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| description = Lenore De Hurst is a character mentioned in Baldur's Gate 3. | | description = Lenore De Hurst is a character mentioned in Baldur's Gate 3. | ||
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| | | class_title = Cleric of Mystra | ||
|name = Lenore De Hurst | | name = Lenore De Hurst | ||
| | | image = Sussur Bloom Icon.png | ||
| class = [[Cleric]] | |||
| family = [[Yrre]] (partner) | |||
|class = Cleric | | hometown = [[Arcane Tower]] | ||
|family = [[Yrre]] (partner) | }}'''Lenore De Hurst''' {{note|Lenore's last name is variously spelled as 'DeHurst' and 'De Hurst' in the game.}} is a [[cleric]] of [[Mystra]] who lived in the [[Arcane Tower]], where she researched the magical properties of the [[Underdark]]. She is not available to directly interact with, but her former home can be visited, and she is referenced by a number of different characters, books, and item descriptions. | ||
}}'''Lenore De Hurst''' is a [[cleric]] of [[Mystra]] who lived in the [[Arcane Tower]], where she researched the magical properties of the [[Underdark]]. She is not available to directly interact with, but her former home can be visited, and she is referenced by a number of different characters, books, and item descriptions. | |||
Lenore kept correspondence with other magic practitioners, including [[Lorroakan]] and [[Yrre]]. | Lenore kept correspondence with other magic practitioners, including [[Lorroakan]] and [[Yrre]]. | ||
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* <em>'No, of course you wouldn't. It's a written language, unreadable to most... but myself, naturally. It comes from a mysterious race from another world - beings that feed on minds.'</em> - A reference to [[Mind Flayer]]s, which are central to the story of BG3. Possibly also a reference to how BG3's story and concept was being worked on by a small team of writers from 2016 to 2018 before the rest of Larian got involved. | * <em>'No, of course you wouldn't. It's a written language, unreadable to most... but myself, naturally. It comes from a mysterious race from another world - beings that feed on minds.'</em> - A reference to [[Mind Flayer]]s, which are central to the story of BG3. Possibly also a reference to how BG3's story and concept was being worked on by a small team of writers from 2016 to 2018 before the rest of Larian got involved. | ||
* <em>'I intend to seek them out. This Gustavchen seems to guard portals to their realm. And once I've uncovered one, well... why settle for being the greatest mind in just one world, when there's another for the taking?'</em> - Implies that the 'Tuqueen' referenced in Lenore's letter is in fact Tarquin, and he somehow managed to find his way to the Forgotten Realms shortly before the events of BG3. | * <em>'I intend to seek them out. This Gustavchen seems to guard portals to their realm. And once I've uncovered one, well... why settle for being the greatest mind in just one world, when there's another for the taking?'</em> - Implies that the 'Tuqueen' referenced in Lenore's letter is in fact Tarquin, and he somehow managed to find his way to the Forgotten Realms shortly before the events of BG3. | ||
Tarquin was later spotted at the [[House of Grief]], undergoing the Mapping of the Heart under a pseudonym. {{cite text| | Tarquin was later spotted at the [[House of Grief]], undergoing the Mapping of the Heart under a pseudonym. {{cite text|Client List|Unknown Sharran}} | ||
==Related equipment== | ==Related equipment== | ||
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* {{SmItemIcon|Treatise on the Antimagic Properties of Sussur Tree Flowers}} | * {{SmItemIcon|Treatise on the Antimagic Properties of Sussur Tree Flowers}} | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||