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Get Orin's Netherstone

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Get Orin's Netherstone is a Quest in Act Three of Baldur's Gate 3. It is started automatically after entering Wyrm's Rock Fortress and long resting, or by entering the sewers for the first time.

Objectives[edit | edit source]

Head west on the road to Baldur's Gate.
  • Orin, the Lash of Bhaal, is hiding somewhere in Baldur's Gate with a Netherstone. We must find her and take it.
Search Baldur's Gate for Orin.
  • We need to scour the city for clues to Orin's location - murder most foul may be the place to start when tracking a Bhaalist.
  • Orin confronted us in a shapechanged disguise - then teleported away. We should keep looking for clues as to her base of operations.
Find and gain access to the Temple of Bhaal.
  • Gortash told us Orin resides in the Temple of Bhaal. We must find the temple and a way of getting in.
  • We found the Temple of Bhaal, but the doors are sealed shut. We need to find a way in - Orin may be inside.
  • We found a cruel and deliberately staged murder scene in Baldur's Gate - it could be the work of Orin.
  • We met a Flaming Fist Constable investigating Bhaalist murders in the city. We should investigate - this trail of blood may lead us to Orin and her Netherstone.
  • We found a Bhaalist target list - new recruits are being asked to stage murders as Absolute butchery. We should investigate: successful recruits gain access to the Temple of Bhaal, where Orin awaits.
  • Orin has kidnapped one of our number - we must find the Lash of Bhaal and free our companion.
  • Orin kidnapped Yenna - a young girl we met in Rivington. We must find the Lash of Bhaal and rescue her.
  • We killed Bane's Chosen, just as Orin requested. Now we need to bring his severed hand to the Murder Tribunal - where we will gain access to the Temple of Bhaal and Orin herself.
Find a way to access the Temple of Bhaal.
  • We slew Justice Sarevok and his Murder Tribunal - we should search his belongings to find a way into the Temple of Bhaal.
  • We found a Bhaalist Amulet on Sarevok's body. It may help us enter the Temple of Bhaal.
  • We found a map pointing us towards the Temple of Bhaal's hidden Undercity location.
  • Investigator Valeria told us where to find the Temple of Bhaal - Orin awaits us there.
Open the Temple of Bhaal and confront Orin.
  • Now we have the Bhaalist Amulet and the Temple of Bhaal's location, we can finally face Orin.
  • Justice Sarevok found us worthy of entering the Temple of Bhaal: he gave us an Amulet to open the doors as well as the Temple's location. We should go there - Orin awaits.
Confront Orin in the Temple of Bhaal.
  • We opened the Temple of Bhaal using the Bhaalist Amulet - now we must face Orin within.
  • The doors to Father's Temple opened before us - as the Bhaalspawn's right. We must enter and slay Orin.
Defeat Orin.
  • We must slay Orin to claim her Netherstone.
Retrieve Orin's Netherstone from her dagger.
  • With Orin dead, we must retrieve the Netherstone from her dagger.
Quest Complete
  • We have slain one of Bhaal's fetid spawn and claimed her Netherstone.

Walkthrough[edit | edit source]

Orin's Kidnapping[edit | edit source]

Orin Orin the Red kidnaps a party member under various circumstances. One 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. If there are no eligible companions at camp (for example if only three party members were recruited at all, or by using a party limit extender mod), Yenna Yenna is kidnapped instead. If Orin's kidnapping has not been triggered through a long rest, it can also be triggered in the Lower City Sewers. In this case, the event is mostly the same for each person - Orin, disguised as the kidnapping victim, appears grievously injured and begs the party to run away, explaining how they were brutally tortured by Orin. Then, Orin reveals herself and the kidnapping plot.

After Orin reveals she has a hostage, she states her demands. Enver Gortash 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 - winner takes the Netherstones. As long as the party takes him down, she will not harm her captive. This initiates Rescue Orin's Victim Rescue Orin's Victim.

If pursuing Gortash first and and managing to complete Get Gortash's Netherstone Get Gortash's Netherstone, Orin sends a blood to 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.' This starts Impress the Murder Tribunal Impress the Murder Tribunal.

If not pursuing Gortash first, then Investigate the Murders Investigate the Murders (or Impress the Murder Tribunal Impress the Murder Tribunal) must be completed. Finishing the quest also reveals the location and password for the tribunal.

