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The centerpiece of Gortash’s control, the Steel Watch Foundry is where Gortash produces the Steel Watchers that you can find throughout Act 3. What’s more, the creation of these watchers is only done with the labor of enslaved Gondians, who…

Reachable only by a submersible found below Flymm Cargo, the Iron Throne is an underwater prison. Primarily a means to control the Gondians working in the Steel Watch Foundry, the Iron Throne can also contain Duke Ravenguard and Omeluum. But,…

If you need a safe place to put your money and belongings in Baldur’s Gate… don’t choose the Counting House! If you are hunting after the elusive Stone Lord (and maybe want to rob some rich jerks while you’re at…

Sitting above the Lower City of Baldur’s Gate is the Szarr Palace, Astarion‘s old home. And, more pressingly, the home of his old master: Cazador. The Palace sits atop Cazador’s true lair, Cazador’s Dungeon, but in order to confront him…

The House of Hope, named for its imprisoned master, is actually the primary residence of Raphael, the devil who has been trying to offer you deals since Act 1. After managing the ritual at the Devil’s Fee, you may end…

From Sorcerous Sundries in the Lower City of Baldur’s Gate, you can go to two separate – but linked – locations: Ramazith’s Tower and the Sorcerous Vaults. These magical locations are home to many magical artifacts, as well as Lorroakan,…

Underneath the great city of Baldur’s Gate (or at least, underneath it’s Lower City), you can find a large network of sewers, including the Guildhall of a certain powerful faction, thugs of various descriptions, an Undercity populated by Bhaal’s deadliest…

The Lower City of Baldur’s Gate is the largest area in Baldur’s Gate 3, and the most densely packed. Filled with a variety of shops and residences, nearly every building in the Lower City has something to discover within it.…