You can also return to camp using purple waypoints found in the world. Selecting this icon will take you back to your camp, so only do this when you're finished with the area you're in. There's an icon in the top-right of the screen that looks like a campfire. If you're looking to replenish stronger spells and abilities you'll need to long rest. You can hover over spells and abilities to see whether they need a short or a long rest to replenish them. Once you've used this rest, you'll see the icon greyed out, and will need to perform a long rest to access it again. You can only perform one short rest per long rest that you do. Using short rest between battles is a great way to prepare your party for their next fight, as you'll want to have access to as many spells as possible if things get hairy. Some spells can also be refilled using short rest, while others require a longer resting period. The short rest can be triggered in most instances outside of combat. Short resting is the main way to heal up your party in between battles in Baldur's Gate 3, without having to resort to potions or spells. 15 minutes of game time will pass, and your HP will be recovered somewhat. To short rest in Baldur's Gate 3, click the icon shown in the image below (it looks like a closed eye).
Each has its benefits, which we'll explain below. There are two kinds of rests available: short rests and long rests. As you roam the dark crypts and monster-filled plains of Baldur's Gate 3 you'll want to keep your party's HP filled, as well as any spell slots for applicable party members.
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