What Is Reverberation Condition In Baldur’s Gate 3?

Reverberation condition hurts your enemies with thunder damage and gets amplified with using thunder spells and attacks in Baldur's Gate 3.

The Reverberation condition in Baldur’s Gate 3 is an offensive status effect that you can apply to your enemies. This condition requires you to equip certain gear items in the game, and it inflicts a -1 penalty per turn to certain stats of the enemies.

Conditions play an important role in combat sequences and can give you an upper hand in an otherwise difficult situation. 

In this guide, we will briefly look at the Reverberation condition in BG3 and how you can inflict it upon enemies successfully. This condition has no side effects, and you will get a free pass while spamming it through the course of the game.

Reverberation Condition Explained in BG3

Once you manage to successfully inflict the Reverberation condition upon an enemy in BG3, they start facing negative impacts. Three of their most important abilities are decreased by -1 per turn remaining. These abilities include Constitution, Dexterity, and Strength. Let us explain it in simple words. If an enemy has 3 turns left, all three of his attributes mentioned above will take -3 hit. 

However, the fun doesn’t stop here. If an enemy has 4 or more turns left, they also start taking up to 4 Thunder damage per strike. There is also a chance of them getting Prone (which lasts for one turn only). They also get penalized for -1 for their saving throws per turn. This all sounds too good to be true, but there is a small catch. Enemies with Thunder resistance are also resistant to the Reverberation condition in BG3.

Items required to inflict Reverberation

Below is a list of all the items that you need to inflict the Reverberation condition upon your enemies in BG3. 

Gloves of Belligerent Skies: This pair of gloves is locked inside a treasure chest in the Inquisitor’s chamber of Creche Y’llek. When the wearer of these gloves deals Thunder, Lightning, or Radiant damage, they also inflict 2 turns of reverberation upon enemies in BG3. 

Boots of Stormy Clamour: This gear can be purchased from Omeluum after completing “Help Omeluum Investigate the parasite” side quest. Once you equip these boots and inflict any status ailment upon your enemies, they also get inflicted with the Reverberation condition for up to 2 turns.

Spineshudder Amulet: When the wearer deals damage with a ranged spell attack, they also inflict two turns of Reverberation upon enemies. It can be obtained by killing a mimic inside Ketheric Throm’s room on the first floor of Moonrise Towers.

Markoheshkir: This legendary staff grants you Bone-Shaking Thunder. Upon dealing damage to enemies with this spell, you also inflict two turns of Reverberation on them. This staff can be obtained from Ramazith’s Tower.

Items that can Enhance Reverberation

Below is a list of items that don’t inflict Reverberation directly but enhance the condition.

Ring of Absolute Force: This accessory doesn’t deal direct reverberation but amplifies it. This ring can be obtained after killing Sergeant Thrinn in Grymforge.

Rings of Spiteful Thunder: When the wearer deals Thunder damage to the Reverberating enemies, they become Daed unless they pass a Constitution Saving Throw. Can be purchased from the merchant Roah Moonglow in the Moonrise Towers.

Thunderskin Cloth: When a Reverberating creature attacks the wearer of this ring, they must pass a Constitution Saving Throw, or they become Dazed. Can be purchased from the merchant Araj Oblodra in the Moonrise Towers.

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