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'''Counsellor Florrick''' is an [[Elf|elven]] [[wizard]] and advisor to the Archduke, her loyalty to [[Ulder Ravengard|Grand Duke Ravengard]] is beyond question. Steady as Tyr's heartbeat, as upstanding as the Sword Mountains,{{ref|name=wyll|[[ | '''Counsellor Florrick''' is an [[Elf|elven]] [[wizard]] and advisor to the Archduke, her loyalty to [[Ulder Ravengard|Grand Duke Ravengard]] is beyond question. Steady as Tyr's heartbeat, as upstanding as the Sword Mountains,{{ref|name=wyll|[[Wyrm's Crossing]], lines spoken by [[Wyll]] when asked if Florrick can be trusted.<br>''"The councillor's loyalty to my father is beyond question. She's as steady as Tyr's heartbeat, as upstanding as the Sword Mountains."''}} Florrick plays a notable role in the politics brewing within [[Baldur's Gate]], mainly through the [[Rescue the Grand Duke]] questline. | ||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
=== | === Description === | ||
Florrick is a professional and dutiful leading member of Baldur's Gate's government. While an advisor, she prefers to be direct and on-hand when it comes to handling problems that plague the city, such as the disappearance of Ulder Ravengard. Being such a straightforward and honest leader makes her quite a rarity in the corrupt ranks of the city's elite. | Florrick is a professional and dutiful leading member of Baldur's Gate's government. While an advisor, she prefers to be direct and on-hand when it comes to handling problems that plague the city, such as the disappearance of Ulder Ravengard. Being such a straightforward and honest leader makes her quite a rarity in the corrupt ranks of the city's elite. | ||
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While there, the player can speak with Florrick, and gain some news from the city and its new Lord Gortash. She will then inform the player of her plans and eventually depart for Baldur's Gate, intending to convince the council to send reinforcements for rescuing the duke. | While there, the player can speak with Florrick, and gain some news from the city and its new Lord Gortash. She will then inform the player of her plans and eventually depart for Baldur's Gate, intending to convince the council to send reinforcements for rescuing the duke. | ||
=== Act Three === | === Act Three === | ||
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In case Florrick isn't rescued within five long rests after the quest [[Free Counsellor Florrick]] starts, she will be hanged by the neck until dead and her body will remain hanging from the gallows at the Basilisk Gate . | In case Florrick isn't rescued within five long rests after the quest [[Free Counsellor Florrick]] starts, she will be hanged by the neck until dead and her body will remain hanging from the gallows at the Basilisk Gate . | ||
If Wyll decides to break his pact with [[Mizora]] during [[The Blade of Frontiers]] and forsake his father, Florrick will approach Wyll and the party while they are in Baldur's Gate, with the intent to avenge Ravengard. The attack can be | If Wyll decides to break his pact with [[Mizora]] during [[The Blade of Frontiers]] and forsake his father, Florrick will approach Wyll and the party while they are in Baldur's Gate, with the intent to avenge Ravengard. The attack can be aivoided if the player succeeds a {{Ability check|Persuasion|18}} or a {{Ability check|History|15}}. | ||
Once convinced, and presuming Ravengard is dead, Florrick will hand Wyll [[The Legend of Ansur]] and direct the party to the next step of his personal quest. | Once convinced, and presuming Ravengard is dead, Florrick will hand Wyll [[The Legend of Ansur]] and direct the party to the next step of his personal quest. | ||
If all attempts to reason with Florrick fail, she and her retinue of Flaming Fists will become hostile. In that case, the book needs to be acquired by other means. | If all attempts to reason with Florrick fail, she and her retinue of Flaming Fists will become hostile. In that case, the book needs to be acquired by other means. | ||
== Combat == | == Combat == | ||
If confronted, Florrick may first attempt to cast [[Hypnotic Pattern]] or [[Magic Missile]] on the party, or teleport to a safe distance using [[Misty Step]]. She may also use her [[Potion of Greater Healing]] during combat to regain a large portion of missing [[hit points]]. | |||
In Waukeen's Rest, it is best to kill her as soon as she is freed form the burning room, in order not to trigger the guards downstairs. In Wyrm's Rock Prison, she can be engaged through the prison cell door with ranged attacks and spells, and the nearby patrolling guards won't react to the fight. | |||
=== Loot === | === Loot === | ||
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File:Act 3 Florrick.webp|Appearance in Act Three. | File:Act 3 Florrick.webp|Appearance in Act Three. | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||