How To Get The Sentient Amulet In Baldur's Gate 3
While exploring the Adamantine Forge in 's Grymforge region, you may come across the Sentient Amulet. This amulet, which provides useful enhancements if equipped, might not initially seem conspicuous, but a rather sinister secret behind it causes you lots of trouble. However, the Sentient Amulet also involves the player in a secret quest that leads to helping the spirit of a cursed monk.
During Act 1, multiple ways exist to get to the Underdark in . By following the main quest, you will find yourself in the Goblin Camp, and delving deeper into its depths will lead you to the Shattered Sanctum, where one of the entrances to the Underdark is tucked away. This is a challenging location to explore, and you must ensure your party is of a high enough level to handle what awaits them.
To find treasure in Baldur's Gate 3, hidden in the Underdark Arcane Tower, lockpick the Chest of the Mundane and take the ordinary items in disguise.
The Sentient Amulet is found within the Adamantine Forge in . It is located in the southeastern corner of the Ancient Forge region of the Underdark. To reach this area, travel to Grymforge by heading to the Underdark Beach Waypoint near the coast of Decrepit Village, then take the boat floating on the shoreline.
Upon clearing through Grymforge and descending the broken staircase to the forge, take an immediate right from the platform and jump over to find several broken rocky platforms in a pool of bubbling lava. The Sentient Amulet is a locked chest on the largest platforms towards the back of this area,at coordinates -624, 224. GRIFFIN offers a visual walkthrough detailing the precise directions to find the chest in this precarious area.
The surrounding lava is particularly hazardous, as it’s extremely volatile and will significantly damage you and your party. To make exploring this terrain more manageable, you should beat the Lava Elemental that roams this area. This stops the lava from erupting, making it much easier to cross.
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