Tugelnhorn

Tugelnhorn struggles with working conditions but hesitates to join an employee strike in Baldur's Gate during Act Three.

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Lots of grumbling around here. Too much work for too little pay. It'll turn around though, always does.

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— Tugelnhorn

Involvement

Act Three

Tugelnhorn and Ormont are members of the Harborhand crew. While Ormont is intent on striking, Tugelnhorn believes that the Absolute's impending approach signals a bad time to strike. The pair can be found in the Lower City, north of Old Garlow's Place.

Idle banter

• Tugelnhorn

  It ain's so bad - could be a damn sight worse. You've got a job and a place to rest your head -

  • Ormont

    - When they bloody let me rest my head.

    • Tugelnhorn

      Well plenty don't even have that, have they? What about all those refugees? They've got nothing.

      • Ormont

        What about them? You want them flooding in here, driving down our wages even more?

        • Tugelnhorn

          Well... no. Wouldn't want that.

• Ormont

  It ain't right - they're pushing folk too far.

  • Tugelnhorn

    I know, but moaning isn't helping anyone, is it?

    • Ormont

      Helps me - good to get it off your chest. Anyway, we just going to let what's-his-name and his toy soldiers take over the whole city?

      • Tugelnhorn

        He's not gone that far. Not even close. And if you keep talking the way you're talking, the Fists will start breaking heads.

        • Ormont

          Good - I might get some sleep if I took a crack on the noggin.

• Ormont

  There ain't no one coming to help us - we ought to be helping ourselves. Tools down, banners up!

  • Tugelnhorn

    And what if it doesn't work?

    • Ormont

      We keep going until it does work. They'll give in soon enough, once their coffers run empty.

      • Tugelnhorn

        I'm more worried about what happens when my belly runs empty.

• Tugelnhorn

  Find yourself a stage, why don't you? Always bloody drama with you.

  • Ormont

    Drama? This is sense. Half the crew are dead on their feet, while the others are ready to drop everything and leave. We need to stand up. The longer they treat us like this, the harder it'll be to force some change.

    • Tugelnhorn

      There's a right time for a strike - but it ain't now. Not when the whole city's in danger.

      • Ormont

        Bah - there'll always be an excuse. Anything to keep us in our place.