Customizing Your Character: A Guide to Dyes in Baldur's Gate 3
Like most RPGs, loot plays a significant role in Baldur's Gate 3. However, not all items come with the colors you desire. Fortunately, you can change the color of your armor and clothing using dyes. Here's how to get all dye colors and use them in BG3.
Where to Get Dyes in Baldur's Gate 3
Dyes can be obtained by looting corpses and emptying chests. You can also purchase dyes from vendors. Here are three stores to buy dyes in each act:
- Act 1: Arron's Store in Emerald Grove's The Hollow.
- Act 2: Quartermaster Talli in the Last Light Inn.
- Act 3: Carm's Garms in Baldur's Gate.
Keep in mind that vendors' dye collections change after a long rest. If you see a desired dye color, purchase it immediately to avoid missing out.
How to Use Dye in Baldur's Gate 3
To dye clothes in Baldur's Gate 3, follow these steps:
- Open your inventory and find the dye.
- Right-click the dye and select Combine to open the dyeing window.
- Drag the desired clothing item to the second slot in the dyeing window.
- Click Combine and close the window.
This should change the color of your clothing item. If you're unhappy with the result, you can use a Dye Remover to restore the item to its original color.
All Dye Colors in Baldur's Gate 3
Here's a list of all dye colors available in the game:
- Purple Dye
- Blue Dye
- Muddy Red Dye
- Orange Dye
- Pale Orange Dye
- Sage Green Dye
- Lime, Lemon and Lychen Dye
- Pale Pink Dye
- Pink and Leaf Green Dye
- White and Scarlet Dye
- Harlequinn Black and White Dye
- Indigo Dye
- Baby Blue Dye
- Black and Furnace Red Dye
- Black and Azure Dye
- Black and Jade Green Dye
- Black and Summer Green Dye
- Bloody Plum Dye
- Brown Alabaster Dye
- Deep Lylac Dye
- Lush Burgundy Dye
- Gorgeous Maroon Dye
- Dark Amethyst Dye
- Faewild Green and Dun Dye
Can You Combine Dyes?
Currently, it's not possible to combine dyes in BG3 without modding. When you use a dye on an item, it'll overwrite the previous dye. However, Larian Studios is always updating the game, so it's possible that dye combining might be added in the future.
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