Studios added the Magic Mirror in Patch 3 allowing custom character appearances to be altered after leaving the character creator. However, there are still other ways Tav’s appearance can be changed without needing this magical item.

[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3.]

While there are many who will spend hours in character creation to achieve the perfect look for a custom character, there are others who don’t mind if Tav’s appearance changes throughout the course of. This can be done through permanent and non-permanent means from the very beginning right through to the end of . From items to encounters, below are all the ways to alter a character’s appearance without needing the Magic Mirror.

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One of the most noticeable and common ways that a character’s appearance will change is after battles. All characters, player characters and companions, after ending a fight will often be covered in blood and sometimes grime. These realistic touches can make even the most bookish wizard look like a hardened adventurer, and the effect will persist even after healing.

Blood, acid, and other substances can be washed off characters and surfaces with the spell, a sponge, or soap.

Another cool effect in is that if a character’s heath is particularly low, then their appearance will reflect that. Cuts and bruises will cover the character’s face during cutscenes, showing the damage they have sustained in battle clearly. As with the blood and grime, these effects