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| image description = The Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins
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| summary = It is located on the cliff on the north side of the [[Ravaged Beach]]. It covers the upper section of the [[Overgrown Ruins]].
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| region = Wilderness
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| west = Roadside Cliffs
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== Overview ==
The Chapel Entrance contains a door to the [[Refectory]] and a hidden hatch to the [[Dank Crypt]].


The '''Chapel Entrance''' is an exterior [[Location]] in the Wilderness of [[Act One]]. It covers the upper section of the [[Overgrown Ruins]]. Four [[Overgrown Ruin Looters|Looters]] have set up base here, and are arguing whether to continue looting, or to check out the [[Nautiloid Wreck]] to the south. The Chapel Entrance contains a door to the [[Refectory]], and a hidden hatch to the [[Dank Crypt]].
Four [[Overgrown Ruin Looters|Looters]] have set up base and are arguing whether to hold their post or to search the [[Nautiloid Wreck]] to the south.


There are also several patches of [[Twisting Vines]], and a loose '''Cracked Stone''' that may punish those who forget to watch their step.
When approaching {{CharLink|Gimblebock}} from outside, he will automatically engage the party in conversation and ask them to leave. Selecting any of these options grants: {{Approval|Gale|+1}} {{Approval|Shadowheart|+1}} {{Approval|Wyll|+1}} {{Approval|Karlach|-1}}
* {{Dialogue option|I don't want to hurt you, but provoke me, and I'll keep stabbing long after you're dead.|tags=Dark Urge|roll=Strength|dc=5}}
* {{Dialogue option|That ship is full of monsters. I wouldn't go near it.|roll=Persuasion|dc=10}}
* {{Dialogue option|I think that ship's an invasion force. Run while you can!|roll=Deception|dc=12}}
* {{Dialogue option|The only thing you own is your life. Leave before I take that, too.|roll=Intimidation|dc=10}}
* {{Dialogue option|'''MINE.'''|tags=Berserker|roll=Intimidation|dc=10|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|Not yours - mine. Leave. '''Now.'''|tags=Barbarian|roll=Intimidation|dc=10|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|''Just grin, baring your fangs.|tags=Astarion|roll=Intimidation|dc=10|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|Selfish cur - there might be survivors, yet you think only of loot. Leave before I ''make'' you leave.|tags=Paladin|roll=Intimidation|dc=10}}
* {{Dialogue option|Your words hide fear, confusion. Looting that ship will bring you no peace.|tags=Monk|roll=Insight|dc=10}}
* {{Dialogue option|That ship's full of poisonous vapours. Probably demonic. I'd stay away.|tags=Warlock}}
* {{Dialogue option|''Attack''}} {{Approval|Astarion|+1}} {{Approval|Lae'zel|+1}} {{Approval|Wyll|+1}} {{Approval|Karlach|+1}}


The '''Chapel Entrance''' is located on the cliff north of the [[Ravaged Beach]].
When exiting from the crypt itself: {{Approval|Gale|+1}} {{Approval|Karlach|+1}} {{Approval|Shadowheart|+1}} {{Approval|Wyll|+1}}
* {{Dialogue option|''Read the gnome's mind.''|tags=Detect Thoughts|roll=Wisdom}}
** {{Dialogue option|Leave, before I gut you like I gutted {{CharLink|Mari}} and {{CharLink|Barton}}.}}
* {{Dialogue option|You have awoken me from my slumber - now I crave your blood!|roll=Deception|dc=12}}
* {{Dialogue option|You have awoken me from my slumber - now I crave your blood!|tags=Astarion|roll=Deception|dc=5}}
* {{Dialogue option|Mine now. ''Leave.''|tags=Barbarian|roll=Intimidation|dc=10}}
* {{Dialogue option|It's mine now. Leave before things get ugly.|roll=Intimidation|dc=10}}
* {{Dialogue option|''Attack''}} {{Approval|Astarion|+1}} {{Approval|Lae'zel|+1}} {{Approval|Wyll|+1}}


== Overview ==
Resolving the situation peacefully will reward 50 [[Experience|XP]] and an [[Inspiration]] for those with the [[Charlatan]] background. Fighting the bandits will grant 70 XP and the opportunity to take all their gear. Triggering the encounter from the balcony with {{CharLink|Warryn}} will not lead to any approval increase no matter which option is chosen. It is necessary to start the encounter from the lower area near {{CharLink|Gimblebock}} and {{CharLink|Taman}}. It is possible to defeat the bandits after convincing them to leave, granting a total of 120 XP.
 
