Best Accessories Mods in Baldur’s Gate 3

With the release of Patch 7, Larian Studios added full mod support to Baldur’s Gate 3, encouraging players to try out all sorts of mods to customize their campaign into something unique. While the modding scene was already active before this patch, it served to spur on the community to take their efforts to the next level.

Accessories in Baldur’s Gate 3 come in two flavors: purely cosmetic add-ons to customize a character’s appearance, like piercings, or gameplay-affecting items that go in the accessory slots, which consist of rings, amulets, and underwear.

8 Ring of Morning Routine

Downloads: 1,472

An extremely underrated mod, the Ring of Morning Routine is a huge quality-of-life upgrade in the mid to late game once players start getting access to a long list of powerful buffing spells that last until the next long rest. The Ring of Morning Routine simplifies this tedious task by automating the process. One activation of this Ring and players will have automatically buffed their entire party with the entire list of buffs in one go.

Best of all? It scales with the level of the user. So if a character is level 7 and uses the Ring, the buffs that affect the party will be scaled according to the spell slots a character of that level is supposed to have access to. There is no fear of breaking the balance of the game. This accessory is only meant to serve as a time saver.

7 Glowing Accessories and Dyes

Downloads: 10,133

Glowing Accessories and Dyes is a game changer for uplifting the otherwise bland rings and necklaces characters wear into something eye-catching. When installed, it adds a small host of accessories that glow in the dark with a soft hue that stands out even when viewed from above at the proper angle.

Best of all, the mod also has the option of adding glow effects to the other accessories in the game, including ones added by other mods, making it an all-in-one solution to incorporate light effects in all equipment a character wears.

6 Underwear of Rituals

Downloads: 25,043

Ritual Spells in Baldur’s Gate 3 are spells that have very little use in combat and don’t require a spell slot to cast. Having the ability to cast them is still absolutely crucial, especially spells like Speak with Dead and Speak with Animals, as they are required to access useful dialogue options players otherwise wouldn’t have access to. However, keeping them prepared eats up a caster’s precious preparation slots, making them weaker in combat as a result.

The Underwear of Rituals is a mod that solves this problem by putting an enchantment on a pair of Underwear containing five extremely useful Ritual Spells. They are Speak with Dead, Disguise Self, Speak with Animals, Feather Fall, and Enhance Leap.

5 Piercing Improvement – Physics

Downloads: 102,928

Despite being a CRPG with a top-down perspective, Baldur’s Gate 3 players pay a lot of attention to the minute details of their character’s appearance because, unlike a lot of other games in this genre, cutscenes that close in on the characters are the norm, not the exception.

Piercing Improvement – Physics mod does what it says on the tin and adds physics to the piercings any character has. It’s a seemingly small change that can be very noticeable once implemented in the game. Additionally, the physics is applied to all piercings, even those added by other mods.

4 Kay’s Hair Extensions

Downloads: 108,144

Hair choices in Baldur’s Gate 3 are lackluster at best. The base game hair options only allow for a few decent hairstyles, requiring players who want to create a custom character that feels different from the rest to rely on hair mods to pick up the slack.

Kay’s Hair Extension fixes that problem by allowing the players to mix and match parts of the existing hairstyles in Baldur’s Gate 3 to their heart’s content. Every ‘Hair extension’ added by the mod is just a selected portion of another hairstyle that’s already in the base game.

3 Faerun Colors

Downloads: 137,059

In Baldur’s Gate 3, Dyes are a way for players to customize the appearance of their armor sets without having to change them. In the base game, the dyes only offer basic color changes that get stale after a while. Faerun Colors fixes that problem by adding 80+ new color schemes that can drastically change the way an armor looks in a way the base game dyes just can’t.

As an added bonus, all dyes added by the mod are tied to a deity of Faerun, as described by Dungeons and Dragons lore. For players serious about role play, this is an excellent way to further immerse themselves into the world Larian created. The deities that have already been covered range from Shar, Selune, and Lathander to The Tiamat, Bahamut, Mystra, and many more.

2 Trips’ Accessory Collection

Downloads: 303,972

Trip’s Accessory Collection adds a bunch of new piercings, lip rings, studs, gems, earrings, and glasses to the list of accessories players can customize their characters with. All accessories are purely cosmetic and only meant to give players the tools to enhance their appearance with new items.

All accessories added by the mod come in multiple colors, which can also be changed during the character creation screen. To use the accessories, use the Magic Mirror in the campsite to change appearance.

1 Ancient Jewelry (111 random loot items)

Downloads: 350,278

Ancient Jewelry is a huge mod that adds exactly 111 new rings and amulets to Baldur’s Gate 3 in an organic way. The accessories range from uncommon all the way to legendary items that players can use to change up their playthrough without issue.

The mod author has created two versions of the mod; one is Roleplay, where the jewelry is hand-placed at locations throughout the three Acts in a way that makes sense lore-wise. The second version is called Cheat, where all items added by the mod are placed in the tutorial chest for players to use as they wish. Every ring and amulet has unique enchantments that can drastically affect gameplay, like gaining back spell slots as a reward for defeating enemies, doubling the critical damage if the right conditions are met, or adding a buff that permanently gives an advantage on all dice rolls at the cost of never rolling a NAT 20.