The Counting House

Entrance to The Counting House
(by Tim Coddens)

Lower City
Rainforest's Home
↑
Flymm Cargo	←	Counting House	→	Old Garlow's Place

The Counting House is a Location within the Lower City in Act Three of Baldur's Gate 3.

“

A litlle coin in the right purse. A soft word in the right ear. It's not glory that spins these planes, lad - it's gold.

„

— Rakath Glitterbeard, on the power of gold contrasted with heroes

Overview

The Counting House is the major financial and banking facility in Baldur's Gate, participating in one way or another in most parts of the monetary flows in and out of the city.

The Counting House is found along the southern coast of the Lower City, in the Steeps district, occupying a small separate rocky island between Flymm Cargo and Old Garlow's Place, connected with the embankment with a wide stone bridge. It encompasses the three-storied main building, its subaqual storage facilities, and the docks to the south-west, separated from the main harbour.

The Counting House building is guarded inside and outside (including the dock area) by a small army of "Cashguards" (the specific term for the security staff of the facility). The docks are patrolled as well by two  Steel Watchers. However, there are no automatons inside the building. In addition, all areas of the Counting House are equipped with Alarm Machines, unique trap-like devices which turn on in case of emergency and bellow a signal, attracting all nearby guards for three turns. This resulting behaviour of the guards (where they are attracted to any triggered alarm machine for three turns, then turn it off if no one is found) can also be used to the party's advantage for traversing certain building areas.

Trespassing in any restricted area prompts a dialogue with the nearest Cashguard. The conflict may be resolved if the interacting party member succeeds a  DC 15 Persuasion or Deception Check or a  DC 25 Intimidation Check. In this case the party is transported to the building entrance. Otherwise, the guards become hostile.

Access

There are several possible ways to enter the building, but the only legal one is crossing the bridge from the southern embankment of the Lower City at X: -97 Y: -155.

There are other entrances, using any of which is considered a crime:

• Gates to the lower storage area, leading straight to the docks (X: -116 Y: -196). As the docks are considered a restricted area, opening these gates from any side makes all the guards hostile.
• A hole on the roof at X: -114 Y: -183 which is revealed with a successful  DC 15 Perception Check leads into the Head Clerk's office (see the First floor section below). This option is available only for Tiny characters and creatures (including those  disguised and  wildshaped as such).

Building layout

Teller area

Clients' hall of the Counting House
(by Tim Coddens)

When the party enter the main entrance, they find themselves in a large hall – the first floor of the whole building. It serves as the teller area for the Counting House clientele. Several visitors wait, with varying degrees of patience, to be served by the staff behind the counters: two clerks, a cashier and the  Head Clerk Meadhoney, who issues banking passes to the vaults and registers them. Most of the clients are anxious about the armies of the Absolute approaching the city and discontented with the slow service.

In the middle of the counter at X: -98 Y: -176 is an iron-cast gate which leads to the lower storage area – the ground floor of the building. To get past it, the party must obtain a  Bank Pass (see the Involvement section below).

In the western part of the hall is a door which leads to the area behind the counter. It is off-limits for anyone except the staff, but contains no remarkable items, except three accounting books (all red-outlined), where the owners of safes and vaults are listed. The  list of owners of the High Security Vaults is free to read, resting on the desk at X: -119 Y: -171.

At the end of the western part of the hall are stairs leading to the first floor. The door to the first floor is unlocked, but off-limits to enter.

Several display cases posted around the clients' hall are red-oulined and contain common or +1 enchanted uncommon weapons and / or pieces of armour, or common valuables. The larger ones are locked, requiring  DC 10 Sleight of Hand Check to open.

First floor

The corridor of the first floor

The first floor is considered off-limits to enter. It consists of a corridor guarded by two Cashguards, and two locked rooms: the Head Clerk's Office at X: -103 Y: -188 and the Head Banker's Office at X: -91 Y: -188. Both offices require  DC 20 Sleight of Hand Check to break in.

