Baldur’s Gate 3: Cheap Revival Scroll Trick, Explained

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Death is an inevitability in Baldur’s Gate 3, and despite popular belief, death isn’t all that bad. You are bound to make mistakes, and providing your whole party doesn’t wipe, you are free to continue your journey and learn from them. The thing is, it costs money to revive in the early game and money is far better spent elsewhere. 

Until you learn advanced healing magic that can revive the dead, you are stuck with either using scrolls or using Withers. In either case, you will drain your bank very quickly. Thankfully, there is a sneaky way to game the system and get a whole bunch of revival scrolls on the cheap. Let’s dive right in.

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Revival scrolls come from three places. Firstly, you can just find them lying around the world as findable loot. They are fairly rare, but they do exist. Keep your eyes peeled and you will come across one eventually.

Secondly, you get free revival scrolls with every companion you find in the world. This is a great way to stock up early on as there are six Origin Companions ready to recruit equating to six free revives. What a great deal! Make a friend, gain a degree of immortality. What’s not to like?

The third way is to buy them. This is the least effective way of getting scrolls in terms of monetary cost as they range in the hundreds of gold. It is also the most effective way of getting scrolls in high numbers. It was, until recently, a necessary evil you were especially good at meeting the reaper. 

There is a solution to this problem – a way to get a staggering number of revivals at a heavy discount. We are talking about saving a