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'''Akabi''' is a [[djinni]] encountered in [[Rivington]] during [[Act Three]] of ''[[Baldur's Gate 3]]''. He is a performer at the [[Circus of the Last Days]] in [[Rivington]], located at {{Coords|-68|-75}} where he can be found hosting a Spin the Wheel game.
'''Akabi''' is a [[djinni]] encountered in [[Rivington]] during [[Act Three]] of ''[[Baldur's Gate 3]]''. He is a performer at the [[Circus of the Last Days]] in [[Rivington]], located at {{Coords|-68|-75}} where he can be found hosting a Spin the Wheel game.


When approached, Akabi will invite the player to participate and Spin the Wheel for 500 gold, loudly promoting the allure of winning the jackpot. Players that participate will only ever get one of the sixteen largely useless [[Akabi#Consolation Prizes|consolation prizes]], however.
When approached, Akabi will invite the player to participate and Spin the Wheel for 500 gold, loudly promoting the allure of winning the jackpot. Akabi magically rigs his game, guaranteeing that participants will only ever get one of the sixteen largely useless [[Akabi#Consolation Prizes|consolation prizes]], unless the player manages to cheat the djinn himself.


== Winning the jackpot ==
== Winning the jackpot ==
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He will deny any accusations, offering the player to simply spin again instead. If provoked, Akabi will shapeshift the player into a cheese wheel for 20 turns. Akabi will refuse to let anyone play who has been transformed by him in this way, but other characters can still participate.
He will deny any accusations, offering the player to simply spin again instead. If provoked, Akabi will shapeshift the player into a cheese wheel for 20 turns. Akabi will refuse to let anyone play who has been transformed by him in this way, but other characters can still participate.


Instead, Akabi will need to be pickpocketed for his [[Djinni Ring]], without which he cannot rig the game. Alternatively, the ring can simply be bought from him. However, both of these options will permanently lock the player out of winning future consolation prizes. [[Bard|Bards]] can also distract Akabi ({{Ability Check|Performance|15}}) with either a joke or a well-timed fart and win the jackpot.
Instead, Akabi will need to be pickpocketed for his [[Djinni Ring]], without which he cannot rig the game. However, both of these options will permanently lock the player out of winning future consolation prizes. [[Bard|Bards]] can also distract Akabi ({{Ability Check|Performance|15}}) with either a joke or a well-timed fart and win the jackpot.


Winning Akabi's "game" earns the [[Inspiration|Inspirational Events]] '''Cheating the Cheater''' ([[Charlatan]] background) and '''A Grand Prize!''' ([[Sage]] background).
Winning Akabi's "game" earns the [[Inspiration|Inspirational Events]] '''Cheating the Cheater''' ([[Charlatan]] background) and '''A Grand Prize!''' ([[Sage]] background).

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