However, there are ways to explore each room without lockpicking the entrance doors. The aforementioned hole from the roof is actually a ventpipe for the chimney in the Head Clerk's office. The Head Banker's Office can be entered through another pipe from the ground floor of the building (see below).

In the Head Clerk's Office the party can steal a  Bank Pass. Also, in a cabinet at X: -102 Y: -183 is  A Private Stash Key.

In the Head Banker's Office is a  Scroll of Conjure Minor Elemental in a stack of scrolls near the entrance. Next to it, a  DC 5 Perception Check reveals a pipe (apparently for paper waste) which can be used by Tiny creatures to sneak down to the lower storage area and back. Inside the rosewood desk is another  key. On the desk is the book titled  Flintdigger's Abridged Dwarven History. It is used by the Head Banker as a source of four-digit passcodes for the High Security Vaults door; the party can learn the current code from it.

Roof

The roof of the Counting House can be explored using spatial movement such as  Fly,  Misty Step, or  Dimension Door. The roof of the main part has nothing remarkable, but on the western roof ground is the aforementioned hole leading inside. Also, at X: -120 Y: -178 a  DC 15 Perception Check reveals a cracked tile. Underneath it is a stash with  Thieves' Tools (1 to 3 sets), a  Trap Disarm Toolkit, a  Disguise Kit and two random Rare potions.

Lower storage area

The stairs from the teller area lead to a small landing ground, from where two more stairways descend to the east and to the west.

The western part apparently is an office for receiving valuables for custody. The area is not guarded, and looting it bears no consequences for the party. Several containers here (all red-outlined) keep precious and useful items:

• Two heavy chests, each labelled as "Private Stash", can be opened with either of the  A Private Stash Keys from the offices on the first floor. Otherwise, each needs a  DC 18 Sleight of Hand Check to lockpick. The chest at X: -85 Y: -185 contains the  Amulet of Restoration, an  Elixir of See Invisibility, a  Scroll of Cloud of Daggers, a  Potion of Superior Healing, 800 - 840 gold, and possibly 1-2 more random potions. The other one keeps 1600 - 1650 gold pieces.
• The unlocked Gilded Chest contains three precious gems and a random spell scroll, from uncommon to very rare.
• Two pouches on the counter always hold 4  Diamonds and 2  Black Diamonds.
• The stack of scrolls at X: -80 Y: -188 contains a  Scroll of Hold Person, a  Scroll of Ray of Enfeeblement, and a  Scroll of Revivify. Another one in the opposite corner keeps a  Scroll of Aid and a  Scroll of Expeditious Retreat.
• In the corner bookcase are several useful uncommon coatings and potions, notably the  Remedial Potion.

The eastern stairs lead to the door to the Loading Docks storage. This is actually the ground floor of the building, and the double doors at X: -116 Y: -196 lead to the docks. The docks are off-limits for civilians, and opening these doors without any means of concealment immediately makes all the guards inside and outside hostile.

In the opposite end of the room is the counter, and near it at X: -113 Y: -169 is the door to paper waste room – also red-outlined. Inside a  DC 5 Perception Check allows the party to notice a pipe leading to the Head Banker's Office. This way is available only for Tiny characters (including those  disguised and  wildshaped as such).

In the middle of this room is another guarded pair of cast-iron gates (both initially open). To proceed, the guards demand they be shown the  Bank Pass again. Between the gates several  DC 18 Perception Checks detect four Marble Plates. Triggering any of them causes both gates to close and lock, and fill the area between with a  Poison Cloud from a gas vent. If the trap is triggered, each gate requires  DC 25 Sleight of Hand Check to lockpick. Otherwise, a button behind the counter at X: -123 Y: -172 disables the trap and opens both gates.

Behind the gates more stairs down lead to the subaqual storage with safes, vaults, and high security vaults.

