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The Spineshudder Amulet is an uncommon accessory in Baldur’s Gate 3 (BG3). You can find Act 2 and triggers Reverberation ranged spell attacks.
Baldur’s Gate 3 is a highly acclaimed CRPG from the renowned developer Larian Studios. Released in the summer of 2023 on all major platforms, it features an engaging storyline, memorable companions, and tactical turn-based combat. Additionally, there are many pieces of unique armour, weapons, accessories, and other items to find as you explore the world of Faerun. Some of these items require conquering difficult boss fights, solving intricate puzzles, or looting treasure chests.
One of those items is an accessory called the Spineshudder Amulet. In this guide, we’ll explore Crackling Resonance trait, how to acquire it, and tips for using it effectively in Baldur’s Gate 3.
What is the Spineshudder Amulet in BG3?
The Spineshudder Amulet provides a powerful bonus called Crackling Resonance. When the wearer deals damage with a ranged Spell Attack, inflict 2 turns of Reverberation on the target. Reverberation is a powerful status effect that can trigger extra thunder and prone status efffect (stun). Commonly, players combine multiple sources of Reverberation with items like Gloves of Belligerent Skies, Thunderskin Cloak, and Ring of Spiteful Thunder.
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Spineshudder Amulet Abilities and Effects
Below are all the features, abilities, and effects of Spineshudder in Baldur’s Gate 3:
- Armor: Amulets
- Proficiency Requirement: None
- Weight: 0.05 kg / 0.1 lb
- Value: 65 gp
- Rarity: Uncommon
- Location: Found in Moonrise Towers in Isobel’s room on second floor
- Bonuses:
- Crackling Resonance: When the wearer deals damage with a ranged Spell Attack, inflict 2 turns of Reverberation Reverberation on the target(s).
How to Get Spineshudder Amulet in BG3?
To get the Spineshudder Amulet, loot the mimic chest inside Isobel’s bedroom on the top floor of Moonrise Towers in Act 2. The coordinates are X: -171 Y: -195 and it’s near Z’rell and the rooftop you cannot access. Mimic chests are monstrous chests that will attack you and were first encountered in the Grymforge. Therefore, be prepared for a fight before looting.
How to Use the Spineshudder in BG3?
The best use for Spineshudder Amulet is with a Tempest Cleric using Thunder damage paired with the Gloves of Belligerent Skies. To trigger the ranged reverberation damage, use spells like Chromatic Orb, Destructive Wave, and Thunderwave.
Tips and Tricks for Spineshudder Amulet in BG3
These are the best tips and tricks for finding and using Spineshudder Amulet in Baldur’s Gate 3:
- Shoot at the Mimic with ranged attacks to initiate combat with it. If you approach and try to open it, but fail the 20 DC Perception roll, then you will start the battle surprised.
- Mimics also have low Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma, and thus are often susceptible to many spells.
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FAQs about Spineshudder Amulet in BG3
Where can I find Spineshudder Amulet in Baldur’s Gate 3?
You can find Spineshudder Amulet in Act 2 of BG3 on the second floor of Moonrise Tower in a Mimic chest inside Isobel’s bedroom.
Which classes or builds benefit most from Spineshudder Amulet?
The Cleric class or Storm Sorcery Sorcerer has built in Thunder damage which is useful for triggering reverberation status effect that Spineshudder provides.
What Spells can trigger Crackling Resonance?
Any ranged spell can trigger the status effect granted by the Crackling Resonance passive on the Spineshudder Amulet in BG3.
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