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(Created page with "'''Oloric Witmirth''' is a Human playwright who can be found suffering from writer's block at the Elfsong Tavern. {{CharacterInfo|name=Oloric Witmirth|level=1|STR=10|DEX=10|CON=10|INT=10|WIS=10|CHA=10|race=Human|type=humanoid|HP=6|AC=10|size=Medium|weight=75kg / 150lbs|initiative=0|location=Elfsong Tavern}} == Trivia == Oloric appears in a list of NPCs provided as Elfsong Tavern regulars in the tabletop adventure {{FRWiki|Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus...") |
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Oloric appears in a list of NPCs provided as Elfsong Tavern regulars in the tabletop adventure {{FRWiki|Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus}}, where he is described as "an impoverished playwright who scribbles his private thoughts and observations in a small book". In ''Baldur's Gate 3'', his fortunes appear unchanged. | Oloric appears in a list of NPCs provided as Elfsong Tavern regulars in the tabletop adventure {{FRWiki|Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus}}, where he is described as "an impoverished playwright who scribbles his private thoughts and observations in a small book". In ''Baldur's Gate 3'', his fortunes appear unchanged. | ||
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Revision as of 04:01, 13 November 2023
Oloric Witmirth is a Human playwright who can be found suffering from writer's block at the Elfsong Tavern.
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 Race
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 Type
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Humanoid | ||||||
 HP
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6 | ||||||
 AC
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10 | ||||||
 Size
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Medium | ||||||
 Weight
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75kg / 150lbs | ||||||
 Initiative
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0 | ||||||
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| Location | Elfsong Tavern | ||||||
Trivia
Oloric appears in a list of NPCs provided as Elfsong Tavern regulars in the tabletop adventure 
Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus, where he is described as "an impoverished playwright who scribbles his private thoughts and observations in a small book". In Baldur's Gate 3, his fortunes appear unchanged.