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| conditions = Just Look At Those Cheekbones!, Invulnerable
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}}'''True Hero of Baldur's Gate''' is a ''Stoney and Boney'' bespoke statue, commissioned from {{CharLink|Boney}} and crafted by his wife {{CharLink|Stoney}} at their stall in the [[Circus of the Last Days]] in [[Rivington]].
}}'''True Hero of Baldur's Gate''' is a ''Stoney and Boney'' bespoke statue, commissioned from {{CharLink|Boney}} and crafted by his wife {{CharLink|Stoney}} at their stall in the [[Circus of the Last Days]] in [[Rivington]].
==Involvement==
==Involvement==

Latest revision as of 18:20, 16 January 2025

True Hero of Baldur's Gate is a Stoney and Boney bespoke statue, commissioned from Boney Boney and crafted by his wife Stoney Stoney at their stall in the Circus of the Last Days in Rivington.

Involvement[edit | edit source]

This statue costs 5000 gold, and will depict whichever character is speaking to Boney when the purchase is made. Only a single statue can be purchased through the course of any given playthrough. The player can choose through dialogue to have the statue depicting them armed (including their head gear), in their camp clothing, or in the nude.

While the statue is in camp, the owner will gain Sweet Stone Features after a long rest.

Alternative names[edit | edit source]

  • Astarion the Sensuous
  • Gale the Erudite
  • Halsin the Immense
  • Jaheira the Spring Chicken
  • Karlach the Fierce
  • Lae'zel the Stern
  • Minsc the Hamstersome
  • Minthara the Relentless
  • Shadowheart the Passionate
  • Wyll the Illustrious

Notes[edit | edit source]

  • Prior to Patch 7, other sources of Bless Bless could overwrite the permanent Sweet Stone Features Sweet Stone Features condition, removing it until the next long rest.