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<li> {{SmItemIcon|A Mummy's Memories|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|A Mummy's Memories|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|A New Blasphemy: Bloodletting and Sanguine Arcana|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|A New Blasphemy: Bloodletting and Sanguine Arcana|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|'An History of the Society of Brilliance as Told by Its Members'|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|An History of the Society of Brilliance as Told by Its Members|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|Annotated Ship's Manifest|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|Annotated Ship's Manifest|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|A Pleasurable Deal|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|A Pleasurable Deal|wrap=y}}</li>
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<li> {{SmItemIcon|On Sloth, Gluttony, and Vice|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|On Sloth, Gluttony, and Vice|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|On the Greater Healing Potion|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|On the Greater Healing Potion|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|'On the Inevitability of Moral Decay and its Benefits'|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|On the Inevitability of Moral Decay and its Benefits|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|On the Origins of Evil|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|On the Origins of Evil|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|On the Origins of the Zhentarim|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|On the Origins of the Zhentarim|wrap=y}}</li>
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<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Collectanea Rubrum|wrap=y}}</li>
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<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Curse of the Vampyr|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Curse of the Vampyr|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|'The Demonic Crisis'|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Demonic Crisis|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Devil You Know: An Autobiography|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Devil You Know: An Autobiography|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Diary of Lump the Enlightened|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Diary of Lump the Enlightened|wrap=y}}</li>
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<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Lord of Murder's Songbook|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Lord of Murder's Songbook|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Lords of Madness, Vol 4: Yeenoghu|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Lords of Madness, Vol 4: Yeenoghu|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|'The Lost Tomb of Khaem'|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Lost Tomb of Khaem|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Many Faces of Gond|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Many Faces of Gond|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Many Tales of Mother Campestri|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Many Tales of Mother Campestri|wrap=y}}</li>
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<li> {{SmItemIcon|The One that Got A Thay|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The One that Got A Thay|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Parables of Dawnmaster Vaseid|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Parables of Dawnmaster Vaseid|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|'The Pilgrimage to Gravenhollow'|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Pilgrimage to Gravenhollow|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Power of the Crown|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Power of the Crown|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Pronunciation of Common for Monstrous Species: A Guide for Pedagogues|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Pronunciation of Common for Monstrous Species: A Guide for Pedagogues|wrap=y}}</li>
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<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Ultimate State|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Ultimate State|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Unclaimed|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Unclaimed|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|'The Velkynvelve Pursuit'|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Velkynvelve Pursuit|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Waning Moon: Consignments|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The Waning Moon: Consignments|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The War between Selûne and Shar|wrap=y}}</li>
<li> {{SmItemIcon|The War between Selûne and Shar|wrap=y}}</li>

Revision as of 23:30, 22 June 2024

Books are readable items in Baldur's Gate 3. Reading them might start or update Quests or trigger a cutscene. Most of them provide world or character lore.

In addition, other forms of written material can be found on these pages:

Story Item

Legendary

Common

Contents

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Other

These items are not treated as books by the game, and have a different functionality.

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