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{{UnderConstruction}}{{CharacterPage|name=Gerringothe Thorm|location=Reithwin Tollhouse|introduction=Gerringothe Thorm is the corrupted toll collector and is completely obsessed with gold.|loot=[[Twist of Fortune]]
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| title = Gerringothe Thorm
| description = Gerringothe Thorm is an undead tollkeeper in Baldur's Gate 3, able to be fought at the Reithwin Tollhouse.
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{{Infobox creature
| name = Gerringothe Thorm
| image = <gallery>
Gerringothe.png|In-game
Portrait Gerringothe Thorm.png|Portrait
</gallery>
| identity = Female
| title = Accursed Keeper of Coins
| family = [[Ketheric Thorm]]<br> [[Malus Thorm]]<br> [[Thisobald Thorm]]<br> [[Isobel Thorm]]
| hometown = [[Reithwin Town]]
| race = [[Undead]], former [[Elf]]
| size = [[Medium]]
| type = [[Undead]]
}}


[[Unsigned Trade Visa]]
'''Gerringothe Thorm''' is a unique intelligent Undead, the toll-master of the [[Reithwin Tollhouse]]. Seemingly made of gold, she is driven by endless greed and is relentless in enforcing the toll to cross the river to [[Moonrise Towers]].


[[Tollhouse Master's Office Key]]|chapter-two=Gerringothe Thorm can be found searching for gold on the first floor of the [[Reithwin Tollhouse]].}}
Gerringothe's greed isn't limited to just her mannerisms, as she also wields powerful abilities that are influenced by the amount of [[gold]] a character is carrying. As well, her Visages grant her coin armour, which increases her total [[hit points]].
 
{{DiQ|I REQUIRE GOLD|Gerringothe Thorm| about everything}}
 
==Involvement==
When approached, Gerringothe quickly demands gold from the party. Besides attacking her, the party can toss her some gold, though she demands more. When asked for a clear price, she demands all of the party's gold. However, if given anything short of 5,000 gold, Gerringothe claims, that she was given too little and attack.
 
If Gerringothe Thorm is paid more than 5,000 gold, she gives the party the {{SmRarityItem|Signed Trade Visa}} which casts the unique and powerful one-use spell: {{SAI|Flesh to Gold}}.
 
=== Dialogue ===
If choosing "I have no more gold" or "I have no more money to give", she starts combat. Otherwise, the party can do a variety of social [[Skill Check|Skill Checks]] to avoid it:
 
The party can attempt to [[Persuasion|persuade]] Gerringothe that gold isn't everything:
* {{Dialogue option|Why stay in this rotted building? Take your gold and be free.|roll=Persuasion|dc=18}}
* {{Dialogue option|The happiness gold grants is temporary at best. Do not let your need for gold trap you here.|tags=Monk|roll=Persuasion|dc=18|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|I know lust and avarice when I see it. You'll never be happy, no matter how much gold I give you.|tags=Evil Cleric|roll=Persuasion|dc=18|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|Your obsession with gold is hurting you. If you leave this place, maybe you can still be saved.|roll=Persuasion|dc=18|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|Gold is such a limited desire. With the right help, you could become ''so'' much more.|tags=Warlock|roll=Persuasion|dc=18|advantage=y}}
** {{Dialogue option|Gold, indeed - not for the toll, but for ''yourself''. Isn't that right?|roll=Persuasion|dc=21}}
** {{Dialogue option|It's over. Stand down. ''Now''.|roll=Intimidation|dc=21}}
** {{Dialogue option|Requesting more than one toll per traveller is quite illegal, per the relevant statutes. What is your defence?|roll=Deception|dc=21}}
 
Rogues get a special dialogue path:
 
* {{Dialogue option|The 'toll collector' scam is old and uninspired. Give it a rest - figure out a new trick.|tags=Rogue|roll=Persuasion|dc=18|advantage=y}}
** {{Dialogue option|Yes, a trick - you're a trickster! You don't ''deserve'' the gold!|roll=Deception|dc=18}}
** {{Dialogue option|Look, I've run this scam myself - I ''know'' it's a trick. A basic one at that.|roll=Persuasion|dc=18}}
** {{Dialogue option|I require passage - or your throat will be cut.|roll=Intimidation|dc=18}}
 