A Wooden Chest in the middle of the room requires  DC 15 Sleight of Hand Check to lockpick, but can also be opened with one of the  Loading Dock Chest Keys, which lies in the counter #3 (going from the entrance) on the northern balcony in the High Security Vaults hall (see below). The chest contains gold and 1-3 random rare spell scrolls.

Subaqual storage

Safes

Safes in the Counting House
(by Konstantin Melnik)

The Counting House Safes are found immediately after proceeding down the stairs and through the Vault Door at X: -91 Y: -158.

Safes are tucked behind ornate iron grates which cannot be interacted with and have no doors to enter. The grates group the safes as numbers 1-3 and 6-8, while numbers 4 and 5 are separated from all others. Bypassing the grates requires means of teleportation like  Misty Step,  Dimension Door, an  Arrow of Transposition, or intangibility effects like  Gaseous Form. Means of  flight, however, are not helpful, as the grates block all the way to the ceiling.

• Each safe require a  DC 20 Sleight of Hand Check lock or can be opened with the corresponding key.
• The keys to these safes follow the naming convention "Counting House Safe nºX Key". The contents of each safe and where to find its key are listed in an expandable table in the Loot section of this article. Referring to it first is recommended to choose the desirable loot and not waste scrolls, arrows and / or spell slots.
• Lockpicking and looting these vaults does not trigger any security response.

A Wooden Chest outside the grates contains only gold and can be opened with the  Vault Chest Key, which lies inside a Wooden Desk at X: 5 Y: 46. The chest inside, near safe #1, requires  DC 10 Sleight of Hand Check to lockpick and keeps gold and minor random loot.

Vaults

Vaults in the Counting House
(by Konstantin Melnik)

Through the door directly opposite the safes, on the left-hand side from the entry corridor are the Counting House Vaults. Two large Glyphs of Transposition protect the vault room, teleporting trespassers back to the entryway should they try to walk, fly, or jump over them. Detecting each glyph requires a  DC 15 Investigation Check.

These circles can be bypassed with instantaneous movement such as  Misty Step,  Arrow of Transposition as well as very precise jumps around their edges. They can also be disabled by activating the two buttons located at X: -971 Y: 797 and X: -975 Y: 797 or by shooting them with ranged attacks. The sigils remain present on the floor after being deactivated, but cease functioning.

• Each vault require a  DC 25 Sleight of Hand Check lock or can be opened with the corresponding key.
• The keys to these safes follow the naming convention "Counting House Vault nºX Key". The contents of each safe and where to find its key is listed in an expandable table in the Loot section of this article. Referring to it first is recommended to choose the desirable loot and not waste sets of Thieves' Tools and / or spell slots.
• Lockpicking and looting these vaults does not trigger any security response.

High Security Vaults

Door to the High Security Vaults in the Counting House
(by Konstantin Melnik)

At the deepest part of the Counting House are the High Security Vaults. The hall where these are located is cordoned beyond a vault door. In front of it are nine pressure plates with ⁠Dethek numerals from 1 to 9 engraved on them. Above the door are four lamps, hinting on the 4-digit code to open; each turns on after pressing the plate with a correct digit.

The door requires a  DC 99 Sleight of Hand Check to lockpick. However, this "impossible" lock can be bypassed in several ways:

• Entering the passcode by walking over four of the pressure plates in a correct order of 1-3-5-6; this can be learned from a tome of  Flintdigger's Abridged Dwarven History in the Head Banker's Office at X: -93 Y: -181..
• Creating an Electrified Watersurface and thus short-circuiting the lock. This can be accomplished by using  Create Water or throwing  Water on the floor, then dealing ⁠⁠Lightning damage to the wet surface. This method is hinted in the  Vault Visitor Log on a desk at X: -995 Y: 781, and in the  Cleaning Staff Note and the  Counting House Vault Rules (several copies of both documents can be found around the room).
• Lockpicking the door with  Thieves' Tools until a critical success is rolled; there are as many attempts possible as many sets of Thieves' Tools the party possess.
• Trying out the pressure plates until all four symbols are entered in the correct order; there is no limit to attempts allowed.

