Baldur’s Gate 3: Where To Find Adamantine Slag & What It’s For
contains hundreds of items, many of which are useful, including the Adamantine Slag. Some chests may be filled with magical items and powerful armor to complete the player’s build, while others may only contain rope or similarly useless items. Adamantine Slag is one item that players may stumble across in, but the value of this item is initially unclear.
Adamantine is by far the most valuable ore. By finding the Adamantine Forge and defeating Grym in , you can craft some of the best loot in the game. Plenty of Adamantine-related items around the Grymforge include molds, ore, and finally, Adamantine Slag. Given just how valuable Adamantine is, players may be interested in finding Adamantine Slag and figuring out exactly what it could be used for.
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Adamantine Slag can be found in the Grymforge area. The Grymforge is a hidden area in Act One. If you take Underdark route in , you can eventually find this long-lost forge by going to the Duergar Stronghold, accessible via the boat in the Decrepit Village.
Once at the Grymforge and abandoned Sharran Temple located just outside, you might be able to spot Adamantine Slags near the corpses of fallen Sharrans. Adamantine Slags appears to spawn randomly, but you can likely leave this area with several.
Although most Adamantine Slags randomly spawn throughout the area, you can acquire several from the Duergar abusing a Deep Rothe near the cave-in site. You can either convince the Deep Rothe or use Runepowder to clear the rubble and acquire your Admantine Slags.
The Grymforge itself easily ranks among the best locations for early-game weapons and armor, rivaled by Lathander’s Blood in the Githyanki Creche. Before you venture into the Grymforge, stock up on two important items: Mithirl ore and molds.
The Mithril Ore can be found near the stairs leading down to the forge or by the
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