Lorroakan
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| Level 8 | |||||||
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Human | ||||||
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Humanoid | ||||||
 HP
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68 | ||||||
 AC
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12 | ||||||
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Medium | ||||||
 Initiative
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+0 | ||||||
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| Class | Wizard | ||||||
| Location | Sorcerous Sundries | ||||||
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Lorroakan is the human proprietor of Sorcerous Sundries, met during Act Three of Baldur's Gate 3. He can be found at Ramazith's Tower, after travelling there from his store in the Lower City, Baldur's Gate.
Word in Waterdeep has it he's a bit of a cad. But you say he's an accomplished wizard?— Gale on the great wizard Lorroakan
 | Spoiler warning: The following content contains unhidden spoilers. Read at your own risk. |
Find the Nightsong
Act One
Lorroakan is first mentioned by Aradin, whom the party meets outside of the Druid Grove. Aradin will tell the player about a huge sum of money offered by a wizard, in exchange for a treasure called the Nightsong.
He is also mentioned by Rolan, who is especially proud of the fact that Lorroakan has accepted him as his student, with that being his primary reason for travelling to Baldur's Gate. Gale, however, notes that he's a bit of a cad.
Act Three
Once they arrive in Baldur's Gate, the player is tasked to meet with Lorroakan to find out what he wants with the Nightsong.
Manning the till at Sorcerous Sundries, the party will find Rolan with a bloodied face. A successful Insight check will reveal that, despite his cheerful tone, there's something wrong. If asked about the Nightsong, Rolan will divulge that many people have come to claim Lorroakan's bounty to no avail. He will also warn them about Lorroakan's temper if they plan on bringing him information about the Nightsong.
Heading upstairs, the party will be greeted by Lorroakan's Projection and four portals, one of which is the correct one to transport the party to Lorroakan.
Using the far left portal, the party is teleported to Ramazith's Tower in the Upper City where Lorroakan is using his assistant Miklaur as target practice. Noticing the party, he will question them on whereabouts of the Nightsong. The player can answer truthfully, or succeed various Ability Checks to deceive him.
If Alyin is at camp and later informed of Lorrokan's intentions, she will depart for Ramazith's Tower to confront him. Siding with Lorroakan will cause Aylin to become hostile, summoning four Moonlight Slivers to her aid. When she is defeated, Lorroakan will reward the player with 5000 gold, and as well lend his aid for Gather Your Allies, granting 
during the final battle.
Otherwise, siding with Aylin, Lorroakan will be joined in battle by of each elemental type of myrmidon, Miklaur and Krank.
Notable loot
In the lower area of Ramazith's Tower:
Gallery
Lorroakan Promotional Screenshot
Notes
- Lorroakan first appeared in
Murder in Baldur's Gate adventure for the 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons as well as Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus.
- In D&D 5e is the current owner of Ramazith's Tower in Upper City while Sorcerous Sundries belonges to another wizard, Rivalen Blackhand. Lorroakan is broke and has an ever-pressing need for money, and he desperately wants to learn the late wizard Ramazith's secrets of wealth that lie beneath his tower. Lorroakan is eager to hire some adventurers to do it for him.
- It is possible when the Upper City was scrapped early in development, Larian had to move Lorroakan and his storyline to Sorcerous Sundries, making him a wealthy proprietor of both buildings. It is also possible that Sorcerous Vault was initally designed to be Ramazith's Vault as it has tower-like features. The door in the Sorcerous Vault that leads to the Archmage hub is titled "Ramazith"
- If you bring Gale along to meet him while proceeding with his quest The Wizard of Waterdeep, the two will bicker over the artifacts they both desire; the Nightsong and the Crown of Karsus.
- He can be questioned by using Speak with Dead to reveal the location of his valuables and how he came to possess Ramazith's tower. He also reveals, very reluctantly, that Rolan is a more powerful wizard than himself.
External links
- Lorroakan on the Forgotten Realms Wiki