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== Walkthrough == | == Walkthrough == | ||
=== The Kidnapping === | === The Kidnapping === | ||
{{CharLink|Orin|Orin the Red}} kidnaps a party member under various circumstances. The easiest event trigger is long resting after arriving in the [[Lower City]]. Orin shapeshifts as the party member she abducts and speaks to the party. Orin only abducts characters who are at camp and not in the current party. Alternatively the party is confronted by Orin in disguise as the kidnapped victim in the [[Lower City Sewers]]. | |||
It's not possible to avoid the kidnapping before confronting Orin. She kidnaps the following non-romanced companions, using the priority below: | It's not possible to avoid the kidnapping before confronting Orin. She kidnaps the following non-romanced companions, using the priority below: | ||
# | # {{CharLink|Lae'zel}} | ||
# | # {{CharLink|Halsin}} | ||
# | # {{CharLink|Gale}} | ||
# | # {{CharLink|Minthara}} | ||
# | # {{CharLink|Yenna}} | ||
Approval has no influence on the chosen victim, the only way to avoid a companion being kidnapped is to have them in the party and not at camp. | Approval has no influence on the chosen victim, the only way to avoid a companion being kidnapped is to have them in the party and not at camp. | ||
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If Gale is the unlucky target, "he" approaches the party about the orb in his chest. He states that he must sacrifice himself for the good of the many, otherwise Baldur's Gate will be only the first city to fall. As he seems to be exploding, he instead transforms into Orin, who reveals her kidnapping. | If Gale is the unlucky target, "he" approaches the party about the orb in his chest. He states that he must sacrifice himself for the good of the many, otherwise Baldur's Gate will be only the first city to fall. As he seems to be exploding, he instead transforms into Orin, who reveals her kidnapping. | ||
If Halsin is kidnapped during a long rest, "he" appears about to kill | If Halsin is kidnapped during a long rest, "he" appears about to kill {{CharLink|Scratch}}. He transforms back into his humanoid self, claiming that the corruption of the city is eating away at him. "Halsin" puts a knife to his chest, which the party can either slap away, try to use medicine to find a way to treat Halsin, or try to persuade him to stand down. | ||
If Halsin's kidnapping is discovered in the sewers, he will burst out of a door and say he was forced to kill many people. He will break down at his guilt. Afterwards, Orin reveals herself and says the party must sharpen their wits to spare Halsin the true blade. | If Halsin's kidnapping is discovered in the sewers, he will burst out of a door and say he was forced to kill many people. He will break down at his guilt. Afterwards, Orin reveals herself and says the party must sharpen their wits to spare Halsin the true blade. | ||
If Minthara is captured, "she" is covered in blood and claims that Isobel, Wyll, Karlach, or Jaheira was trying to kill her. "She" may show a dead body under a cloth, claiming it to be their corpse, slain in self defense. If neither Karlach, Wyll, Isobel, or Jaheira are available, "she" claims it is Yenna. "Minthara" says no one at camp is trustworthy and they must be slain in their sleep. Whatever the response, she reveals herself to be Orin. | If Minthara is captured, "she" is covered in blood and claims that Isobel, Wyll, Karlach, or Jaheira was trying to kill her. "She" may show a dead body under a cloth, claiming it to be their corpse, slain in self defense. If neither Karlach, Wyll, Isobel, or Jaheira are available, "she" claims it is Yenna. "Minthara" says no one at camp is trustworthy and they must be slain in their sleep. Whatever the response, she reveals herself to be Orin. | ||
If the victim is Yenna, she is cooking a meat skewer when the party approaches. She tells the party to try it, stating there is something special in it. That turns out to be | If the victim is Yenna, she is cooking a meat skewer when the party approaches. She tells the party to try it, stating there is something special in it. That turns out to be {{CharLink|Grub}}, the cat, who Orin killed and cooked into the skewers. After this, Orin reveals herself and the true nature of the meat skewers. | ||
==== Kidnapping in the Sewers ==== | ==== Kidnapping in the Sewers ==== | ||
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=== Orin's Demands === | === Orin's Demands === | ||
After Orin reveals she has a hostage, she states her demands. | After Orin reveals she has a hostage, she states her demands. {{CharLink|Enver Gortash}} bound her blade when the Chosen Three initially came together, making her unable to harm him. For this reason, she needs the party to step in and kill him. After this, she intends to face the party in a battle to the death - the winner takes the Netherstones. As long as the party takes Gortash down, she won't harm her captive. | ||
If the party chooses to pursue Gortash first and manages to complete | If the party chooses to pursue Gortash first and manages to complete {{Quest|Get Gortash's Netherstone}}, Orin sends a bloody letter to camp titled "Congratulations on the Murder of Gortash." She tells the party that they must now face the [[Murder Tribunal]] and become an unholy assassin of Bhaal before they can face her. She gives the party a location - [[Candulhallow's Tombstones]] and a password - 'Sicarius.' | ||
If the party does not want to face Gortash first, then | If the party does not want to face Gortash first, then {{Quest|Investigate the Murders}} must be completed. Finishing the quest also reveals the location and password for the tribunal. | ||
=== Finding and Confronting Orin === | === Finding and Confronting Orin === | ||
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After the party makes their way to the depths of the Temple of Bhaal, the victim will be found chained to the Altar of Bhaal. If the party begins dialogue with Orin and picks the wrong option or fails a check, Orin will murder the victim. To save the victim, the party must either succeed a check or use information on Orin's mother. Alternatively, they can simply begin combat by attacking (with or without surprise), bypassing the dialogue entirely. | After the party makes their way to the depths of the Temple of Bhaal, the victim will be found chained to the Altar of Bhaal. If the party begins dialogue with Orin and picks the wrong option or fails a check, Orin will murder the victim. To save the victim, the party must either succeed a check or use information on Orin's mother. Alternatively, they can simply begin combat by attacking (with or without surprise), bypassing the dialogue entirely. | ||
The Altar can be opened using the | The Altar can be opened using the {{CharLink|Altar Key}} looted from Orin, lockpicked with a {{Ability check|Sleight of Hand|25}}), or opened with {{SAI|Knock}}. If freed during combat, the victim joins the fight as a controllable character. Lockpicking before battle will initiate dialogue as if the victim were still restrained. | ||
== Quest Rewards == | == Quest Rewards == | ||