Cellorocks

Cellorocks are a fictional geological formation appearing in the video game "Baldur's Gate 3". They are distinctive rock-like structures found primarily in the Underdark region of the game world. These formations are characterized by their dark, crystalline appearance and emit a faint, pulsating light. Their texture is often described as smooth yet rough, with sharp edges and a porous surface.

In the context of the game, Cellorocks serve several purposes. They are often encountered as environmental hazards, capable of inflicting damage or hindering movement if players come into contact with them. Some Cellorocks also possess magical properties, releasing spores or energy when disturbed. These properties can be beneficial or detrimental to the player, depending on the specific type of Cellorock. For instance, some might release healing mist, while others might unleash poisonous clouds.

The lore surrounding Cellorocks suggests they are formed from a unique mineral deposit that absorbs and stores ambient magical energy. This energy is then slowly released, causing the characteristic glow and unique effects. They are not sentient but are a crucial part of the Underdark's ecosystem, influencing the behavior of some of its native creatures. Their presence contributes to the alien and dangerous atmosphere of the Underdark, presenting a challenge for adventurers exploring its depths.