How to Use Divine Intervention in Baldur's Gate 3

It is vital to obtain the Devotee's Mace from our divine benefactor, because it is a formidable weapon. It would be more accurate to say that it is among the best, since no better alternative is presented until the third act. It is possible to deal an additional 1d8 of radiant damage, it has the Healing Incense Aura ability. As we envelop them in their aura, we can rejuvenate 1d4 hit points for ourselves and our companions in the surrounding area, each turn. And while its effects don't last more than 10 turns per long rest, it can prove to be a lifesaver more than once.

We have the ability to summon this weapon outside of battle, it is necessary to do so once we reach level 10. This is a particularly advantageous option, especially if we have cleric allies in our group. Even if they die prematurely or change their chosen path, the weapon will remain in our possession.

With the divine fervor granted to us, we exercise the ability to administer retaliation, calling upon any adversary who dares to challenge us and our companions. The radiant devastation generated by Sunder the Heretical spreads out to a distance of 50 feet, dealing 8d10 damage to all ill-disposed enemies. Despite the possibility of them surviving a Wisdom saving throw, the consequences remain unchanged, although halved.

This variation, which epitomizes the power of divine intervention in Baldur's Gate 3, serves as an invaluable asset in any confrontation, considering that a single maneuver has the potential to turn the tide in our favor. Therefore, it deserves to be preserved for dangerous confrontations against numerous adversaries, exemplified by the final confrontation at the Temple of Bhaal.

This particular skill has great strategic value, because it has the ability to revive our fallen companions and restore half of their HP. At the same time, allies still standing will experience a full recovery, as if they had gone through a long period of rest, all class abilities, HP, and spell slots will be fully restored. It is wise to save the Opulent Revival skill for situations where we anticipate several consecutive battles without interruptions. This can be particularly useful when facing challenging bosses in the third act.

The Golden Generosity option in Baldur's Gate 3 allows us to obtain several useful items. Inside the chest shown, we can find: