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Water Queen's House
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Water Queen's House is an outdoor temple of Umberlee located in the Lower City of Baldur's Gate in Act Three. It is located in the south-west corner of the city, south of the Grery Harbour Docks waypoint.
Area Information
- When approaching the temple, Untaken Diomira Trellis will ask if the party is there for the funeral and will allow them to enter.
- At the back of the temple, Flood Tide Allandra Grey is leading a funeral ceremony for Holli Dylford. Speaking with Allandra will start the quest Avenge the Drowned.
- The temple has an Offering Chest next to the giant fountain. Having a character place any item, even 1 gold, in it will
the character until the next long rest. This can only be done once per character. Interacting with the chest is not a crime, but taking any of the items out of the chest IS considered theft because those are offerings to Umberlee placed there by NPCs who wander around the temple. Occasionally Untaken Fitzy Relma, a priestess of Umberlee, will come to empty the chest and bring the offerings to the treasure pile in Water Queen's Cellar.
- Warning: stealing from the treasure pile in the Water Queen's Cellar will anger Umberlee, causing her to not bless your party anymore!.
- This Bless effect will not stack with other instances of Bless, such as .
Related Locations
Related Quests
Notable Loot
Wavemother's Cloak - In an Opulent Chest in Flood Tide Allandra Grey's quarters, in the western second floor room.
High Security Vault n°4 Key - In the same chest as Wavemother's Cloak
Wavemother's Robe - Given by Flood Tide Allandra Grey for completing Avenge the Drowned.
Wavemother's Sickle - Dropped by Flood Tide Allandra Grey.
Notable NPCs
Other Information
"By year's end, we'll have sufficient resources to acquire Nurthammas' shipping yard.
For years now, the duties paid at docks across the city have been far too low - the temple all but subsidises local trade. This will be rectified once we are able to acquire enough docks to force a rise in tariffs. We may even be able to regild the nave in Waterdeep with the profits."
--Source: Water Queen's House back room