Candulhallow's Tombstones[edit | edit source]

Entrance to Candulhallow's Tombstones

Candulhallow's Tombstones is northeast of Elfsong Tavern X: 74 Y: 25. Its entrance can either be lockpicked, or opened by a key if the party successfully stopped the serial killings. The party mus move into the back office room and remove the Butterfly on Skull painting X: 87 Y: 15 to find a button. Pressing the button reveals a secret door. The only way to get past this door is to know the passphrase, Sicarius.

The painting that hides the button.

Within the basement, there is a sign that says "Flaming Fists this Way." This area is heavily trapped with grease barrels that alight if entering that way. Instead, the party can remain on the brick path on the right and enter the door to the Murder Tribunal's antechamber X: -1302 Y: 519

Infiltrate the Murder Tribunal[edit | edit source]

Map of the Murder Tribunal.

The party mus enter the Murder Tribunal Antechamber and speak to That Which Guards. This entity provides a riddle, "Present me well from gifts thine own, or I shall rend thy flesh from bone." Choose "I killed to be here - and took the victim's hand as proof" to proceed forward. The party can use the hand bag from Dolor, the hands taken from any victims they chose to kill, or the hand of Gortash to gain entry. Choosing any other option results in a fight with the guards, and the Murder Tribunal becomes hostile as well. However, avoiding dialogue and directly attacking the guards does not make the Tribunal hostile.

If the party chose not to pursue the serial killer Dolor, then he is at the Tribunal arguing with That Which Guards. That Which Guards states that only one murderer can go forth into the Tribunal. The party can tell Dolor to either go ahead, persuade him to fight against the Tribunal, or fight him to the death.

If not fighting their way through, Sarevok Anchev Sarevok Anchev is encountered, along with the Echo of Amelyssan Echo of Amelyssan, Echo of Illasera Echo of Illasera, and Echo of Sendai Echo of Sendai. The party can ask Sarevok various questions about how he is still alive, his ties to Orin, and about what the Murder Tribunal is.

Sarevok states that there is no better mirror, in which to see the true nature of a killer than his victim. Thus, he summons the image of one of the murder victims. The spectre cannot speak, as the murderer stole its voice. Thus, the party must speak for it. Sarevok asks how the pitiful creature was slain:

  • First, I ended its sorry existence. Then, I cut the hand from its corpse.
  • The deed is done - the details don't matter.
  • In combat. Honourably.
  • [DECEPTION] First, I ended its sorry existence. Then I cut the hand from its corpse. (DC 20)
  • [DECEPTION] Slowly and painfully. I savoured every scream. (DC 20)
  • [DECEPTION] With a smile on my face, and pleasure in my heart. (DC 20)

(The DC is 10 instead of 20 for Dark Urge characters, or removed if the party actually killed the victim)

If the soul was actually slain by the party, then no deception checks are needed. Choosing the first two options or the last option or failing the Deception checks make Sarevok and the echoes hostile. Otherwise, Sarevok leads the party to the Dread Lord's Abattoir, for the next challenge. Inside the abattoir is the hollyphant investigator, Valeria Valeria. Sarevok demands Valeria to be killed in order to be baptized as an Unholy Assassin of Bhaal. However the party can turn on Sarevok and attack him and free Valeria.

An additional scene plays if either Minsc or Jaheira (or both) are in the party during the tribunal. Sarevok instantly recognizes them and accuses them of meddling in his father's affairs. The party can respond by stating they are sacrifices offered up to Bhaal and kill them or side with Jaheira / Minsc and attack the Tribunal or go through an Intimidation Intimidation or Performance Performance check to force Jaheira / Minsc to kneel before the Tribunal. Doing the latter satisfies Sarevok enough to allow the Tribunal to continue. Killing Jaheira / Minsc will more than satisfy the Tribunal so the questioning about the murdered victims is skipped entirely and Sarevok starts walking to the abattoir.

The Map to Bhaal Temple and the Amulet of Bhaal, which are needed to enter the Temple of Bhaal, can be acquired either as a reward from becoming an Unholy Assassin of Bhaal or looted from Sarevok Anchev Sarevok Anchev.