== Entering the Overgrown Ruins ==
=== Foundation block ===
A coiled rope holds a foundation block above {{CharLink|Gimblebock}} and {{CharLink|Taman}} near {{Coords|285|350}}. Snapping the rope with a ranged attack will cause the block to fall, dealing {{DamageText|50|Physical}} damage to creatures below it and crashing through the floor into the [[Refectory]]. This creates an entrance into the Refectory that the party can jump into.
 
=== Hidden hatch ===
To the east of the Chapel Ruins is a winding path along the cliffside that leads into the [[Dank Crypt]] at {{Coords|315|365}}. To enter the crypt, a hatch can be opened from outside by passing a {{SkillCheck|Sleight of Hand|20}}.
 
=== Refectory door ===
In the depths of the Chapel Ruins, a locked door leads into the [[Refectory]] at {{Coords|285|375}}. The door can be opened by passing a {{Ability Check|Sleight of Hand|7}} or by convincing the guard behind the door, {{CharLink|Andorn}}, to allow entry. On a successful [[Persuasion]] or [[Intimidation]] check, the party can enter the Refectory, causing Andorn to become hostile and {{Condition inline|Surprised}}. If the party fail to convince Andorn to open the door and enter via lockpicking, Andorn will have exited the area and left a blast mine trap at the entrance. All bandits inside the Refectory will be prepared for combat.


== Locations ==
=== Entrance from the Roadside Cliffs ===
=== Entrance from the Roadside Cliffs ===
[[File:Chapel Entrance Northwest.png|thumb|The Chapel Entrance, or Overgrown Ruins, as seen from the Roadside Cliffs.]]
[[File:Chapel Entrance Northwest.png|thumb|The Chapel Entrance, or Overgrown Ruins, as seen from the Roadside Cliffs.]]


The [[Chapel Entrance]] can be found in the far-east of the [[Roadside Cliffs]]. Some of the chapel walls still stand, much of it has collapsed into rubble.
The Chapel Entrance is located on the far east of the [[Roadside Cliffs]], which can be reached via the eastward path from the {{SmIconLink|Waypoint Map Icon.png}}[[#Roadside Cliffs|Roadside Cliffs Waypoint]] at {{Coords|222|326}}.
 
Some of the chapel walls still stand, though much of it has collapsed into rubble.
 
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=== Rooftop Terrace ===
[[File:Chapel Entrance Terrace.png|thumb|Two stone benches overlook the Ravaged Beach on the rooftop terrace by the Chapel Entrance. The terrace is fenced in with a balustrade.]]


The southern edge of the Chapel Entrance appears to be a former terrace on the rooftop of the [[Overgrown Ruins]]. Two stone benches looks out over the [[Ravaged Beach]]. Water pools in the center, and a patch of [[Twisting Vines]] may ensnare unwary players. Two stairs lead down, one west towards the [[Roadside Cliffs]], and the other winds down eastwards. Another set of stairs lead up into the ruins proper.
=== Rooftop terrace ===
[[File:Chapel Entrance Terrace.png|thumb|Two granite benches overlook the Ravaged Beach on the rooftop terrace by the Chapel Entrance. The terrace is fenced in with a balustrade.]]


A hidden '''Wooden Chest''' {{Coords|290|312}} with scrolls and some gold is buried in the far south-eastern corner of the terrace. To discover it the player or a party member must make a {{SkillCheck|Survival|10}} when walking nearby. The wooden chest can also be sniffed out by {{CharLink|Scratch}}.
The southern edge of the Chapel Entrance appears to house a former rooftop terrace. Two granite benches overlook the [[Ravaged Beach]] to the south. Water pools in the centre of this area, and two patches of [[Twisting Vines]] may {{cond|Entangled|Entangle}} the unwary. A set of stairs to the west of the terrace leads to the [[Roadside Cliffs]] while the set of stairs to the east leads to a hatch into the [[Dank Crypt]] at {{Coords|315|365}}. The stairs to the north lead directly into the chapel.
 