The interior of the High Security Vaults chamber
(by Konstantin Melnik)

After entering the room, the party come out onto the balcony above the main hall. Two stairs lead from it to the northern and southern lesser balconies with numerous counters on each. These counters contain several  Loading Dock Chest Keys. Despite looking identical, each key opens a single certain treasure chest from those strewn about the Counting House Docks.

The hall below the balcony features eight massive safe doors along the walls with  Enchanted Security cast on them to prevent use of the  Knock spell to open them. The ninth safe if located in the far part of the chamber behind another round vault door, which is always open.

• Each high security vault require a  DC 30 Sleight of Hand Check lock or can be opened with the corresponding key.
• The keys to these safes follow the naming convention "High Security Vault nºX Key". The contents of each safe and where to find its key is listed in an expandable table in the Loot section of this article. Referring to it first is recommended to choose the desirable loot and not waste sets of Thieves' Tools and / or inspiration points.
• Lockpicking and looting these vaults does not trigger any security response.
• Opening any of these vaults for the first time using lockpicking grants the following inspiration:
  • ⁠These Belong in a Museum! ( Guild Artisan background)
  • ⁠What Do We Have Here? ( Criminal background)

Docks

Docks of the Counting House

The docks line the south-western perimeter of the Counting House. They can be reached from several points:

• Through the double door at X: -116 Y: -196 connecting to the ground floor of the Counting House
• From the southern end of the Flymm Cargo pier, jumping to the boat moored across it.
• From the eastern end of the Water Queen's House, via jumping to the Lustrous Lass and then to another ship moored near the watchtower.

The docks are considered a restricted area. Being spotted by any of the dock patrols, including the two  Steel Watchers, at best results in ejection to the bridge outside the main entrance of the Counting House, and at worst in a fight. Multiple Alarm Machines are positioned on the docks, which can be turned on by a guard to alert all other guards within the vicinity, making them hostile towards the party.

Two cargo boats are moored at the docks' berths. Multiple treasure chests are strewn about the docks and ships' decks, most of them locked. The chests can be opened with the aforementioned  Loading Dock Chest Keys. Otherwise, each chest requires either a  DC 10 or 15 Sleight of Hand Check to unlock.

Though none of the chests contain unique loot, claiming them all garners a windfall of Valuables, Scrolls, Potions, and Gold. Two  Smokepowder Barrels and an excellent vista of the city's port and beyond can be reached by climbing to the top of the locked watchtower at X: -161 Y: -219. The lock on the door can be opened with the  Docktower Key carried by  Cashguard Basher Brammels, or with a  DC 15 Sleight of Hand Check. Travelling west from there leads to the Lustrous Lass, a ship steeped in disease and carrying a deadly  Cursed Imp stowaway.

Involvement

Obtaining a Bank Pass

To enter the Counting House past the teller area, the party must show a  Bank Pass to  Cashguard Captain Faril or offer her a bribe, which opens the dialogue options with ability checks to convince her let the party in. If they confess they do not have a pass, Faril points at  Head Clerk Meadhoney who issues the passes. Once obtained, the Bank Pass allows access to the lower levels of the bank, including the safes and vaults.

The pass can be obtained in several ways:

• Talking to Head Clerk Meadhoney. In the beginning of the conversation, a passive  DC 10 Insight Check allows the interacting party member to feel that something is off. Otherwise, they can cast  Detect Thoughts on Meadhoney to get the same result. A success in any of these options allows them to convince Meadhoney into giving a "temporary" pass (which is, in fact, just a normal pass) to the party via various ability checks. All possible dialogue options are listed on Meadhoney's page.
• Alternatively, if  Jaheira is in the party, she chimes in, which allows the party to bypass the aforementioned initial checks, and lower the DC on subsequent convincing checks as well.
• The Bank Pass can also be purchased from Meadhoney for  10,000 gp, or pickpocketed from him, if a party member manages to get undetected into the cashiers' zone behind the counter.
• Finally, the Bank Pass can be stolen from the Head Clerk's Office on the first floor, on a cabinet at X: -102 Y: -180.

