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Baldur’s Gate 3is a huge RPG filled with all sorts of items to discover. While crafting is limited, there are a few materials that can be made into armor and potions.Act 3 brings your partyof parasite-infested adventurers to the city of Baldur’s Gate. The city itself is bigger than the areas in the previous two acts. Take your time when exploring the many alleys and streets so as not to miss anything. Enriched Infernal Iron is an item you may come across. This material can only be found in certain spots in the city. This guide will explain each Infernal Iron/Alloy and what to do with them.
Infernal Iron & Infernal Alloy
Infernal IronandInfernal Alloyare the first infernal materials you should encounter. Infernal Alloy can only be acquired fromStonemaster Kithin Grymforge during Act 1. Pass the three speech checks, buy them, or kill him to take them from his corpse. Infernal Iron is the most basic form of this material and can be found as early as Act 1. There are multiple places to find the iron, and it is important for you to do so.
During Act 2, you will meet the blacksmithDammonat the Last Light Inn. If you have Karlach with you, he will offer to help repair her Infernal Engine. He will needtwoInfernal Iron to complete this task and buy her more time.
If you have more than the necessary amount or don’t have Karlach, you’re able to trade in the iron for armor. He will use each piece of Infernal Iron to make a part of theFlawed Helldusk Armorset. This is a heavy armor set that is best acquired early on as it can be very powerful during Act 2. Its usefulness wanes later on as you can acquirethe true Helldusk set.If you have theInfernal Alloy,he can create the Gloves, Helmet, and Chest piece all at once by using it.
Enriched Infernal Iron
Enriched Infernal Ironis a specific type of this material only found in Act 3. The material can be looted fromdestroyed Steel Watchers.These hulking automatons guard the streetsfor Lord Gortash anduphold his tyrannical rule.
It’s not a good idea to take on Steel Watchers in the streets of the Lower City. You should complete the quest todisable the Steel Watcher foundry.This willdestroy all the watchers,leaving them slumped on the streets. you may then loot Enriched and standard Infernal Iron off of them.
Unfortunately, there is no current use for the Enriched Infernal Iron to create better armor or help Karlach. You can sell it for a pretty decent price at shops around Baldur’s Gate. Its value can be enhanced by selling it with high Persuasion characters.Sell it and all your extra infernal materialto Dammon in Act 3 to afford his expensive armor.