A buried [[Wooden Chest]] can be found next to a granite bench at the south-east corner of the terrace at {{Coords|290|312}}.
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=== Chapel Ruins ===
=== Chapel ruins ===
[[File:Chapel Entrance Ambush.png|thumb|The Chapel Ruins, showing the structure of the upper ruin, and looters prepared for an ambush.]]
[[File:Chapel Entrance Ambush.png|thumb|The Chapel Ruins, showing the structure of the upper ruin, and looters prepared for an ambush.]]
The Chapel Ruins have two higher-level transepts that look down into the nave of the Chapel. The rogue {{CharLink|Warryn}} stands on a crate on the westernmost transept, while the wizard {{CharLink|Quelenna}} patrols the easternmost. Gimblebock and Taman can be found arguing by a large broken statue by the entrance to the Rooftop Terrance about whether to risk going to check out the [[Nautiloid Wreck]].  
The Chapel Ruins are flanked by two higher-level transepts that overlook the nave of the Chapel. {{CharLink|Warryn}} stands on a crate on the westernmost transept while {{CharLink|Quelenna}} patrols the easternmost. {{CharLink|Gimblebock}} and {{CharLink|Taman}} can be found arguing next to a large broken statue about whether to abandon their post to search the [[Nautiloid Wreck]].


Some newer wooden construction can be found in the Chapel Ruins. A wooden crane suspends a '''Foundation Block''' above a cracked tile, while a ladder allows easier access to the eastern transept.
Newer wooden construction can be found in the Chapel Ruins. A wooden crane suspends a foundation block above a cracked tile, while a ladder allows easier access to the eastern transept.
 
In the depths of the Chapel Ruins is a locked '''Door''' to the [[Refectory]]. It can be lockpicked or interacted with to talk to the other looters within.  


In the depths of the Chapel Ruins is a locked door into the [[Refectory]] at {{Coords|285|375}}. Opening the door requires passing a {{Ability Check|Sleight of Hand|7}} or convincing the guard behind the door, {{CharLink|Andorn}}, to peacefully allow entry.
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=== Hidden Hatch ===
=== Hidden hatch ===
[[File:Chapel Entrance Hidden Hatch.png|thumb|A winding path down the Overgrown Ruins cliffside leads to a locked hatch.]]
[[File:Chapel Entrance Hidden Hatch.png|thumb|A winding path down the Overgrown Ruins cliffside leads to a locked hatch.]]
To the east of the Chapel Ruins is a long winding path down the cliffside that leads to a locked hatch {{Coords|319|367}}. The hatch can be opened with {{SkillCheck|Sleight of Hand|20}}, and leads to the [[Dank Crypt]].  
The winding eastward path along the cliffside leads to a hatch entrance into the [[Dank Crypt]] at {{Coords|315|365}}. Opening the hatch from outside requires passing a {{Ability Check|Sleight of Hand|20}}.


Along the path is a buried chest, as well as some [[Alchemical Ingredients]] like {{SmRarityItem|Balsam}} and {{SmRarityItem|Daggerroot}}. By the hatch is a lootable skeleton.
Along the route to the hatch, a buried [[Wooden Chest]] can be found at {{Coords|302|338}}.
 
A hidden '''Wooden Chest''' {{Coords|302|338}} with an arrow and some gold is buried at the start of the path, right before the climbable '''Knotted Roots'''. To discover it the player or a party member must make a {{SkillCheck|Survival|15}} when walking nearby. The wooden chest can also be sniffed out by [[Scratch]]
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== History ==
== History ==
The topside part of the [[Overgrown Ruins]] appear to have once been a chapel. Few clues remain topside as to who the chapel was dedicated to, despite the presence of two statues.  
The exterior of the [[Overgrown Ruins]] appears to be remnants of a chapel. Few clues remain as to the patron god, despite the presence of two statues.


=== Broken Statue ===
=== Broken statue ===
[[File:Chapel Entrance Broken Statue.png|thumb|The Broken Statue found in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins.]]
[[File:Chapel Entrance Broken Statue.png|thumb|The broken statue found in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins.]]
The larger, central statue of the Chapel is broken, with the upper half of the torso from the shoulders upwards broken off. The break is jagged and sloped to the side, which suggests it may have broken naturally. A small amount of rubble by the pedestal supports this. The pedestal itself is hefty, with a heavily worn plaque. Metal rings are affixed to each side of the pedestal.
The large, central statue of the Chapel is broken from the upper half of the torso and shoulders upwards. This break is jagged and sloped diagonally, suggesting a natural break that resulted in the collection of rubble by the pedestal. The pedestal itself is hefty and adorned with a heavily worn plaque. Attempting to read the plaque results in the narration: "Time and the elements have left the plaque unreadable." Metal rings are affixed to each side of the pedestal.


Other cracks are visible in the statue, such as along the back. A broken statue piece can be found under the eastern transept, and may have been the upper half of this statue.  
Other cracks are visible along the statue. A broken statue piece can be found beneath the eastern transept, which may have been part of its upper half.
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=== Smaller Statue ===  
 
[[File:Chapel Entrance Statue.png|thumb|The smaller, fully intact statue found in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins. Potentially a smaller version of the Broken Statue.]]
=== Small statue ===  
A smaller statue of a robed man with an austere face and thick beard reaches towards the broken statue. Similarities in the shape of the robe and pose suggest that it may be a smaller, intact version of the broken statue.  
[[File:Chapel Entrance Statue.png|thumb|The smaller, fully intact statue found in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins. Potentially a smaller version of the broken statue.]]
A smaller statue of a robed man with an austere face and thick beard reaches towards the broken statue. Similarities in the shape of the robe and pose suggest that it may be a smaller, intact version of the broken statue.
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=== Broken Statue Piece ===
=== Broken statue piece ===
[[File:Chapel Entrance Broken Statue Head Cropped.jpg|thumb|A piece of a statue from the shoulders up. Found in an alcove or lower room in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins. Potentially the upper half of the Broken Statue.]]
[[File:Chapel Entrance Broken Statue Head Cropped.jpg|thumb|A piece of a statue from the shoulders up. Found in an alcove or lower room in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins. Potentially the upper half of the broken statue.]]


Another piece of a statue from the shoulders up can be found in an alcove or lower room under the eastern transept. This is potentially the upper half of the Broken Statue, as it looks similar to the smaller statue and is broken along the shoulders. The location is too far for the broken piece to have ended up there without manipulation. Why it was moved, and by whom, is left unanswered.
Another piece of a statue from the shoulders up can be found in an alcove beneath the eastern transept. This is potentially the upper half of the broken statue, as it appears similar to the smaller statue and is broken along the shoulders. However, this location is too far from the broken piece to have arrived in the alcove without manipulation. It is unknown why it was moved and by whom.
 
Alternatively, this piece was part of a third statue that was located on the foundation that the wooden crane rests on. In this case, the piece would have still been moved by an external force into the alcove.
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=== Crane ===  
=== Crane ===  
[[File:Chapel Entrance Crane Cropped.jpg|thumb|The wooden crane holding the foundation block. Vines along the base and weathering of the wood suggests it's been there for a while.]]
[[File:Chapel Entrance Crane Cropped.jpg|thumb|The wooden crane holding the foundation block. Vines along the base and weathering of the wood suggest its age.]]
Of the more recent wooden construction around the Chapel Entrance, the wooden crane is most notable. It suspends a '''Foundation Block''' above a cracked tile.  
Of the more recent constructions around the Chapel Entrance, the wooden crane is notable for suspending a foundation block above a cracked tile.


The crane likely predates the looters, as the wood is weathered, and vines have begun to grow along its base. It is unknown who built it and for what purposes.  
The crane likely predates the looters, as the wood is weathered and metal rusted. Vines have begun to grow along its base, further suggesting its age. It is unknown whether the foundation block and coiled rope are more recent additions. The rope used in the crane and the rope coiled around the foundation block are of different hues, suggesting that the coiled rope may be newer. It is unknown who built this crane and for what purposes.
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== Notable Characters ==
== Notable characters ==
A group of [[Overgrown Ruin Looters|Looters]] are trying to gain entrance into the Overgrown Ruins. While the rest of them are below in the [[Refectory]], some remain above-ground at the Chapel Entrance.
A group of [[Overgrown Ruin Looters|Looters]] are trying to gain entrance into the Dank Crypt within the Overgrown Ruins. While most of the group is below in the Refectory, four bandits remain outside to stand guard.
* {{CharLink|Gimblebock}}, a [[Gnome]] [[Fighter]]
* {{MdCharLink|Gimblebock}}
* {{CharLink|Quelenna}}, a [[High Elf]] [[Wizard]]
* {{MdCharLink|Quelenna}}
* {{CharLink|Taman}}, a [[High Half-Elf]] [[Fighter]]
* {{MdCharLink|Taman}}
* {{CharLink|Warryn}}, a [[Rock Gnome]] [[Rogue]]
* {{MdCharLink|Warryn}}


