How To Get The Deva Mace In Baldur's Gate 3

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'sDeva Mace is one of the strongest weapons in the game when given to the exemplary character, but finding it is easier said than done. Act 3 is a treasure trove of strong equipment for your party, but few parallel the output of the hidden Deva Mace. The weapon can be found in the Stormshore Tabernacle, but it’s not as simple as picking it up like many other weapons.

The Deva Mace, which boasts a staggering 1d6 Bludgeoning + 4d6 Radiant damage, can only be found by obtaining the debuff given when you steal from the Stormshore Tabernacle. The debuff functions as a way to summon Devas, defeat them in combat, and then pick up the sacred weapons they leave behind. Of all the hidden interactions and secrets in , this is one of the most unique.

Like many weapons, the Deva Mace is not a simple enemy drop. Instead, once you arrive in 's Act 3, you have to unlock the hatch leading to the Stormshore Tabernacle’s basement. After sneaking in, you will have to disarm some pressure-plate traps and go to the back of the room, where you can find four chests.

Steal from one of these chests to receive the debuff on whichever character took the item. The debuff can also be gained bykilling Vicar Humbletoes and looting any items of his body. If you wish, you can loot one item per character, allowing up to 10 characters to become afflicted.

This debuff explains that the character is "," and" What it doesn't say is that this "" will appear not only on death but alsowhenever the character is healed.

Remember , multiple characters can steal from the chests, so you may repeat these steps to get as many maces as you like.

With this in mind, you should damage the debuffed character. Then, the player should return to camp once their cursed companion has taken some damage. Once back in camp, heal that character, and the party will be initiated as two devas spawn.

The rest is relatively simple: kill the Devas, pick up their bodies, and search your inventory for «Deva» using the search function.