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Purpose and Usage
In the Early Access, the night-time version of the campsite serves as the primary location for Long Resting, and reforming the party composition. It is also a key location to progress the main and companion stories through camp conversations.
The day-time version of the camp is accessed whenever the player chooses to arrive at it through fast travel. The player may also appear here instead of in the World Map after resting if certain camp cutscenes that don't trigger automatically are available.
Waypoints
This location does not contain any waypoints, but can be fast travelled to at any point. Arriving in the campsite this way triggers the day-time version of the location.
Instances
The appearance of the Campsite (tents, furniture, characters, etc.) may change as the story progresses, provided the player gathers companions and allies. The campsite has several instance variants that are used when travelling to camp from certain game locations. Like the open world it is possible to loot containers and take items to be sold. These can be looted from each instance.
- Wilderness Campsite: This is the primary campsite players visit when in the Wilderness or many of its Zones and locations.
- Overgrown Chapel Campsite: This is the primary campsite players visit when in the interior regions of the Overgrown Ruins
- Blighted Village (Basement) Campsite: This campsite is visited when in the basement / cellar of any home in the Blighted Village.
- Cavern Campsite: This campsite is visited when resting in the Whispering Depths.
- Underdark Campsite: This campsite is visited when in the primary Underdark region.
- Underdark (Grymforge) Campsite: This campsite is visited when in Grymforge
- Underground Campsite: This campsite is visited when in underground over-land regions such as the Zhentarim Basement or the Underground Passage.
- Baldur's Gate Alley Campsite: This campsite is visited when resting while in the Lower City in Act III.
- Elfsong Tavern Suite: This campsite is different from the others in that it is not automatically obtained by resting. Instead, the player must speak to Alan Alyth behind the bar of the Elfsong Tavern and unlock the option to stay at the Inn, either by paying gold or via a dialogue check. Once unlocked the room will be available on rest, and replaces the Alley Campsite as the main camp while resting in Baldur's Gate.
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Item Persistence
You can place items, containers, chests in a camp. If you return to the same camp instance those items will persist. However, if you travel to a different camp instance type, those items will not be moved to the new instance.
At a certain point in the story you can not return to camp instances from previous Acts. So storing items in these camps can be dangerous (pending further testing).
Galleries
Campsites are often visually distinct between regions.
The Wilderness Campsite at the start.
The Basement Campsite.
The Underground Campsite.
The Underdark Campsite.
The Grymforge Campsite.
The Campsite may also host additional NPCs.
Individual campsites may vary greatly in layout and expanse.
The Adamantine Forge Campsite.
The Adamantine Forge Campsite.
The Adamantine Forge Campsite.
The Adamantine Forge Campsite.
Rosymorn Monastery Trail Campsite.
Rosymorn Monastery Trail Campsite.
Related Quests
Notable Characters
The presence of any of the below characters is dependent upon story choices made by the player.
Companions
NPCs
- Barcus Wroot
- Oathbreaker Knight (until paid to renew the Oath, if a Paladin broke it.)
- Owlbear Cub
- Scratch
- Volothamp Geddarm
- Withers