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Containers
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Containers are items that can be interacted with either in the world or from inside a character's inventory to store and retrieve items.
Unless otherwise noted, containers can be picked up, moved and destroyed by most any creature.
Bags and Pouches[edit | edit source]
Lightweight containers, suitable for use in a character's inventory. These are sorted alphabetically when sorting inventory by 'type'.
Chests[edit | edit source]
Chests or chest analogues.
Adamantine Chest
Caravan Strongbox
Cartilaginous Chest- Chest of the Mundane
Crude Chest
Elaborate Reliquary
Elegant Chest
Feast Supplies- Gilded Chest
Grimy Chest- Harper Stash
Heavy Chest- Innkeeper's Lockbox
Moss-Covered Chest
Opulent Chest- Ornate Chest
Painted Chest- Rustic Chest
- Shiny Chest
- Storage Chest
- Travel-Worn Chest
- Wicker Chest
- Wooden Chest
Barrels, Crates and Trunks[edit | edit source]
Barrels, crates and trunks or analogues.
Static Containers[edit | edit source]
Containers primarily used as environmental decoration and cannot be picked up. However, some of these can be moved and / or destroyed.
Adventurer's Chest
Bottle Rack
Damaged Vase
Fish Barrel
Loose Plank
Open Crate
Pile of Books
Rosewood Desk
Row of Books
Shabby Wardrobe- Shelf
Society of Brilliance Traveller's Chest- Stack of Books
Stone Tablets- Storage Box
Strongbox- Table
- Traveller's Chest
- Traveller's Chest (small)
- Watertight Chest
- Wooden Desk
- Wooden Shelf
Vase
Other[edit | edit source]
Unusual or unique containers.
Special Containers[edit | edit source]
These are default containers new characters start with and have special properties relating to looting and storage.
Non-Containers[edit | edit source]
These are objects which resemble containers, but do not function as such.
Notes[edit | edit source]
- A particularly determined player[1] examined the game's database and code; using a variety of tools, they ultimately determined that there are 17412 boxes within the game. This statistic also includes boxes that cannot be interacted with, be it opening, picking up, moving, or destroying. The definition used for "box" encompasses all crates, chests, and barrels, as well as anything that could reasonably be described as such, but excludes other containers.
- Subdivided into their respective container types and analogues, this player determined there are 12568 crates, 1145 chests, and 3699 barrels.[2] This number includes containers that only appear under certain circumstances or after certain conditions are met, and even boxes present in areas only visible during cutscenes.
- Of these, 39% (6808) are interactable, and 61% (10604) are decorative and non-interactable.
- Out of the 10604 decorative boxes, 6% (658) are placed in the world already destroyed.
- There being 6808 interactable boxes is somewhat misleading, as this number counts the amount of boxes visually appearing as part of an interactive element, meaning the actual number of interactive elements is lower, only 6021. For example, the Treasure Crates container behind Ragzlin's throne within the Shattered Sanctum is made up of multiple boxes that are each counted separately as interactable boxes.
- 31% (1893) of all interactive box containers (not visual boxes) may contain Loot, while the remaining 69% (4128) will always be empty. It is possible for a box marked with randomly-generated loot to be empty in a particular playthrough due to Baldur's Gate 3's loot table randomisation. Some boxes are scripted to always have particular loot, while others only contain loot conditionally, depending on specific events or actions.
- 64% (561) of chests, 29% (556) of barrels, and 24% (776) of crates have the potential to contain loot.
- 31% (1893) of all interactive box containers (not visual boxes) may contain Loot, while the remaining 69% (4128) will always be empty. It is possible for a box marked with randomly-generated loot to be empty in a particular playthrough due to Baldur's Gate 3's loot table randomisation. Some boxes are scripted to always have particular loot, while others only contain loot conditionally, depending on specific events or actions.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ YouTube Video: Newbie Indie Game Dev. I Counted Every Box in Baldur’s Gate 3
- ↑ While it appears these numbers were carefully obtained, they could potentially be subject to change. For example, if a change is made in a subsequent patch, omissions are found, or the methodology or tools used evolve over time.
