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'''Father Lorgan''' is a cleric of [[Ilmater]] and a prior of the [[Open Hand Temple]] in [[Baldur's Gate]] outskirts, [[Rivington]]. By the time party reaches [[Act Three]] locations, Lorgan is already dead.  
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'''Father Lorgan''' is a cleric of [[Ilmater]] and a priest of the [[Open Hand Temple]] in [[Baldur's Gate]] outskirts, [[Rivington]]. By the time the party reaches [[Act Three]], Lorgan is already dead.  


==Overview==
==Overview==
When the party approach the Open Hand Temple, they will find out that its prior has been cruelly murdered. The player finds the Temple's second-in-charge, [[Sister Yannis]], arguing with hollyphant [[Valeria]] over investigating of the assasination. Valeria was charged with this case but doesn't want to put herself to any bother, preferring the obvious (and politically convenient) explanation. She is convinced that Lorgan was killed by one of multiple refugees swarming in and around Rivington.
When the party approach the Open Hand Temple, they will find out that its prior has been cruelly murdered. The party finds the Temple's second-in-charge, {{CharLink|Yannis|Sister Yannis}}, arguing with hollyphant {{CharLink|Valeria}} over investigating of the assasination. Valeria was charged with this case but doesn't want to put herself to any bother, preferring the obvious (and politically convenient) explanation. She is convinced that Lorgan was killed by one of multiple refugees swarming in and around Rivington.


After Valeria leaves, Yannis will ask the player to conduct another, more meticulous investigation, and tell that one of the victims is temple prior Father Lorgan, while another is a refugee named [[Brilgor]] (the very same that Valeria claims guilty of Lorgan's death).
After Valeria leaves, Yannis will ask the party to conduct another, more meticulous investigation, and tell that one of the victims is temple prior Father Lorgan, while another is a refugee named [[Brilgor]] (the very same that Valeria claims guilty of Lorgan's death).
 
===Quests===
* [[Solve the Open Hand Temple Murders]]


==Involvement==
==Involvement==
The corpse of Father Lorgan is kept in the temple's infirmary ({{Coords|-59|-23}}). The only thing that can be looted from it is [[Lorgan's Chest Key]].
The corpse of Father Lorgan is kept in the temple's infirmary ({{Coords|-59|-23}}). The only thing that can be looted from it is {{SmRarityItem|Lorgan's Chest Key}}.


If spoken to with the {{SAI|Speak with Dead}} spell, Father Lorgan's corpse will tell that he indeed was having dealings with Brilgor, but quite the opposite to what Valeria thinks of. Lorgan wanted to provide some real help to refugees in accordance with Ilmater's teachings, but even knowing that not all of his brethren in faith would approve this (f.e. like [[Brother Bill]]), he didn't try hard to make his actions covert.
If spoken to with the {{SAI|Speak with Dead}} spell, Father Lorgan's corpse will tell that he indeed was having dealings with Brilgor, but quite the opposite to what Valeria thinks of. Lorgan wanted to provide some real help to refugees in accordance with Ilmater's teachings, but even knowing that not all of his brethren in faith would approve this (f.e. like {{CharLink|Bill|Brother Bill}}), he didn't try hard to make his actions covert.
He was killed while helping Brilgor to hide from Flaming Fist guards in the caves beneath the temple.
He was killed while helping Brilgor to hide from Flaming Fist guards in the caves beneath the temple.


{{SpoilerBox|act=3|
Lorgan's corpse will also tell that the murderer was a dwarf dressed in red, and that a paralytic poison was used on him. It will hint that passage to the caves begins in the temple cellar. If the party interrogates Brilgor's corpse and, later, one of the dead [[Doppelganger]]s in the caves, those bodies will confirm this and even tell the name of the killer: {{CharLink|Dolor}}.
Lorgan's corpse will also tell that the murderer was a dwarf dressed in red, and that a paralytic poison was used on him. It will hint that passage to the caves begins in the temple cellar. If the party interrogates Brilgor's corpse and, later, one of the dead [[doppelganger]]s in the caves, those bodies will confirm this and even tell the name of the killer: [[Dolor]].}}


[[Lorgan's Chest Key]] fits to one of the chests in the temple's dormitories ({{Coords|-91|-1}}). When the player opens the chest, a passive {{Ability check|Investigation|10}} is rolled (for all party members). A successful check will point out a false bottom in the chest, that conceals a personal diary of Father Lorgan ([[Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan]]). Entries in the diary show that Lorgan's faith hadn't wavered even after all recent events.
{{SmRarityItem|Lorgan's Chest Key}} fits to one of the chests in the temple's dormitories ({{Coords|-91|-1}}). When the player opens the chest, a passive {{Ability check|Investigation|10}} is rolled (for all party members). A successful check will point out a false bottom in the chest, that conceals a personal diary of Father Lorgan ({{SmRarityItem|Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan}}). Entries in the diary show that Lorgan's faith hadn't wavered even after all recent events.
 