Optionally, the party can attempt to use [[Deception]] to convince Gerringothe she's been fired and replaced:
 
* {{Dialogue option|I'm afraid I'm actually your replacement. You've been fired as toll collector - terribly sorry.|tags=Bard|roll=Deception|dc=18|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|I'm here to replace you as toll collector.|roll=Deception|dc=18}}
** {{Dialogue option|You've been promoted! You'll collect gold from a much better tollhouse|roll=Deception|dc=21}}
** {{Dialogue option|You've done a great job here. Really set the standard. But I'll take it from here.|roll=Persuasion|dc=21}}
** {{Dialogue option|You dare to question their decision? Leave this place at once!|roll=Intimidation|dc=21}}
 
If the party member is a Paladin or Druid, OR they have found and read {{SmRarityItem|Gerringothe's Logbook}} (located in the basement), they can accuse her of corruption using [[Intimidation]]:
 
* {{Dialogue option|You're an endless pit of avarice. I won't bow to your corrupt demands.|tags=Paladin|roll=Intimidation|dc=18|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|Enough! You're an embodiment of the curse and its corruption. You get nothing from me.|tags=Druid|roll=Intimidation|dc=18|advantage=y}}
* {{Dialogue option|You're corrupt. I don't take kindly to such tactics.|roll=Intimidation|dc=18}}
** {{Dialogue option|Gold, indeed - not for the toll, but for ''yourself''. Isn't that right?|roll=Persuasion|dc=21}}
** {{Dialogue option|It's over. Stand down. ''Now''.|roll=Intimidation|dc=21}}
** {{Dialogue option|Requesting more than one toll per traveller is quite illegal, per the relevant statutes. What is your defence?|roll=Deception|dc=21}}
 
If having any gold at all (because it was stashed away), all available conversation options eventually lead to a fight.
 
Whichever approach is taken, succeeding leads to her having a moment of clarity before stating she will "pay it back". Then she seemingly kills herself. There will be same experience reward as if defeating her and all her Visage minions and also full amount of gold magically bound to her can be found.
 
== Combat ==
{{Main|Gerringothe Thorm/Combat}}
 
=== Notable loot ===
* {{MdRarityItem|Twist of Fortune}}
* 600 [[Gold]] dropped near her, if defeated through skill checks. Otherwise a stack of 100 drops each time a layer of her armour is removed, up to six times.
* If the party paid her earlier, she also drops the amount given.
 
== Related literature ==
* {{MdRarityItem|BAN LIST}}, Gerringothe is listed as banned from the Waning Moon distillery
* {{MdRarityItem|Gerringothe's Logbook}}
* {{MdRarityItem|Heavy Book}}, a teller is surprised when Gerringothe appreciates something besides "the cold clink of gold."
* {{MdRarityItem|Scribbled Note (Last Light Inn)}}, a traveller during Ketheric's Shar-following days notices something is awry
* {{MdRarityItem|Tollhouse Ledger (Reithwin)}}, a dwindling record of traders passing through the town
* {{MdRarityItem|Unsigned Trade Visa}}
 
== Gallery ==
<gallery heights="250px">
Gerringothe Model.png|Gerringothe's armoured model
Gerringothe Model Naked.png|Gerringothe's exposed model
</gallery>
 
== External links ==
* {{FRWiki|Gerringothe Thorm|long}}
 
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Latest revision as of 14:43, 25 November 2024

Gerringothe Thorm is a unique intelligent Undead, the toll-master of the Reithwin Tollhouse. Seemingly made of gold, she is driven by endless greed and is relentless in enforcing the toll to cross the river to Moonrise Towers.

Gerringothe's greed isn't limited to just her mannerisms, as she also wields powerful abilities that are influenced by the amount of gold a character is carrying. As well, her Visages grant her coin armour, which increases her total hit points.


Portrait Gerringothe Thorm.png
I REQUIRE GOLD
Gerringothe Thorm about everything

Involvement[edit | edit source]

When approached, Gerringothe quickly demands gold from the party. Besides attacking her, the party can toss her some gold, though she demands more. When asked for a clear price, she demands all of the party's gold. However, if given anything short of 5,000 gold, Gerringothe claims, that she was given too little and attack.