Obtaining the Bank Pass by any of described ways grants the ⁠Key to the Vault inspiration to characters with the  Criminal background.

Vault events

The trap for the Stone Lord that did not work

On the Loading Dock area (the ground floor)  Cashguard Basher Nickelow asks for the pass one more time. She can also be convinced to let the party pass via various ability checks with DC from 15 to 30, or bribed. Full list of options to deal with Nickelow can be found on her page. After passing this guarding post, the party is free to explore and / or loot the Counting House safes and vaults.

Venturing into the High Security Vaults hall for the first time triggers a cutscene which shows the trap prepared by  Nine-Fingers Keene for the  Stone Lord. During the cutscene, the false  'Jaheira' shows up and teleports away together with Minsc, leaving a group of Bhaal Cultists behind. They immediately attack the party and the Counting House staff. Several Reapers of Bhaal start the fight  Invisible and hidden in the hall alcoves, and attempt to flank their opponents. The cultists concentrate their forces on killing foremost the party and the Head Banker  Rakath Glitterbeard. If the party want to initiate the quest ⁠Return Rakath's Gold afterwards, he must survive.^[verify]

Winning the fight and speaking to Rakath Glitterbeard starts the quest to return the stored hoard. He allows the party to explore the hall to find any clues. Investigating the pile of smashed chests in the far end of the hall, behind the vault door, gives such a clue on a successful  DC 10 Perception Check, where the party notice the mud is similar to the Undercity sewers' filth.

A shapeshifter under Jaheira's disguise

If the party complete ⁠The High Harper quest by recruiting Minsc and take him back to the Counting House, all notable interactable characters like Meadhoney, Rakath, and cashguards recognize him and express caution bordering with fear towards him. Minsc, however, does not remember anything of his deeds under the control of the tadpole, which makes him react mostly with surprise.

Nonetheless, having Minsc in the party when the party visit the Counting House again to complete the ⁠Return Rakath's Gold quest might be useful. When the party speak with Rakath Glitterbeard about returning the stolen gold (the amount is  10,000 gp), the party can accuse him of the lax security and then convince Rakath to compensate losses to the Guild and take only  5,000 gp. All ability checks to do it require DC 20, but with Minsc present the DC is lowered to 15.

Related locations

• ⁠Abandoned Cistern
• ⁠Grey Harbour Docks
• ⁠Guildhall
• ⁠Lower City Sewers

Related quests

• ⁠Aid the Underduke
• ⁠Return Rakath's Gold
• ⁠The High Harper

Characters

Notable

•  Head Banker Rakath Glitterbeard
•  Head Clerk Meadhoney
•  Cashguard Captain Faril
•  'Jaheira'
•  The Stone Lord

Counting House staff

Clerks and Cashiers

•  Chervis
•  Stivvo
•  Zollerix

Cashguards

•  Galleass
•  Helenia
•  Yonni

Cashguard Artillerists

•  Dadger
•  Erus
•  Faona
•  Heen
•  Jacko
•  Loretta
•  Morra
•  Smathers
•  Thamberg
•  Theoda
•  Triava

Cashguard Bashers

•  Brammels
•  Edvidge
•  Forstum
•  Humgoole
•  Karol
•  Mofty
•  Nickelow
•  Vikki
•  Dugg

Creatures

•  Steel Watcher - x2, patrolling the docks outside

Civilians

•  Brialavant
•  Brid Hunley
•  Gilla Merrun
•  Legarioll
•  Mevelenora
•  Rags Deelarma - outside
•  Skonal Dehann
•  Vrindula Mardassus - outside

