Baldur’s Gate 3: A Guide to Rescuing Thulla from Poisoning

In Baldur’s Gate 3, players encounter Thulla, a Deep Gnome in desperate need of a cure for poisoning. Here’s how to save her and the various methods to obtain the necessary antidote.

Within the expansive world of Baldur’s Gate 3, players often encounter NPCs in precarious situations, and Thulla, a Deep Gnome poisoned and in need of assistance, is no exception. Rescuing her poses a unique challenge, as she requires a specific antitoxin that can be quite elusive. This guide outlines the diverse approaches players can take to bring Thulla back from the brink.

Updated November 13th, 2023: As players explore the Myconid Colony in Baldur’s Gate 3, they may stumble upon Thulla, a character in need of aid. Those unfamiliar with the Underdark’s intricacies may wonder how to assist her. To save Thulla, players must secure an antitoxin, and the guide now includes a companion video to enhance their understanding.

This article includes in-game consequences and reveals details the player’s character might not be aware of. For those dedicated to immersive role-playing, discretion is advised.

Cures for Thulla:

1. Lesser Restoration Spell: Utilize the Lesser Restoration spell to heal Thulla. Note that this consumes a second-level spell slot, making it an optimal choice for Cleric builds with a healing capacity.
2. Duergar Antidote from Gekh Coal: Acquire the Duergar Antidote from Gekh Coal in the southern region. While Gekh Coal may be initially hesitant to part with it, players who align with Myconids and follow a neutral or good-aligned campaign will likely cross paths with him.
3. Purchase or Loot Any Antitoxin: As a versatile option, any standard antitoxin can be used to heal Thulla. Keep in mind that these may not be guaranteed, but players with potions or those available for purchase can consider this alternative.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is currently available on PC, with the PlayStation 5 version released on September 6th, 2023, and an Xbox Series X/S version in development.