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[[File:The Waning Moon.jpg|thumb|alt=The approach to the Waning Moon. It is less touched by the shadows, but clearly has seen better days.|The Waning Moon.]]
| name = The Waning Moon
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|region = Reithwin Town
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|location = {{PAGENAME}}
| image description = The approach to the Waning Moon. It is less touched by the shadows, but clearly has seen better days
| act = two
| summary = The main entrance is near the [[Moonrise Towers]] [[waypoint]] in the South Western corner of [[Reithwin Town]].
| region = Reithwin Town
|south    = Moonrise Towers
|south    = Moonrise Towers
|north    = House of Healing
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|east    = Reithwin Tollhouse
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==Overview==
The Waning Moon is a bar, tended by {{CharLink|Thisobald Thorm}} and found in the south-western corner of Reithwin town. It has several entrances, with the main entrance from the centre of town, and a side entrance down a flight of stairs leading from the road to Baldur's Gate.
===Main room===
In the main room are two bars, one downstairs tended by Thisobald Thorm, and another smaller bar upstairs for "halflings and gnomes". Milling about on both floors are several non-hostile blighted [[Zombie]]s who will be allied with Thisobald if he is engaged in combat. In a hidden rustic chest south of the downstairs bar {{coords|-211|-87}} is a {{SmRarityItem|Potion of Angelic Slumber}}.
Approaching the bar will immediately engage Thisobald in conversation. He can either be defeated through combat, or dialogue (see [[#Dialogue walkthrough]]).
Behind the bar, a {{Ability check|Perception|10}} will reveal some loose planks hiding {{SmRarityItem|Madeline's Ledger}}, which is required for the quest {{Quest|Punish the Wicked}}. Leaning up against the bar is the {{SmRarityItem|Rat Bat}}.
Further back is a door to a cavernous area where Thisobald had been conducting experiments. This door can be opened with the Worn Key dropped by Thisobald.
===Backroom===
Inside the caved area is a table with some {{SmRarityItem|Research Notes (Waning Moon)|Research Notes}} that will talk about a poison that Thisobald was developing. Reading this will lead to an investigation check (DC 14) that will reveal where to find the last ingredient for the poison.


A nearby locked chest (DC 10) contains the {{SmRarityItem|Punch-Drunk Bastard}}. Another locked chest (DC: 10) contains the {{SmRarityItem|Ichorous Gloves}}.


The Waning Moon is a [[List of Locations|location]] you can find in [[Reithwin Town]] in the [[Shadow-Cursed Lands]] in [[Chapter Two]]. The main entrance is near the [[Moonrise Towers]] [[waypoint]] in the South Western corner of [[Reithwin Town]].  
South of the research notes is a trapped (DC 14) door that can be lockpicked (DC 5). Inside is three chest with some alchemy ingredients.


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===Characters===
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* {{CharLink|Thisobald Thorm}}
== Walkthrough ==
 
===Related quests===
* {{Quest|Find Ketheric Thorm's Relic}}
* {{Quest|Punish the Wicked}}
 
== Dialogue walkthrough ==


When you enter the building you will see a number of non hostile people. Behind the bar is [[Thisobald Thorm]].
In bar there are a number of non hostile people. Behind the bar is Thisobald Thorm.


You can approach him to start a conversation. He’ll offer you a drink. You’ll have the following choices to choose:
The party can approach him to start a conversation. He’ll offer a drink. There are the following choices to choose:


# What in all Nine Hells are you?
# What in all Nine Hells are you?
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# ''Attack.''
# ''Attack.''


If you choose the first option, he’ll say he' [[Ketheric Thorm|Ketheric]]’s son. Afterward, you’ll have the following choice of actions:
After choosing the first option, he’ll say he's {{CharLink|Ketheric Thorm|Ketheric Thorm’s}} son. Afterwards, there will be the following options:


# ''Pick up the tankard.''
# ''Pick up the tankard.''
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# ''Attack''.
# ''Attack''.


If you choose the first option, you’ll have the following choices:
If the first option is chosen, there will be the following choices:


# [SAVING THROW] ''Drink with the Brewer''.
# [SAVING THROW] ''Drink with the Brewer''.
# [SLEIGHT OF HAND] ''Mime drinking. (DC 16)''
# [SLEIGHT OF HAND] ''Mime drinking. (DC 18)''
# No. I will not drink.
# No. I will not drink.
# ''Attack.''
# ''Attack.''