== Speak with Dead ==
{{Dialogue start}}
'''Party member:''' Who are you?
* '''Father Lorgan:''' Lorgan... Reverend... Open Hand...
'''Party member:''' Who killed you?
* '''Father Lorgan:''' Dwarf... dressed in red...
** '''Party member:''' Why did he kill you?
*** '''Narrator:''' *The corpse remains silent. It does not know.*
'''Party member:''' What were you doing when you died?
* '''Father Lorgan:''' Hiding Brilgor... from Fists...
** '''Party member:''' Why were you hiding Brilgor?
*** '''Father Lorgan:''' Must protect... innocents... Ilmater's will
** '''Party member:''' Where did you hide him?
*** '''Father Lorgan:''' Took him to tunnels... with the rest... fool... ''fool...''
'''Party member:''' How did you die?
* '''Father Lorgan:''' A poisoned blade... paralysis...
'''Party member:''' Where were you attacked?
* '''Father Lorgan:''' Tunnels from the cellar... refuge...
{{Dialogue end}}


==Related Literature==
==Related Literature==
* [[On the Weary, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan]]
* {{MdRarityItem|Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan}}
* [[Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan]]
* {{MdRarityItem|Meditations, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan}}
* {{MdRarityItem|On the Weary, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan}}
 
==Related Quests==
* {{Quest|Solve the Open Hand Temple Murders}}


==Notes==
==Notes==
{{notebegin}}
* Corpses of other refugees that probably received Father Lorgan's aid can be found deeper in the caves (above the cragged rock near ritual murder scene). They will not respond to {{SAI|Speak with Dead}} spell.
* Corpses of other refugees that probably received Father Lorgan's aid can be found deeper in the caves (above the cragged rock near ritual murder scene). They will not respond to {{SAI|Speak with Dead}} spell.
{{noteend}}
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Revision as of 23:36, 19 October 2024

Father Lorgan is a cleric of Ilmater and a priest of the Open Hand Temple in Baldur's Gate outskirts, Rivington. By the time the party reaches Act Three, Lorgan is already dead.

Overview

When the party approach the Open Hand Temple, they will find out that its prior has been cruelly murdered. The party finds the Temple's second-in-charge, Yannis Sister Yannis, arguing with hollyphant Valeria Valeria over investigating of the assasination. Valeria was charged with this case but doesn't want to put herself to any bother, preferring the obvious (and politically convenient) explanation. She is convinced that Lorgan was killed by one of multiple refugees swarming in and around Rivington.

After Valeria leaves, Yannis will ask the party to conduct another, more meticulous investigation, and tell that one of the victims is temple prior Father Lorgan, while another is a refugee named Brilgor (the very same that Valeria claims guilty of Lorgan's death).

Involvement

The corpse of Father Lorgan is kept in the temple's infirmary (X: -59 Y: -23). The only thing that can be looted from it is Lorgan's Chest Key.

If spoken to with the Speak with Dead Speak with Dead spell, Father Lorgan's corpse will tell that he indeed was having dealings with Brilgor, but quite the opposite to what Valeria thinks of. Lorgan wanted to provide some real help to refugees in accordance with Ilmater's teachings, but even knowing that not all of his brethren in faith would approve this (f.e. like Bill Brother Bill), he didn't try hard to make his actions covert. He was killed while helping Brilgor to hide from Flaming Fist guards in the caves beneath the temple.

Lorgan's corpse will also tell that the murderer was a dwarf dressed in red, and that a paralytic poison was used on him. It will hint that passage to the caves begins in the temple cellar. If the party interrogates Brilgor's corpse and, later, one of the dead Doppelgangers in the caves, those bodies will confirm this and even tell the name of the killer: Dolor Dolor.

Lorgan's Chest Key fits to one of the chests in the temple's dormitories (X: -91 Y: -1). When the player opens the chest, a passive DC 10 Investigation check is rolled (for all party members). A successful check will point out a false bottom in the chest, that conceals a personal diary of Father Lorgan (Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan). Entries in the diary show that Lorgan's faith hadn't wavered even after all recent events.

Speak with Dead

Party member: Who are you?

  • Father Lorgan: Lorgan... Reverend... Open Hand...

Party member: Who killed you?

  • Father Lorgan: Dwarf... dressed in red...
    • Party member: Why did he kill you?
      • Narrator: *The corpse remains silent. It does not know.*

Party member: What were you doing when you died?

  • Father Lorgan: Hiding Brilgor... from Fists...
    • Party member: Why were you hiding Brilgor?
      • Father Lorgan: Must protect... innocents... Ilmater's will
    • Party member: Where did you hide him?
      • Father Lorgan: Took him to tunnels... with the rest... fool... fool...

Party member: How did you die?

  • Father Lorgan: A poisoned blade... paralysis...

Party member: Where were you attacked?

  • Father Lorgan: Tunnels from the cellar... refuge...

Related Literature

Related Quests

Notes

  • Corpses of other refugees that probably received Father Lorgan's aid can be found deeper in the caves (above the cragged rock near ritual murder scene). They will not respond to Speak with Dead Speak with Dead spell.
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