Cultists of Bhaal

•  Death's Heads of Bhaal Feona
•  Death's Heads of Bhaal M'alice
•  Invoker of Bhaal Grice
•  Reaper of Bhaal Deera
•  Reaper of Bhaal Onilla
•  Reaper of Bhaal Skoan
•  Reaper of Bhaal Shrev
•  Reaper of Bhaal Vagga

Loot

Loot not found in safes and vaults:

• Amulet of Restoration
• Black Diamond - 2x
• Diamond - 4x
• Smokepowder Barrel - 2x

Safes

Safe No.	Key name	Key owner	Key location	Loot
1	Counting House Safe nº1 Key	D.W. Martin	⁠Szarr Palace In an Opulent Chest at X: -1308 Y: 1020, in the left sideroom from the ballroom. The door can be opened by pressing a button in the right sideroom.	Bronze Goblet Ruby  100 - 130 gp
2	Counting House Safe nº2 Key	Gorus Elgin Sold by Skittle	⁠Heapside Prison	Greataxe +2 Shortsword +2 Triumphal Helm
3	Counting House Safe nº3 Key	Derryth and Baelen Bonecloak	⁠Bonecloak's Apothecary In a Heavy Chest at X: 1459 Y: 841 in the basement	Pouch containing: alchemical ingredients - x1-3 random Elixirs - x1-3 random  100 - 130 gp Elixir of Battlemage's Power Potion of Universal Resistance Superior Elixir of Arcane Cultivation
4	Counting House Safe nº4 Key	None	⁠Counting House Carried by Head Clerk Meadhoney in the lobby. This key is passed to the party if they choose to "open a bank account" when talking to Meadhoney and pay him  10,000 gp.	None
5	Counting House Safe nº5 Key	Harvard Willoughby	⁠Elfsong Tavern	467-528 gp
6	Counting House Safe nº6 Key	"Anonymous client"	⁠Vonayn's Home In a Backpack at X: 978 Y: 1203 in a hidden part of the basement	1st Backpack contains: Mug Rope Potions of Healing (1-2 of random grade) Elixirs - x2 random  10 - 15 gp 2nd Backpack contains: Random Potion Coatings - x1-2 random Disguise Kit Thieves' Tools  20 - 25 gp
7	Counting House Safe nº7 Key	Oliver Tefoco	⁠Beehive General Goods	Angelic Scion Outfit Celestial Sandals Black Flare Leather Outfit + 1 to 4 more random outfits, hats and / or shoes
8	Counting House Safe nº8 Key	Ava Morlay	⁠Guildhall Entrance In a mailbox X: 65 Y: -95 above the entrance to the Guildhall	Gold Ingot - x4 Silver Ingot - x2  560 gp

Vaults

Safe No.	Key name	Key owner	Key location	Loot
1	Counting House Vault nº1 Key	Quenora Grisly	⁠The Blushing Mermaid (the tavern or the hag's lair in the tavern basement)	Opulent chest containing: Diamond Random minor loot  250 gp  580 gp
2	Counting House Vault nº2 Key	Oloric Witmirth	⁠Elfsong Tavern, in the side alcove near main entrance	Scroll of Disintegrate Scroll of Otto's Irresistible Dance Traveller's Chest containing more very rare scrolls and minor random loot
3	Counting House Vault nº3 Key	Alan Alyth	⁠Elfsong Tavern	Barrel-Aged Callidyrran Wine rack containing 5 random wines Wooden crate containing 4 random wines (the amount is total, some sorts may be x2)
4	Counting House Vault nº4 Key	Roger Highberry	⁠Highberry's Home	Beach at Dusk Full Body Depiction of a Tiefling Struck Match  495 gp
5	Counting House Vault nº5 Key	Avery Sonshal	⁠Felogyr's Fireworks	Pouch containing: Jacinth Random minor loot Scroll of Revivify  1220 gp Minor random loot and / or gold
6	Counting House Vault nº6 Key	Omotola	⁠The Glitter Gala	Gilded chest containing: Diamond Ruby Sapphire Plate Gold Ingot - x1-3 Silver Ingot- x1-2  200 - 230 gp Random minor valuables On the ground: Bronze Goblet Polished Necklace Silver Glass Silver Goblet Silver Tray