== Notable Interactions ==
== Related quests==
 
=== Dissuading the Looters ===
When approaching {{CharLink|Gimblebock}}, he will automatically engage the party in conversation and ask them to leave. Resolving the situation peacefully will reward 50 Experience, fighting the bandits will be worth 70, plus the opportunity to take all their gear as well.
 
==== Companion Approval ====
* (The Dark Urge) {{SkillCheck|Strength|5}} - "I don't want to hurt you, but provoke me, and I'll keep stabbing long after you're dead."
* {{SkillCheck|Persuasion|10}} - "That ship is full of monsters. I wouldn't go near it."
* {{SkillCheck|Deception|12}} - "I think that ship's an invasion force. Run while you can!"
* {{SkillCheck|Intimidation|10}} - "The only thing you own is your life. Leave before I take that, too."
::{{Approval|Gale|+1}} {{Approval|Karlach|-1}} {{Approval|Shadowheart|+1}} {{Approval|Wyll|+1}}
* ''Attack''
::{{Approval|Astarion|+1}} {{Approval|Karlach|+1}} {{Approval|Laezel|+1}} {{Approval|Wyll|+1}}
 
=== Foundation Block ===
If the '''Coiled Rope''' holding the '''Foundation Block''' is damaged and destroyed by an attack, the foundation block will fall, dealing {{DamageText|50|Physical}} damage to creatures below it and crashing through the floor into the [[Refectory]] below. This hole can be {{SAI|Jump|jumped}} through.
 
=== Door to the Refectory ===
In the depths of the Chapel Ruins is a locked '''Door''' to the [[Refectory]]. It can be lockpicked with a {{SkillCheck|Sleight of Hand|7}}. Alternatively, if you interact with the door, the guard inside, {{CharLink|Andorn}}, will speak with you. He can be [[Persuasion|Persuaded]] or [[Intimidation|Intimidated]] to open the door. If this check fails, and the party then lockpicks the door and enters, Andorn will have moved away and left a blast mine trap in front of the door.
 
== Related Quests==
* {{Quest|Explore the Ruins}}
* {{Quest|Explore the Ruins}}


== Notable Loot ==  
== Notable loot ==  
* {{RarityItem|Talis: Divination without Magic}} found on [[Quelenna]]
* {{MdRarityItem|Scroll of Mage Armour}} carried by {{MdCharLink|Quelenna}}, if not used
* Various [[Scrolls]] found on [[Quelenna]]
* {{MdRarityItem|Scroll of Sleep}} carried by {{MdCharLink|Quelenna}}, if not used
* {{RarityItem|Shovel (item)|alias=Shovel}} found on [[Gimblebock]] (useful for the buried treasure in the vicinity)
* {{MdRarityItem|Shovel (item)|alias=Shovel}} carried by {{MdCharLink|Gimblebock}}
 
* {{MdRarityItem|Talis: Divination without Magic}} carried by {{MdCharLink|Quelenna}}
=== Hidden Treasure ===
* {{MdItemIcon|Wooden Chest}} buried at {{Coords|290|312}}
* Buried Chest {{Coords|290|312}}
* {{MdItemIcon|Wooden Chest}} buried at {{Coords|302|338}}
* Buried Chest {{Coords|302|338}}


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Latest revision as of 01:03, 24 October 2024

The Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins
Wilderness
Roadside Cliffs ← Chapel Entrance
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Ravaged Beach
The Chapel Entrance is a Location within the Wilderness in Act One of Baldur's Gate 3. It is located on the cliff on the north side of the Ravaged Beach. It covers the upper section of the Overgrown Ruins.

Overview[edit | edit source]

The Chapel Entrance contains a door to the Refectory and a hidden hatch to the Dank Crypt.

Four Looters have set up base and are arguing whether to hold their post or to search the Nautiloid Wreck to the south.

