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Taron named in-game as Dead Half-Elf, is a dead adventurer in the Undercity of Baldur's Gate during Act Three.

Involvement[edit section | visual editor]

Act Three[edit section | visual editor]

Taron is in the Ancient Lair of the Undercity. If the party commune with him via Speak with DeadSpeak with Dead, he reveals that Mystic CarrionMystic Carrion had once promised him a better life, only to cause his slow and painful demise while trying to perform a ritual.[1]

Speak with Dead[edit section | visual editor]

Taron can be communed with using Speak with DeadSpeak with Dead.

  • Who are you?
    • Dead Half-Elf
      Beggar... vagrant... scum... my name was Taron...
  • Where are you from?
    • Dead Half-Elf
      Tumbledown... long ago... no home now...
  • How did you get here?
    • Dead Half-Elf
      Carrion... offered shelter... safety... I was desperate...
      • Who is 'Carrion'?
        • Dead Half-Elf
          Mystic Carrion... medium... monster... liar...
  • Who killed you?
    • Dead Half-Elf
      Carrion...
      • What do you know about Mystic Carrion?
        • Dead Half-Elf
          Mystic Carrion... medium... monster... liar...
          • What lies did Carrion tell?
            • Dead Half-Elf
              Promised... better life... given only death...
              • What did Carrion do to you?
                • Dead Half-Elf
                  Bled... hollowed... emptied... alive... was still alive...
                  • Why didn't he kill you straight away?
                    • Dead Half-Elf
                      A ritual... jars... hidden in flesh... I failed... died too quickly...

Notes and refrerences[edit section | visual editor]

  1. His internal name S_LOW_DeadAdventurer_001 suggests that he is or should have been somehow connected to Dead HalflingDead Halfling, Dead Human (Fighter)Dead Human (Fighter), and Dead Human (Wizard)Dead Human (Wizard), as their internal names are S_LOW_DeadAdventurer_002 to 004.