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Nine-Fingers Keene
Nine-Fingers Keene is the human Guildmaster of the Guild in the city of Baldur's Gate.[2]
“I haven't got the slightest idea what he's trying to say.„
Involvement[edit | edit source]
Nine-Fingers Keene can be found in the Guildhall in the Lower City of Baldur's Gate. She can provide information on finding Minsc. If spoken with by Jaheira, Keene refers to her as a hero, claims that Jaheira owes her money, and makes note of allowing a Harper to walk "unholed" through the Guildhall.
If Minsc is in the party when visiting again, Nine-Fingers tells him he was a hero of hers when she was younger. Minsc and Boo can offer to join the Guild as Nine-Fingers' 'Berserker Lodge', after the Absolute is slain.
Nine-Fingers Keene can help the party in the final fight if they side with the Guild instead of the Zhentarim at the end of the quest 
, allowing her personal bodyguards to be summoned with 
. The inspiration 
will be gained by party members with the 
background.
Combat[edit | edit source]
Attacks and abilities[edit | edit source]
Range: Self 
Recharge: Three times per turn Loot[edit | edit source]
Dagger - 30x[3]
High Security Vault nº7 Key
Leather Armour +2- 2 Keys, one for the secret Bookcase door and another for the Vault behind it.
Related literature[edit | edit source]
A PARDON
Dead or Alive- Guildmaster's Orders
Inroads by Arms Dealer Gortash
Letter from Nine-Fingers
Missed Payment- Note from Kingpin Rilsa
- Our Offer Remains Open
- Pleading Letter
- Queen of Kingpins
Scouting for Kingpins
Skeletons in Patriar Closets- Shipment Orders
- Tough Letter
You've Got Friends in the Guild
Related quests[edit | edit source]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Model
Keene smiling
Keene after a fight
Notes[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Dialogue with Jaheira and Minsc, and in Greenwood, E., Sernett, M., & Winter, S. (2013-08-20). D & D: Murder in Baldur’s Gate.
- ↑ Keene is an established Dungeons and Dragons character, who previously appeared in
Murder in Baldur's Gate.
- ↑ Nine-Fingers having 30x Daggers is possibly an Easter egg reference to the character Logen Ninefingers from Joe Abercrombie's The First Law trilogy who famously teaches others, You can never have too many knives.[Needs Verification]