High security vaults

Safe No.	Key name	Key owner	Key location	Loot
1	High Security Vault nº1 Key	Lorroakan	⁠Ramazith's Tower In a trapped display case at X: 4972 Y: 704 on the lower floor	Nymph Cloak Spell Savant Amulet  251 gp
2	High Security Vault nº2 Key	Lady Jannath	⁠Lady Jannath's Estate	Jannath's Hat Gold Necklace Gold Pendant Gold Ring Perfumed Days, Passionate Nights Verdelite Ring  512 gp
3	High Security Vault nº3 Key	Cazador Szarr	⁠Cazador's Dungeon, in Cazador's sarcophagus at X: -1926 Y: 947	The Long Arm of the Gur Gold Necklace Gold Pendant Gold Ring Peridot Ring Silver Amulet Verdelite Ring  551 gp
4	High Security Vault nº4 Key	Allandra Grey	⁠Water Queen's House, In an Opulent Chest at X: -246 Y: -249 on the first floor	Trident of the Waves 4x Pearl Necklace  234 gp
5	High Security Vault nº5 Key	Ulder Ravengard	⁠Wyrm's Rock Fortress, In a hidden safe at X: -34 Y: 203 in Gortash's private chambers	A Father's Diary Ravengard's Scourger  517 gp
6	High Security Vault nº6 Key	Enver Gortash	⁠Iron Throne, In an Opulent Chest at X: -48 Y: 102 (northwestern section)	Mind Flayer Parasite Specimen Gold Ingot - x2 Silver Ingot Shield Steward Interrogation Log The Astral Prism Heist To Take Control  112 gp
7	High Security Vault nº7 Key	⁠Guildhall	Nine-Fingers Keene	Knock Knuckle Gloves Heavy chest containing: Ball Practice Sword Stuffed Bear Training Shield  Toy Block - x4  528 gp
8	High Security Vault nº8 Key	Viconia DeVir	⁠Cloister of Sombre Embrace, In a Jewellery Box at X: -398 Y: -1591	Black Diamond Peridot Ring Polished Ring Ruby Ruby Ring Pearl Silver Necklace Skeletons in Patriar Closets The Patriar Blackmail Files  261-268 gp
9	High Security Vault nº9 Key	Rakath Glitterbeard	⁠The Counting House Can be pickpocketed, looted or received as a reward for completing ⁠Return Rakath's Gold	Elegant Studded Leather

Related literature

• A PARDON
• Accounting Book - I
• Accounting Book - II
• Accounting Book - III
• After the Interdeium
• Appointment Request
• Bank Pass
• Basics of Beginner's Dwarvish
• Big Delivery
• Cleaning Staff Note
• Clerk's Letter
• Counting House Accounts - Number 47
• Counting House Family Vault List
• Counting House Vault Rules
• Dead or Alive
• Detailed Ledger
• Flintdigger's Abridged Dwarven History
• From the Desk of Rakath Glitterbeard, Head Banker
• Instructions for Receipt of Chest
• Invoice: Flooding Repairs
• Keepings of the Vaults
• Letter from Lady Jannath
• Orders from J
• Our Little Secret
• Private Shipment
• Record of the Honoured
• Safe and Sound: a Guide to our Vaults
• Shift Log
• Shipment Loss Notice
• Shipments Registry
• Vault Pass Ledger
• Vault Visitor Log
• Waukeen's Imprisonment
• Waukeen's Guide to Commerce

Gallery

• 
  Clients' hall of the Counting House
  (by Stimona Milanova)
• 
  Vaults hall of the Counting House
  (by Konstantin Melnik)

External links

• ⁠Counting House on the Forgotten Realms Wiki