Baldur’s Gate 3 Wares Explained

Items that you need to collect and sell for money have always been a staple in traditional RPG titles. We can’t tell you how many useless items we’ve carried in our backpacks while playing Skyrim or The Witcher. Baldur’s Gate 3 is a Dungeon & Dragons-inspired RPG where you are making your way through the Forgotten Realms. You decide if your fate is either heroic or if you want to walk amongst the corrupt. In Baldur’s Gate 3, you can come across items that you can sell. We’re going to teach you about wares in Baldur’s Gate 3 and where to sell them.

What are Wares in Baldur’s Gate 3?

Items that you find in the game have importance because if you sell them you’re given money you can use to make purchases of weapons, armor, or potions. Once you have gotten your hands on an item you can send them to your wares, or your inventory. Wares is just another word used for storage. If you approach a vendor during your travels they will ask to see your wares. Your wares will hold all of the useless or useful items you’ve come across.

Wares are also useful if you’re all about inventory control. In RPG titles it’s hard to determine what is valuable and what isn’t. You can think of your wares as a way to store junk that can only be sold to vendors. All you need to do is approach a vendor and click on “sell wares” so they can instantly wipe all of the items you don’t need.

How do you Mark Items as Wares in Baldur’s Gate 3?

If you want to mark an item as wares in Baldur’s Gate 3 there are a few ways you can do it. You can either right-click on an item that you’re seeing in your environment, pick it up, then add it to your wares. You can also click on an item that’s already in your inventory and add it to your wares. Lastly, you can hold down the shift key and press left-click in your inventory. If you want to send various items to party members you can also right-click and click on an item to do so.

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