If Gerringothe Thorm is paid more than 5,000 gold, she gives the party the Signed Trade Visa which casts the unique and powerful one-use spell: Flesh to Gold Flesh to Gold.

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

If choosing "I have no more gold" or "I have no more money to give", she starts combat. Otherwise, the party can do a variety of social Skill Checks to avoid it:

The party can attempt to persuade Gerringothe that gold isn't everything:

  • [PERSUASION] Why stay in this rotted building? Take your gold and be free. (DC 18)
  • [MONK] [PERSUASION] The happiness gold grants is temporary at best. Do not let your need for gold trap you here. (DC 18 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [EVIL CLERIC] [PERSUASION] I know lust and avarice when I see it. You'll never be happy, no matter how much gold I give you. (DC 18 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [PERSUASION] Your obsession with gold is hurting you. If you leave this place, maybe you can still be saved. (DC 18 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [WARLOCK] [PERSUASION] Gold is such a limited desire. With the right help, you could become so much more. (DC 18 Advantage Icon.png)
    • [PERSUASION] Gold, indeed - not for the toll, but for yourself. Isn't that right? (DC 21)
    • [INTIMIDATION] It's over. Stand down. Now. (DC 21)
    • [DECEPTION] Requesting more than one toll per traveller is quite illegal, per the relevant statutes. What is your defence? (DC 21)

Rogues get a special dialogue path:

  • [ROGUE] [PERSUASION] The 'toll collector' scam is old and uninspired. Give it a rest - figure out a new trick. (DC 18 Advantage Icon.png)
    • [DECEPTION] Yes, a trick - you're a trickster! You don't deserve the gold! (DC 18)
    • [PERSUASION] Look, I've run this scam myself - I know it's a trick. A basic one at that. (DC 18)
    • [INTIMIDATION] I require passage - or your throat will be cut. (DC 18)

Optionally, the party can attempt to use Deception to convince Gerringothe she's been fired and replaced:

  • [BARD] [DECEPTION] I'm afraid I'm actually your replacement. You've been fired as toll collector - terribly sorry. (DC 18 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [DECEPTION] I'm here to replace you as toll collector. (DC 18)
    • [DECEPTION] You've been promoted! You'll collect gold from a much better tollhouse (DC 21)
    • [PERSUASION] You've done a great job here. Really set the standard. But I'll take it from here. (DC 21)
    • [INTIMIDATION] You dare to question their decision? Leave this place at once! (DC 21)

If the party member is a Paladin or Druid, OR they have found and read Gerringothe's Logbook (located in the basement), they can accuse her of corruption using Intimidation:

  • [PALADIN] [INTIMIDATION] You're an endless pit of avarice. I won't bow to your corrupt demands. (DC 18 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [DRUID] [INTIMIDATION] Enough! You're an embodiment of the curse and its corruption. You get nothing from me. (DC 18 Advantage Icon.png)
  • [INTIMIDATION] You're corrupt. I don't take kindly to such tactics. (DC 18)
    • [PERSUASION] Gold, indeed - not for the toll, but for yourself. Isn't that right? (DC 21)
    • [INTIMIDATION] It's over. Stand down. Now. (DC 21)
    • [DECEPTION] Requesting more than one toll per traveller is quite illegal, per the relevant statutes. What is your defence? (DC 21)

If having any gold at all (because it was stashed away), all available conversation options eventually lead to a fight.

Whichever approach is taken, succeeding leads to her having a moment of clarity before stating she will "pay it back". Then she seemingly kills herself. There will be same experience reward as if defeating her and all her Visage minions and also full amount of gold magically bound to her can be found.

Combat[edit | edit source]

Notable loot[edit | edit source]

  • Twist of Fortune
  • 600 Gold dropped near her, if defeated through skill checks. Otherwise a stack of 100 drops each time a layer of her armour is removed, up to six times.
  • If the party paid her earlier, she also drops the amount given.

Related literature[edit | edit source]

Gallery[edit | edit source]

External links[edit | edit source]