If you pass the [[Sleight of Hand]] you will win approval from some of your companions. He'll then ask you to tell a story ([[Performance]] DC21) based on your adventures so far. Failure means a fight. This goes for three rounds. Asking him questions between drinks he'll slip up and tell you:
Passing the [[Sleight of Hand]] will gain approval from some of the companions. He'll then ask to tell a story ([[Performance]] DC21) based on the party's adventures so far. Failure means a fight. This goes for three rounds. Asking him questions between drinks he'll slip up and tell:


* If you ask how he became this way, he’ll say that it was his dad’s laughter.  
* If asked how he became this way, he’ll say that it was his dad’s laughter.  
* Asking about the curse will reveal that it was indeed Ketheric’s doing and that he’s also responsible for keeping the curse active.  
* If asked about the curse, he'll reveal that it was indeed Ketheric’s doing and that he’s also responsible for keeping the curse active.  
* If you ask how Ketheric keeps the curse active, he’ll cryptically answer with the spirit of the land.  
* If asked how Ketheric keeps the curse active, he’ll cryptically answer with the spirit of the land.  
* If you ask about Ketheric himself, he’ll just reaffirm his immortality, but also that he’s not.  
* If asked about Ketheric himself, he’ll just reaffirm his immortality, but also that he’s not.  
* If you ask what is Ketheric’s weakness  he’ll slip and mention a “her” that he should not be talking about.
* If asked what is Ketheric’s weakness  he’ll slip and mention a “her” that he should not be talking about.


He’ll then rant about a tomb before finally recognising you as someone dangerous. However it will be too late, he will have drank too much already and explode/die. The only thing of interest on his body is a Worn Key.
He’ll then rant about a tomb before finally recognising the party as someone dangerous. However it will be too late, he will have drank too much already and explode and die. The only thing of interest on the remains of his body is a [[Worn Key]]. Successfully drinking him to death earns the [[Inspiration|Inspirational Event]] '''Lack of Moderation is Key''' ([[Haunted One]] background). Drinking and resisting his brew earns the [[Inspiration|Inspirational Event]] '''I've Had Worse''' ([[Outlander]] background), whereas successfully pretending to drink earns the [[Inspiration|Inspirational Event]] '''Tricks of the Trade''' ([[Charlatan]] background).


A [[Perception]] Check (DC 10) will reveal some loose planks behind the bar. Checking this area you'll find [[Madeline's Ledger]].
==Notable loot==
 
Leaning up against the bar is the [[Rat Bat]].
 
In a hidden rustic chest south of the bar (X:-211, Y:-87) you will find [[Potion of Angelic Slumber]].
 
The Worn Key will unlock the door behind the bar. This will take you to a caved area where there is a locked chest (DC: 10) with the [[Ichorous Gloves]].
 
On a table is some Research Notes that will talk about a poison that Thisobald was developing. Reading this will lead to an investigation check (DC 14) that will tell you where to find the last ingredient for the poison.
 
A nearby locked chest (DC 10) contains the [[Punch-Drunk Bastard]].
 
Nearby is a trapped (DC 14) door that can be lockpicked (DC 5). Inside is three chest with some alchemy ingredients.
 
==Related Locations==
*[[Reithwin Town]]
 
==Related Quests==
*[[Punish the Wicked]]
* [[Find Ketheric Thorm's Relic]]
 
==Notable Loot==
Notable items obtained in this location, whether looted, purchased, or obtained as a quest reward:
Notable items obtained in this location, whether looted, purchased, or obtained as a quest reward:
* {{RarityItem|Rat Bat}}
* {{MdRarityItem|BAN LIST}} — Upstairs on a counter.
* {{RarityItem|Madeline's Ledger}}
* {{MdRarityItem|Ichorous Gloves}} — In a heavy chest, in the yard behind the bar, at {{Coords|-252|-66}}
*{{RarityItem|Ichorous Gloves}}
* {{MdRarityItem|Madeline's Ledger}} — Under the floorboards near [[Thisobald Thorm]], at {{Coords|-224|-79}}
*{{RarityItem|Punch-Drunk Bastard}}
* {{MdRarityItem|Punch-Drunk Bastard}}
 
* {{MdRarityItem|Rat Bat}} — Against the bear near [[Thisobald Thorm]], at {{Coords|-224|-79}}
==Notable NPCs==
* {{MdRarityItem|Worn Key}} — Dropped by [[Thisobald Thorm]].


