In Baldur’s Gate 3, the Cindermoth Cloak is an armour piece with a special burning bonus you can loot from Aelis Siryasius in Lower City Sewers.

The Cindermoth Cloak in Baldur’s Gate 3 is a coveted item known for its fiery aesthetic and powerful defensive properties. This cloak not only adds to your character’s style but also offers unique gameplay advantages, making it a must-have for adventurers. In this guide, we’ll explore the Cindermoth Cloak, how to acquire it, and tips for using it effectively in Baldur’s Gate 3.
What is the Cindermoth Cloak in BG3?

In Baldur’s Gate 3, the Cindermoth Cloak is an uncommon armor piece. Each time enemies attack the wearer within 2m, they will receive the burning status effect. It’s a decent defensive and, at the same time, offensive bonus. However, the 2m range is small, and foes must attack you practically from the melee range for it to be effective.
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Cindermoth Cloak Abilities and Effects
Below are all the features, abilities, and effects of Cindermoth Cloak in Baldur’s Gate 3:
- Type: Cloak
- Requirements: None
- Weight: 0.5 kg
- Value: 70
- Rarity: Uncommon
- Location: Can be looted from Aelis Siryasius (X: -144 Y: 835) in the Lower City Sewers, Act 3
- Bonuses:
- Flaming Shroud: A creature that damages the wearer within 2 m / 7 ft receives Burning
- All Classes and Companions can Use This Item
How to Get the Cindermoth Cloak in BG3? Explained

Aelis Siryasius in Lower City Sewers (X: -144 Y: 835) has the Cindermoth Cloak, and you must defeat him to get it.
There are few entrances to the sewers in Baldur’s Gate City, the three most important locations were marked on the map above. Here are all the methods to enter lower city sewers in Baldur’s Gate 3:
- Ladder (X: 45 Y: 780)
- Ladder (X: 83 Y: 843) with trapdoor
- Heapside Prison
- Old Emperor and Knights of the Shield Hideout in the basement of the Elfsong Tavern (through the tavern’s kitchen)
- Trapdor in Flymm Cargo Basement, hidden under the crates.
- The gardener’s shack basement in Lady Jannath’s Estate leads to Abandoned Cistern in the Sewers.
- Cazador’s Dungeon (the door is locked from the Sewer side, so you must unlock them first)

Once you enter the sewers, you may land in different parts depending on the entrance you choose. Regardless, head to the central part, where canals filled with green-polluted water are in the middle of the sewers. Aelis Siryasius, who has the Cindermoth Cloak, is in the center of the map.
Defeat Aelis Siryasius and Get Cindermoth Cloak
Once you approach Aelis Siryasius (X: -144 Y: 835), you will also notice his minions, Minor and Minor Grease Elementals. As Aelis claims, he can speak with them and understand them. He won’t be hostile at first, so you can speak with him to learn that he also mourns the death of his friend Sarin, who is suspiciously missing a skull. You can find Sarin’s skeleton without a head in the open coffer beside the locked iron gate.

If you try to lockpick the gate and steal from the chest inside, Aelis Siryasius will instantly attack you. He is a Sorcerer who uses a lot of fire damage and spells, which can be challenging with his grease elements. While his minions will throw grease on the ground, he will set it on fire, dealing massive AoE damage. Focus on defeating him first, and don’t let them surprise you.
If you sneak closer and attack first unnoticed, your enemies will become Surprised and forced to skip the first turn, which will give you a massive advantage at the start to eliminate the most potent enemies.
After you defeat Aelis Siryasius loot his body to get Cindermoth Cloak in BG3.
How to Use the Cindermoth Cloak in BG3?
The best way to use the Cindermoth Cloak in BG3 is on one of your front-line characters such as Barbarian, Fighter, Paladin, Monk. These classes will be in the thick of melee fighting, meaning that the Burning passive will trigger much more often.
Additionally, you could also use this on a melee Rogue or Bard. The Cindermoth Cloak doesn’t have any requirements, so it can be used on any class, race, character, and companion and be helpful to all of them in some scenarios.
Tips and Tricks for Cindermoth Cloak in BG3
These are the best tips and tricks for finding and using Cindermoth Cloak in Baldur’s Gate 3:
- The Burning condition does not automatically apply to any attacker. They first have to pass or fail a 12 DC Dexterity saving throw.
- Although the tooltip states that the attacker only has to be within 2 meters, it also only triggers on a melee attack.
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FAQs about Cindermoth Cloak in BG3
Where can I find Cindermoth Cloak in Baldur’s Gate 3?
You can find the Cindermoth Cloak in the Lower City Sewers during Act 3, after defeating the sorcerer Aelis Siryasius in BG3.
Which classes or builds benefit most from Cindermoth Cloak?
Any front-line melee class such as Fighter, Barbarian, or Paladin will benefit the most from equipping the Cindermoth Cloak.
How long does the Burning condition from the Flaming Shroud passive last?
When inflicted with the Flaming Shroud passive, the Burning condition will last for two turns.
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