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| description = '''"The Dukes of Baldur's Gate"''' is a common [[Books|Book]], the contents of which describe a few details about the political landscape of Baldur's Gate and the roles of certain characters within it. | | description = '''"The Dukes of Baldur's Gate"''' is a common [[Books|Book]], the contents of which describe a few details about the political landscape of Baldur's Gate and the roles of certain characters within it. | ||
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Into this power vacuum rose a brash new contender, Lord Enver Gortash, who promised | Into this power vacuum rose a brash new contender, Lord Enver Gortash, who promised that his leadership would see the city through its series of crises. When Ravengard finally returned and actually endorsed Gortash for that leadership role, Baldur's Gate gratefully turned to its new Archduke to bring its citizens back to safe harbour. | ||
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| where to find = * Franc Peartree's house in the [[Lower City]]. | | where to find = * Franc Peartree's house in the [[Lower City]]. | ||
* Sold by [[Nansi Gretta]]. | * Sold by [[Nansi Gretta]]. | ||
| notes = | | notes = * Clarifies that the ''Council of Four'' is led by a single "Archduke." | ||
* Clarifies that the ''Council of Four'' is led by a single "Archduke." | |||
* Clarifies that the ''Parliament of Peers'' is composed of "patriars." | * Clarifies that the ''Parliament of Peers'' is composed of "patriars." | ||
* The specific mention of "Last Year", combined with the year of 1472 being used on Baldur's Mouth Gazette articles, implies that this disruption in leadership occurred during 1471 DR. | * The specific mention of "Last Year", combined with the year of 1472 being used on Baldur's Mouth Gazette articles, implies that this disruption in leadership occurred during 1471 DR. | ||