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The Adamantine Mace in Baldur’s Gate 3 is a Rare one-handed melee weapon boosted by a +1 weapon enchantment.
The Forgotten Lands in Baldur’s Gate 3 are littered with goblins, devourers, mind flayers, and many more. These enemies do not leave any room for you to be complacent, forcing you to upgrade your gear constantly. The Adamantine weapons in Baldur’s Gate 3 are from a rare tier of weapons that allow you to live up to the mounting challenge. These weapons are extremely powerful and come packed with traits that can make some fights trivial. There are three Adamantine weapons you can craft: the Adamantine Longsword, the Adamantine Mace and the Adamantine Scimitar. These rare but powerful weapons are crafted at the Adamantine Forge under Grymforge.
In this guide, we will go over the Adamantine Mace and its features. We shall also go over the steps you need to follow to achieve this weapon and details on the weapon’s usage.
What is Adamantine Mace in Baldur’s Gate 3?
The Adamantine Mace is a powerful +1 enchanted mace. The weapon can only be crafted at the Adamantine Forge under the Grymforge. The weapon, as its name suggests, falls under the category of maces and automatically critical hits an object. It also ignores bludgeoning resistance when dealing damage.
“A nimble mace, heavy with the promise of broken bones,” is the Adamantine Mace weapon description.
Features of Adamantine Mace in Baldur’s Gate 3
As stated earlier, the Adamantine Mace is a Rare (blue) one-handed melee weapon. The weapon also holds a +1 enchantment. The mace grants two special effects:
- Diamondsbane: If the Adamantine Mace automatically critical hits an object
- Lethal Weapon: The mace also ignores resistance to Bludgeoning damage.
Raising proficiency with the weapon also grants the user the Concussive Smash. This is a weapon action that deals massive damage to an enemy with the chance of leaving them dazed.
Steps to get Adamantine Mace in BG3?
The Adamantine Mace cannot be obtained directly in the Forgotten Lands but instead has to be crafted with the use of two difficult-to-find ingredients. You can craft this weapon at the Adamantine Forge using a Mace mould and Mithral ore. There are only two Mithral ores in the game so be careful with how you use them.
Get the Mace Mould
The first ingredient required to craft the Adamantine Mace is the Mace mould. The Mace mould can be found near the Ancient Forge waypoint, resting on a table at (X: -609 Y: 284). Spawn at the waypoint and look towards your right to find the mould. The mould blends in with the table and can be easy to miss.
Get the Mithral Ores
There are two Mihtral ores in the game, both of which lie in the Underdark. Mithral ores rest inside Mithral veins, so you will have to mine the ores from these rocks. You will find the first Mithral vein southeast of the Ancient Forge waypoint in Grymforge, down a flight of stairs. This path will then diverge to the left towards broken stairs. Follow the path and parkour past the gaps to reach the first Mithral Vein.
As for the second Mithral Vein, head right from the Ancient Forge waypoint and follow the path along the edge of the cliff. Parkour past the gaps and you will reach the second Mithral Vein. Use bludgeoning weapons to hit the Mithral Veins and mine the ores.
What is the Use of Adamantine Mace?
The Adamantine Mace is your best bet against enemies with bludgeoning resistance such as the Death Shepherds or the Flaming Sphere creatures. This allows the Adamantine Mace to be a viable option where a standard mace would be of no use.
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