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[[File:Mind Flayer.jpg|thumb|right|A Mind Flayer encountered in the [[prologue]].]]
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|name = Mind Flayer
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|STR=11
|DEX=12
|CON=12
|INT=19
|WIS=17
|CHA=17
|level=8
|race=Mind Flayer
|type=Abberation
|HP=91
|AC=13
|speed=9m / 30ft
|size=Medium
|weight=50kg / 100lbs
|proficiency=3
|initiative=+1
|class =
|subclass =
|background=
|location = [[Nautiloid]], [[Ravaged Beach]] (dead), [[Shattered Sanctum]] (dead)
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'''Mind Flayers''' are a non-playable [[race]] in [[Baldur's Gate 3]]. They are a type of [[List_of_Creature_Types#Aberration|Aberration]].
'''Mind Flayers''' are a non-playable [[race]] in [[Baldur's Gate 3]]. They are a type of [[List_of_Creature_Types#Aberration|Aberration]].


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Thousands of years ago, Mind Flayers were a dominant planar power. Using massive flying vessels called Nautiloids, they traveled to hundreds of worlds, harvesting intelligent humanoids to consume, propagate their race, and use as slave labour. One of their enslaved races, the [[Githyanki]], rose up and destroyed their empire, leaving only small pockets of Mind Flayers behind.
Thousands of years ago, Mind Flayers were a dominant planar power. Using massive flying vessels called Nautiloids, they traveled to hundreds of worlds, harvesting intelligent humanoids to consume, propagate their race, and use as slave labour. One of their enslaved races, the [[Githyanki]], rose up and destroyed their empire, leaving only small pockets of Mind Flayers behind.
== Stats ==
{{AttributeBlock|11|12|12|19|17|17
|level=8
|race=Mind Flayer
|type=Aberration
|hp=91
|ac=13
|ms=9m / 30ft
|size=Medium
|weight=50kg / 100lbs
|prof=3
|init=+1
}}


== Passive Features ==
== Passive Features ==
* {{SmallIcon|Attack Of Opportunity Icon 64px.png}} [[Attack of Opportunity]]
* {{SmallIcon|Attack Of Opportunity Icon 64px.png}} [[Attack of Opportunity]]
== Locations ==
* [[Nautiloid]]
* [[Ravaged Beach]] (dead)
* [[Shattered Sanctum]] (dead)


== Notable Mind Flayers ==
== Notable Mind Flayers ==

Revision as of 04:12, 15 July 2023

Mind Flayer
Mind Flayer.jpg
Stats
Level 8

STR

11

DEX

12
(+1)

CON

12
(+1)

INT

19
(+4)

WIS

17
(+3)

CHA

17
(+3)
Bg3 content hr.png
Creature Race Icon.png  Race Mind Flayer
Creature Type Icon.png  Type Abberation
HP Icon.png  HP 91
Creature AC Icon.png  AC 13
Creature Speed Icon.png  Movement Speed 9m / 30ft
Creature Size Icon.png  Size Medium
Weight Icon.png  Weight 50kg / 100lbs
Proficiency Icon.png  Proficiency Bonus +3
Initiative Icon.png  Initiative +1
Character information
Location Nautiloid, Ravaged Beach (dead), Shattered Sanctum (dead)

Mind Flayers are a non-playable race in Baldur's Gate 3. They are a type of Aberration.

Mind Flayers are also known as Illithids.

About Mind Flayers

Mind Flayers are psionic abberations with a humanoid-like figure and a tentacled head that communicate using telepathy. They feast on the brains of intelligent beings and can enthrall other creatures to their will. Every Mind Flayer is connected to an Elder Brain, a colossal and powerful psionic brain that commands the Mind Flayers it is linked to.

Mind Flayers reproduce by infecting other creatures with a Mind Flayer Tadpole, which consumes its host from the inside, transforming them into another Mind Flayer in a process called Ceremorphosis.

Thousands of years ago, Mind Flayers were a dominant planar power. Using massive flying vessels called Nautiloids, they traveled to hundreds of worlds, harvesting intelligent humanoids to consume, propagate their race, and use as slave labour. One of their enslaved races, the Githyanki, rose up and destroyed their empire, leaving only small pockets of Mind Flayers behind.

Passive Features

Notable Mind Flayers

See also