When approaching Gimblebock Gimblebock from outside, he will automatically engage the party in conversation and ask them to leave. Selecting any of these options grants: Gale approves +1 Shadowheart approves +1 Wyll approves +1 Karlach disapproves -1

  • [DARK URGE] [STRENGTH] I don't want to hurt you, but provoke me, and I'll keep stabbing long after you're dead. (DC 5)
  • [PERSUASION] That ship is full of monsters. I wouldn't go near it. (DC 10)
  • [DECEPTION] I think that ship's an invasion force. Run while you can! (DC 12)
  • [INTIMIDATION] The only thing you own is your life. Leave before I take that, too. (DC 10)
  • [BERSERKER] [INTIMIDATION] MINE. (DC 10 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [BARBARIAN] [INTIMIDATION] Not yours - mine. Leave. Now. (DC 10 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [ASTARION] [INTIMIDATION] Just grin, baring your fangs. (DC 10 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [PALADIN] [INTIMIDATION] Selfish cur - there might be survivors, yet you think only of loot. Leave before I make you leave. (DC 10)
  • [MONK] [INSIGHT] Your words hide fear, confusion. Looting that ship will bring you no peace. (DC 10)
  • [WARLOCK] That ship's full of poisonous vapours. Probably demonic. I'd stay away.
  • Attack Astarion approves +1 Lae'zel approves +1 Wyll approves +1 Karlach approves +1

When exiting from the crypt itself: Gale approves +1 Karlach approves +1 Shadowheart approves +1 Wyll approves +1

  • [DETECT THOUGHTS] [WISDOM] Read the gnome's mind.
    • Leave, before I gut you like I gutted Mari Mari and Barton Barton.
  • [DECEPTION] You have awoken me from my slumber - now I crave your blood! (DC 12)
  • [ASTARION] [DECEPTION] You have awoken me from my slumber - now I crave your blood! (DC 5)
  • [BARBARIAN] [INTIMIDATION] Mine now. Leave. (DC 10)
  • [INTIMIDATION] It's mine now. Leave before things get ugly. (DC 10)
  • Attack Astarion approves +1 Lae'zel approves +1 Wyll approves +1

Resolving the situation peacefully will reward 50 XP and an Inspiration for those with the Charlatan background. Fighting the bandits will grant 70 XP and the opportunity to take all their gear. Triggering the encounter from the balcony with Warryn Warryn will not lead to any approval increase no matter which option is chosen. It is necessary to start the encounter from the lower area near Gimblebock Gimblebock and Taman Taman. It is possible to defeat the bandits after convincing them to leave, granting a total of 120 XP.

Entering the Overgrown Ruins[edit | edit source]

Foundation block[edit | edit source]

A coiled rope holds a foundation block above Gimblebock Gimblebock and Taman Taman near X: 285 Y: 350. Snapping the rope with a ranged attack will cause the block to fall, dealing 50Damage TypesPhysical damage to creatures below it and crashing through the floor into the Refectory. This creates an entrance into the Refectory that the party can jump into.

Hidden hatch[edit | edit source]

To the east of the Chapel Ruins is a winding path along the cliffside that leads into the Dank Crypt at X: 315 Y: 365. To enter the crypt, a hatch can be opened from outside by passing a DC 20 Sleight of Hand check.

Refectory door[edit | edit source]

In the depths of the Chapel Ruins, a locked door leads into the Refectory at X: 285 Y: 375. The door can be opened by passing a DC 7 Sleight of Hand check or by convincing the guard behind the door, Andorn Andorn, to allow entry. On a successful Persuasion or Intimidation check, the party can enter the Refectory, causing Andorn to become hostile and Surprised Surprised. If the party fail to convince Andorn to open the door and enter via lockpicking, Andorn will have exited the area and left a blast mine trap at the entrance. All bandits inside the Refectory will be prepared for combat.

Locations[edit | edit source]

Entrance from the Roadside Cliffs[edit | edit source]

The Chapel Entrance, or Overgrown Ruins, as seen from the Roadside Cliffs.

The Chapel Entrance is located on the far east of the Roadside Cliffs, which can be reached via the eastward path from the  Roadside Cliffs Waypoint at X: 222 Y: 326.

Some of the chapel walls still stand, though much of it has collapsed into rubble.

Rooftop terrace[edit | edit source]

Two granite benches overlook the Ravaged Beach on the rooftop terrace by the Chapel Entrance. The terrace is fenced in with a balustrade.

