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'big tip is to loot absolutely everything
there is so much useful loot in balers
Gate 3 like super strong armors and
build defining weapons that you can find
literally within the first few starting
hours of playing often times they drop
from Big tough brutes like bosses and
whatnot that you have to defeat but even
more often they come from the most
inconspicuous places such as a random
small Treasure Chest that might be in
the corner of a random tunnel randomly
being SC scattered in the environment
like being placed on a table and even
being given to you from random dialogue
conversations in this case using the ALT
key on your keyboard to highlight items
in the world can help Aon to spot these
more easily if you don't want to miss
them but other times these items can
only be found by completing certain
puzzles or finding special items to open
up secret rooms that give you access to
them in the first place so it's always a
good idea to read up on the items that
you find and on the notes that might
give you some Clues and even point you
towards certain locations that might
hold a very awesome item to have
sometimes it can be as random as putting
on a ring which will open up a secret
basement to give you a really cool item
also be mindful when acquiring these
items through stealing which is yes also
a possibility as this can get you in
trouble with the locals you'll know when
you're about to steal something as the
interaction button is now featured in
the color red if however you do want to
resort to stealing then either do it
without being detected or if you do get
caught make sure you're able to talk
your way out of it because that can save
you from a lot of trouble and this
brings us to number six having a
character with a high Charisma in your
party can save you from a lot of trouble
bring unique interactions and provide
unique rewards on top of the fact that
it can generally let you avoid combat
entirely now you shouldn't Focus
exclusively on damage and defense is in
balers Gate 3 but also on classes that
use the Charisma stat extensively such
as the paladins sorcerers BS or the
warlocks having one of these in your
party can be of tremendous help as they
can literally intimidate persuade or use
deception to talk their way out of
pretty much anything that gets you in
trouble avoid fights or even have useful
information provided to you so that you
know how to proceed going ahead these
conversations will also rely on on a die
roll but are also heavily influenced by
how much Charisma stat you have your
level of proficiency with that action
that you're trying to complete but also
there are various can trips and other
spells from your existing party mates'

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## Resting Mechanics in BG3
### Freshen Up Post-Fights with Short & Long Rests

**In an RPG like Baldur’s Gate 3 (BG3), rest isn't just a drowsy downtime for your characters—it’s essential regeneration.**

**Short Rests: Quick Recharge**
It’s crucial to **take short rests after every fight**. These short rests can be used outside of combat, granting immediate benefits: **half HP recovery, partial spell recharge**, and more.

Relying on two short rests for one long rest, they're perfect for gathering your bearings, healing some HP, and even reviving teammates before the next fight.

### Long Rests: Luxurious Replenishment

Long rests, however, are the definitive RPG luxury. Fully restoring HP, spells, and actions, they’re a reward for reaching the end of the map.

To access a long rest, players must **teleport to their Camp and consume Camp supplies**, ensuring aminimum of 40/40 food and supplies.

Aim to scavenge every resource to secure that ultimate long rest.

## Armed and Recharged with Rests in BG3
Now that your characters are equipped with the proper understanding of resting mechanics, let the power of those replenished resources fuel your gamehb skillfully! Catch up on any surprises you’ve come across playing BG3!

And remember, a well-placed short or long rest can turn the tides of even the toughest battles. So, rest wisely, my fellow gamers!

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