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Naaber

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Naaber
Naaber.jpg
Stats
Level 1

STR

10

DEX

10

CON

10

INT

10

WIS

10

CHA

10
Bg3 content hr.png
Creature Race Icon.png  Race Human Human
Creature Type Icon.png  Type Humanoid
HP Icon.png  HP 7
Creature AC Icon.png  AC 10
Creature Size Icon.png  Size Medium
Weight Icon.png  Weight 45kg
Passive features
Character information
Location Carm's Garm
Experience on kill 1
Additional information
Voice actor CohhCarnage
Model
Naaber Model.png


Hello! Hi! Over here! Me!


Naaber is a human NPC that can be found in the Carm's Garm. When entering the shop Naaber will try to get the players attention by hollering and running towards the player. If ignored Naaber will follow the player around and continue to pester them until engaged. However he will stay inside the shop or nearby vicinity.

Interaction

Naaber is an aspiring adventurer, but hasn't yet decided what class he should be. Keep re-engaging and talking to him long enough and he will go through all the classes. (except druid, which is replaced with a dog) In the end he will have an epiphany, that multiclassing is a thing and concludes that he is a genius. Completing this miniquest, Naaber will be thankful for the conversation and reward the player.

Notable Items

Default reward:

If prior item was pickpocketed, he will give this instead:

Quest

Patience is a Virtue: We did the impossible - we listened to Naaber until he ran out of questions.

Notes

  • Classes in order: Fighter-Barbarian-Bard-Cleric-Dog-Wizard-Warlock-Monk-Rogue-Ranger-Sorcerer-Paladin.
  • If killed, a tiny amount of gold can be looted.

Related characters

  • Similar characters appeared in every Baldur's Gate game.
    • Noober was the first of his kind, an annoyingly talkative man in the town of Nashkel in the first Baldur's Gate game. His name is a play on an slang word 'Noob'. He will follow the player spamming dialogue windows until either the player kills him or waits out all of his dialogue lines. This will give the player a reward in experience.
    • Neeber in Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn, in the town of Trademeet.
    • Nüber in Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear.