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| name = House of Grief | |||
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| image = House of Grief.jpg | |||
| image description = House of Grief | |||
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| region = Lower City | |||
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| south = Lady Jannath's Estate | |||
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==Area Information== | |||
{{CharLink|Mirie}} staffs the desk at the front inside and will take the party through the locked double doors to '''Mapping Room''', either if you have {{CharLink|Shadowheart}} in your party or otherwise agree to partake in a [[Mapping of the Heart]]. These double doors can additionally be bypassed with the {{SmRarityItem|Grief Key}} she carries on her person. | |||
Within the Mapping Room, a member of the party can undergo a brief, ritualistic interview with {{CharLink|Viconia DeVir}} to have their heart "mapped." If Shadowheart is with the party, Viconia will reveal a secret passage to the [[Cloister of Sombre Embrace]] beneath the House of Grief; it is the clandestine headquarters for Baldur's Gate's {{CharLink|Shar}} worshippers, led by Mother Superior Viconia DeVir. | |||
If the mapping was conducted without Shadowheart, then the passage will reveal itself when Shadowheart is brought into the room. The button to open this passage can be revealed without the mapping by passing a {{Ability check|Investigation|20}} or by killing the staff and guards upstairs. | |||
==Related Locations== | ==Related Locations== | ||
* | * {{Loc|Cloister of Sombre Embrace}} | ||
* {{Loc|Lower City}} | |||
==Related Quests== | ==Related Quests== | ||
* | * {{Quest|Daughter of Darkness}} | ||
==Notable Loot== | * {{Quest|Investigate the House of Grief}} | ||
== Notable Loot == | |||
* '''Collections Lockbox''': Unlocked with the [[Lockbox Key]], either pickpocketed from Mirie or looted from her corpse. Contains assorted [[Valuables]], [[Gold]], and a {{SmRarityItem|Potion of Invisibility}}. | |||
==Notable NPCs== | ==Notable NPCs== | ||
* | * {{MdCharLink|Afara}} | ||
== | * {{MdCharLink|Mirie}} | ||
* {{MdCharLink|Morann}} | |||
* {{MdCharLink|Wilbur}} | |||
==Notes== | |||
{{Notebegin}} | |||
*Killing [[Mirie]] and her guards will turn everyone within the [[Cloister of Sombre Embrace]] permanently hostile, and vice versa. | |||
{{Noteend}} | |||
{{Lower City}} | |||
[[Category:Locations]] | |||
[[Category:Act Three Locations]] | |||
Revision as of 11:01, 25 August 2024
| Lower City | ||||
| House of Grief | ||||
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| Lady Jannath's Estate | ||||
Area Information
Mirie staffs the desk at the front inside and will take the party through the locked double doors to Mapping Room, either if you have Shadowheart in your party or otherwise agree to partake in a Mapping of the Heart. These double doors can additionally be bypassed with the 
Grief Key she carries on her person.
Within the Mapping Room, a member of the party can undergo a brief, ritualistic interview with Viconia DeVir to have their heart "mapped." If Shadowheart is with the party, Viconia will reveal a secret passage to the Cloister of Sombre Embrace beneath the House of Grief; it is the clandestine headquarters for Baldur's Gate's Shar worshippers, led by Mother Superior Viconia DeVir.
If the mapping was conducted without Shadowheart, then the passage will reveal itself when Shadowheart is brought into the room. The button to open this passage can be revealed without the mapping by passing a 
DC 20 Investigation check or by killing the staff and guards upstairs.
Related Locations
Related Quests
Notable Loot
- Collections Lockbox: Unlocked with the Lockbox Key, either pickpocketed from Mirie or looted from her corpse. Contains assorted Valuables, Gold, and a
Potion of Invisibility.
Notable NPCs
Notes
- Killing Mirie and her guards will turn everyone within the Cloister of Sombre Embrace permanently hostile, and vice versa.