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Night falls as we travel, but we don’t stop. We want to get to the Friendly Arm Inn as soon as we can. We make our way towards the Coast Way.
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Night falls as we travel, but we don’t stop. We want to get to the Friendly Arm Inn as soon as we can. We make our way towards the Coast Way.
3 Mirtul 1368
After the burial we come across some more equipment from the thugs that ambushed me and my father the night before.
The leather armour is similar to my studded leather. It provides less protection, but allows for more movement.
There is also a long sword on the ground.
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I still have a companion on my journey, but not the one I expected.
Imoen is a thief, used to sneaking in and out of places.
Gameplay NoteI’m going to changing the classes of some characters to mix things up a little.
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I decide to walk through the Inner Grounds to get back to the Inn. On my way I literally bump into a gnome reciting some music.
Finch: Ooh! I’m so sorry. I wasn’t watching where I was going!
Dorthon: It’s okay, Finch, old pal.
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Gameplay NoteI’m going to skip Obe the Illusionist since it’s just a tutorial. I had a look and there’s nothing new in there anyway.
On my way to the barracks I walk past the Infirmary.
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I still have no idea where I am going, or how long I will be away. So I decide to take one final walk around Candlekeep.
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I head out to the Candlekeep Inn. It is owned and run by Winthrop, the father of my good friend Imoen.
Outside the Inn I bump into my good friend, Alec, another of the errand boys raised in the Keep.
Gameplay Note All out-of-character comments will appear in a box like this to distinguish it from the in-character voice I will use to write the Let’s Play. Everything outside of this box will be written using the voice of the character.
Welcome to yet another Let’s Play of Baldur’s Gate Enhanced Edition Trilogy! Inspired by the classic Let’s Play by Vorgen, I’m going to do an updated Let’s Play using the Enhanced Edition Trilogy and lots of mods.
I’ve been messing around with Habitica for a while. It’s a website that allows you to “gamify” your life, enabling you to reward yourself for maintaining good habits, and punish yourself for continuing bad habits.