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In Baldur’s Gate 3, The Corrosive Flail is a decent rare weapon, and you can get it from a merchant in Act 1 – this short Guide Explains everything you need to know about the Corrosive Flail in BG3.
Corrosive Flail Baldur’s Gate 3
In Baldur’s Gate 3, the Corrosive Flail is an early-game weapon known for its good damage output. It gives a Corrosive Strike bonus, boosting your attacks with extra Acid damage equivalent to your Proficiency Bonus. It creates a corrosive pool upon striking your target, effectively lowering the target’s Armor Class by 2. Furthermore, this weapon offers two unique combat actions: Concussive Smash, allowing you to strike and potentially daze your enemies, and Weakening Strike, which enables you to cause damage while having a chance to inflict a weakened grip. While the Corrosive Flail is undeniably a decent choice, you may consider upgrading to a more powerful weapon as you progress.
You can equip it to your character’s main hand weapon slot in the inventory, providing additional bonuses and buffs. The user needs Martial weapon proficiency or suffers penalties while wearing the weapon. You can equip it on any class, companion, or character with Martial Weapon Proficiency.
The Corrosive Flail features in Baldur’s Gate 3:
- Weapon Type: Flail
- Damage: 2D8 +4 Bludgeoning
- Requirements: Martial Weapons Proficiency
- Rarity: Rare
- Weight: 0.9 kg
- Value: 992
- Location: Sold by Derryth Bonecloak at Myconid Colony, Underdark, Act 1.
- Corrosive Strike: Deal additional Acid damage equal to your Proficiency Bonus. On a hit, create a pool of acid around the target, which reduces Armour Class by 2.
- Concussive Smash: Hit an enemy with all your might to deal damage and possibly Daze them.
- Weakening Strike: Target an enemy’s hands with a non-lethal attack to deal damage and possibly inflict Weak Grip
- Weapon Enchantment +1
- Classes with Martial Weapons Proficiency: Cleric(Tempest Domain, War Domain), Fighter, Ranger, Paladin, Barbarian, Bard (College of Valour)
- Companions Who Can Use This Weapon: Lae’zel, Minthara, Karlach, Minsc
How to Get The Corrosive Flail in Baldur’s Gate 3
You can buy the Corrosive Flail from the Derryth Bonecloak at Myconid Colony in the Underdark during Act 1. Here is a short overview of how to get the Corrosive Flail in BG3:
- Complete the prologue
- Head West from Emerald Grove to reach Blighted Village
- Enter the Underdark – The easiest way is to use the well in the center of the Blighted Village and jump down the hole in Whispering Depths.
- Head northwest to the Myconid Colony
- Locate Derryth Bonecloak Vendor
- Buy the Corrosive Flail in BG3 for 992 Gold.
Find the Underdark
To get the Corrosive Flail, you must first enter the Underdark. There are a few entrances, including trying the Shattered Sanctum and Auntie Ethel’s house, but I’ll quickly explain how to get there through the Whispering Depths underneath Blighted Village. You’ll need the potion, scroll, or spell of Feather Fall, so ensure you have one before proceeding.
Set your course west from Emerald Grove, and you’ll easily find the Blighted Village and a well in the middle. You must pass an Investigation skill check of 10 DC, to use it and climb down to the Whispering Depths. Inside the cave system, there are giant Spiders and Spider Matriarchs (X: -543 Y: -366). You must defeat them first, so we advise you to reach at least level 3 so you’ll have no problem with the fight and surviving in the Underdark.
Buy the Corrosive Flail
Once you are ready and defeated the spiders, you need to jump down the big tunnel (X: -543 Y: -366) leading straight down to the Underdark, and that’s when you need the Feather Fall spell. Use it so you won’t take any fall damage. In the Underdark, you must find the Derryth Bonecloak, a vendor located in the Myconid Colony. To reach it, head northwest from where you started in the Underdark. You will find her selling fantastic items. Buy the Corrosive Flail from Derryth Bonecloak in Baldur’s Gate 3 for 992 Gold.
List of Notable Gear Items Derryth Bonecloak sells:
- Amulet of Restoration
- Corrosive Flail
- Ring of Jumping
- Caustic Band
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