A Wooden Desk at X: -1239 Y: 531 contains A page from Sarevok's book, which if reveals, that Sarevok fathered Orin with his daughter Helena. This adds dialogue options, when talking with Orin and her mother in the Temple of Bhaal.

The Temple of Bhaal[edit | edit source]

Map of the Temple of Bhaal.
The hanging corpses in the Undercity Ruins.

The entrance to the Temple of Bhaal is at the Undercity Ruins waypoint. Using a ranged attack on one of the two corpses hanging from the ceiling in the center of the room at X: -142 Y: 934 causes the doorway the temple to open.

There is a long, winding path east to get to the Temple proper. Close to the entrance, an ambush of several unholy assassins occurs, detectable through a Perception Perception check.

Once the door to the Temple is reached X: 2 Y: 1006, the Amulet of Bhaal is necessary. The party must place the amulet against the door to gain entry. Orin can be found deep into the Temple.

The Chosen’s Room[edit | edit source]

The Chosen's Room X: 96 Y: 991 is down the stairs behind Orin (opposite the Temple’s entrance). It can be reached through a tunnel on the northern path or stealth means such as invisibility.

The room contains the corpse of Orin’s mother Helena Anchev. If Speak with Dead Speak with Dead is used on Helena's corpse, additional dialogue check options can be made available when confronting Orin at the altar. To accomplish this, either of theWho - questions must be asked, followed by Why did you try to kill your own daughter and then Did Orin know that Sarevok ordered you to kill her?. Passing these new checks causes a conflict in Orin, resulting in her Slayer transformation being forced on her by Bhaal instead of her choosing to activate it.

Confronting Orin[edit | edit source]

Orin's victim is shackled to an altar, which Orin holds the key to. Orin welcomes the party, while she knows if the player character became an unholy assassin or not. She also holds a dagger to the victim, threatening to kill them.

  • Like the salvation your mother offered? She attacked you on Sarevok's orders. Your father's orders... (if spoken to Helena)
    • You're pathetic. No wonder he tricked you so easily.
    • [DECEPTION] Sarevok told me the truth himself. He was laughing at you. (DC 25)
    • [PERSUASION] Sarevok's your father, Orin. He abused your mother. He abused you. (DC 25)
    • [RELIGION] Bhaal rejoices in such cruel betrayals. You really believed you were the exception? (DC 25)
    • I'm not the one who needs saving.
  • [DECEPTION] Gortash is dead. I left him rotting on the roof of his fortress. (DC 25)
  • [INTIMIDATION] Anything you do to him/her, I will inflict on you a hundredfold. (DC 25)
  • [CLERIC OF BHAAL] [PERSUASION] You said Bhaal wanted us to fight. He will reject this offering. (DC 25)
  • [PERSUASION] I did what you asked. I killed Gortash, so let him/her go. (DC 25 Advantage Icon.png) (if Gortash defeated)
  • Their fate is of no interest to me.

If any check is failed or a non-check option is chosen, Orin kills the victim on the altar and then transforms into her Slayer form (a level 12 monstrosity) and initiates combat.

If any check is passed, Orin still transforms and initiates combat, but ignores the living victim and faces the party. The altar can be lockpicked during combat with a DC 25 Sleight of Hand check, freeing the victim and allowing them to fight alongside the party. Otherwise, the victim can be freed by looting the Altar Key from Orin's remains; after which they thank the party and return to camp.

A Dark Urge character does not have to pass a check to save the kidnapped victim. However, the Dark Urge is expected to duel Orin one-on-one, without involving the rest of the party or Orin's allies.

Once the battle is completed, Orin is reduced to a lootable ‘gore pile’ and a cutscene shows the player character retrieving her dagger with the Orin's Netherstone in it.

Quest Rewards[edit | edit source]

Achievements[edit | edit source]

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First Blood
Kill Orin while her cultists are performing their ritual chant.


Notes[edit | edit source]

  • This quest is not time sensitive, as long not attempting to infiltrate the Temple of Bhaal. Orin is happy to wait for the party to murder Gortash in the meantime.
  • If an Origin other than the Dark Urge is chosen, then the body of a possible Dark Urge can be found in Orin's bedroom.
  • The line added by speaking with Helena reads Like your mother's punishment? if Gortash has been defeated, and the line Your 'father’s' orders… is only added to the end of it if the note in the Murder Tribunal was read.