*[[Thisobald Thorm]]
== External links ==
{{FRWiki|The Waning Moon|long}}


== External Links ==
{{Reithwin Town}}
* {{FRWiki|The Waning Moon|long}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Act Two Locations]]

Latest revision as of 23:03, 26 August 2024

Reithwin Town
House of Healing
Baldur's Gate The Waning Moon Reithwin Tollhouse
Moonrise Towers
The Waning Moon is a Location within Reithwin Town in Act Two of Baldur's Gate 3. The main entrance is near the Moonrise Towers waypoint in the South Western corner of Reithwin Town.

Overview[edit | edit source]

The Waning Moon is a bar, tended by Thisobald Thorm Thisobald Thorm and found in the south-western corner of Reithwin town. It has several entrances, with the main entrance from the centre of town, and a side entrance down a flight of stairs leading from the road to Baldur's Gate.

Main room[edit | edit source]

In the main room are two bars, one downstairs tended by Thisobald Thorm, and another smaller bar upstairs for "halflings and gnomes". Milling about on both floors are several non-hostile blighted Zombies who will be allied with Thisobald if he is engaged in combat. In a hidden rustic chest south of the downstairs bar X: -211 Y: -87 is a Potion of Angelic Slumber.

Approaching the bar will immediately engage Thisobald in conversation. He can either be defeated through combat, or dialogue (see #Dialogue walkthrough).

Behind the bar, a DC 10 Perception check will reveal some loose planks hiding Madeline's Ledger, which is required for the quest Punish the Wicked Punish the Wicked. Leaning up against the bar is the Rat Bat.

Further back is a door to a cavernous area where Thisobald had been conducting experiments. This door can be opened with the Worn Key dropped by Thisobald.

Backroom[edit | edit source]

Inside the caved area is a table with some Research Notes that will talk about a poison that Thisobald was developing. Reading this will lead to an investigation check (DC 14) that will reveal where to find the last ingredient for the poison.

A nearby locked chest (DC 10) contains the Punch-Drunk Bastard. Another locked chest (DC: 10) contains the Ichorous Gloves.

South of the research notes is a trapped (DC 14) door that can be lockpicked (DC 5). Inside is three chest with some alchemy ingredients.

Characters[edit | edit source]

Related quests[edit | edit source]

Dialogue walkthrough[edit | edit source]

In bar there are a number of non hostile people. Behind the bar is Thisobald Thorm.

The party can approach him to start a conversation. He’ll offer a drink. There are the following choices to choose:

  1. What in all Nine Hells are you?
  2. What is it that you’re serving?
  3. I already drank some wine earlier, thank you.
  4. Attack.

After choosing the first option, he’ll say he's Ketheric Thorm Ketheric Thorm’s son. Afterwards, there will be the following options:

  1. Pick up the tankard.
  2. No. I will not drink.
  3. Attack.

If the first option is chosen, there will be the following choices:

  1. [SAVING THROW] Drink with the Brewer.
  2. [SLEIGHT OF HAND] Mime drinking. (DC 18)
  3. No. I will not drink.
  4. Attack.

Passing the Sleight of Hand will gain approval from some of the companions. He'll then ask to tell a story (Performance DC21) based on the party's adventures so far. Failure means a fight. This goes for three rounds. Asking him questions between drinks he'll slip up and tell:

  • If asked how he became this way, he’ll say that it was his dad’s laughter.
  • If asked about the curse, he'll reveal that it was indeed Ketheric’s doing and that he’s also responsible for keeping the curse active.
  • If asked how Ketheric keeps the curse active, he’ll cryptically answer with the spirit of the land.
  • If asked about Ketheric himself, he’ll just reaffirm his immortality, but also that he’s not.
  • If asked what is Ketheric’s weakness he’ll slip and mention a “her” that he should not be talking about.

He’ll then rant about a tomb before finally recognising the party as someone dangerous. However it will be too late, he will have drank too much already and explode and die. The only thing of interest on the remains of his body is a Worn Key. Successfully drinking him to death earns the Inspirational Event Lack of Moderation is Key (Haunted One background). Drinking and resisting his brew earns the Inspirational Event I've Had Worse (Outlander background), whereas successfully pretending to drink earns the Inspirational Event Tricks of the Trade (Charlatan background).

Notable loot[edit | edit source]

Notable items obtained in this location, whether looted, purchased, or obtained as a quest reward:

External links[edit | edit source]

The Waning Moon on the Forgotten Realms Wiki