The southern edge of the Chapel Entrance appears to house a former rooftop terrace. Two granite benches overlook the Ravaged Beach to the south. Water pools in the centre of this area, and two patches of Twisting Vines may Entangle Entangle the unwary. A set of stairs to the west of the terrace leads to the Roadside Cliffs while the set of stairs to the east leads to a hatch into the Dank Crypt at X: 315 Y: 365. The stairs to the north lead directly into the chapel.

A buried Wooden Chest can be found next to a granite bench at the south-east corner of the terrace at X: 290 Y: 312.

Chapel ruins[edit | edit source]

The Chapel Ruins, showing the structure of the upper ruin, and looters prepared for an ambush.

The Chapel Ruins are flanked by two higher-level transepts that overlook the nave of the Chapel. Warryn Warryn stands on a crate on the westernmost transept while Quelenna Quelenna patrols the easternmost. Gimblebock Gimblebock and Taman Taman can be found arguing next to a large broken statue about whether to abandon their post to search the Nautiloid Wreck.

Newer wooden construction can be found in the Chapel Ruins. A wooden crane suspends a foundation block above a cracked tile, while a ladder allows easier access to the eastern transept.

In the depths of the Chapel Ruins is a locked door into the Refectory at X: 285 Y: 375. Opening the door requires passing a DC 7 Sleight of Hand check or convincing the guard behind the door, Andorn Andorn, to peacefully allow entry.

Hidden hatch[edit | edit source]

A winding path down the Overgrown Ruins cliffside leads to a locked hatch.

The winding eastward path along the cliffside leads to a hatch entrance into the Dank Crypt at X: 315 Y: 365. Opening the hatch from outside requires passing a DC 20 Sleight of Hand check.

Along the route to the hatch, a buried Wooden Chest can be found at X: 302 Y: 338.

History[edit | edit source]

The exterior of the Overgrown Ruins appears to be remnants of a chapel. Few clues remain as to the patron god, despite the presence of two statues.

Broken statue[edit | edit source]

The broken statue found in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins.

The large, central statue of the Chapel is broken from the upper half of the torso and shoulders upwards. This break is jagged and sloped diagonally, suggesting a natural break that resulted in the collection of rubble by the pedestal. The pedestal itself is hefty and adorned with a heavily worn plaque. Attempting to read the plaque results in the narration: "Time and the elements have left the plaque unreadable." Metal rings are affixed to each side of the pedestal.

Other cracks are visible along the statue. A broken statue piece can be found beneath the eastern transept, which may have been part of its upper half.

Small statue[edit | edit source]

The smaller, fully intact statue found in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins. Potentially a smaller version of the broken statue.

A smaller statue of a robed man with an austere face and thick beard reaches towards the broken statue. Similarities in the shape of the robe and pose suggest that it may be a smaller, intact version of the broken statue.

Broken statue piece[edit | edit source]

A piece of a statue from the shoulders up. Found in an alcove or lower room in the Chapel Entrance of the Overgrown Ruins. Potentially the upper half of the broken statue.

Another piece of a statue from the shoulders up can be found in an alcove beneath the eastern transept. This is potentially the upper half of the broken statue, as it appears similar to the smaller statue and is broken along the shoulders. However, this location is too far from the broken piece to have arrived in the alcove without manipulation. It is unknown why it was moved and by whom.

Alternatively, this piece was part of a third statue that was located on the foundation that the wooden crane rests on. In this case, the piece would have still been moved by an external force into the alcove.

Crane[edit | edit source]

The wooden crane holding the foundation block. Vines along the base and weathering of the wood suggest its age.

Of the more recent constructions around the Chapel Entrance, the wooden crane is notable for suspending a foundation block above a cracked tile.

The crane likely predates the looters, as the wood is weathered and metal rusted. Vines have begun to grow along its base, further suggesting its age. It is unknown whether the foundation block and coiled rope are more recent additions. The rope used in the crane and the rope coiled around the foundation block are of different hues, suggesting that the coiled rope may be newer. It is unknown who built this crane and for what purposes.

Notable characters[edit | edit source]

A group of Looters are trying to gain entrance into the Dank Crypt within the Overgrown Ruins. While most of the group is below in the Refectory, four bandits remain outside to stand guard.

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Notable loot[edit | edit source]

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