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Plant
Plants are a type of creature that are plant-like or fungal in nature. They can be found throughout Baldur's Gate 3, most notably in the Underdark in Act One, or in shadow-cursed form during Act Two.
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Plant creatures are creatures that have plant-like features like wood and bark or fungal features like fruiting bodies, but are able to rapidly move and even attack, unlike typical plants. Most plant creatures are non-sentient, but some of the fungi encountered in Baldur's Gate 3 such as the Myconid are indeed sentient.
Most plant creatures usually have an aversion to fire, and as such are vulnerable to 
Types of plants[edit section | visual editor]
Blights[edit section | visual editor]
Blights are twisted, corrupted plants that have been tainted by evil. They resemble dead versions of their original plant form.
Blights in Baldur's Gate 3[edit section | visual editor]
Myconid[edit section | visual editor]
Myconid are a species of sentient fungi that inhabit the Underdark. They typically form communities called circles, and communicate to each other in song form. For other creatures, they communicate telepathically by releasing spores.
Myconids in Baldur's Gate 3[edit section | visual editor]
Shambling Mound[edit section | visual editor]
Shambling mounds are large, rotting masses of plant material that dwells often in swamps. Also known as shamblers, shambling mounds are made of dead plants which can make it difficult for a victim to spot until it's too late.
Shambling mounds in Baldur's Gate 3[edit section | visual editor]
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