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| weapon actions = Flourish, Lacerate | | weapon actions = Flourish, Lacerate | ||
| special weapon actions = Whirlwind Attack (Weapon Action), Perfectly Balanced Strike | | special weapon actions = Whirlwind Attack (Weapon Action), Perfectly Balanced Strike | ||
| where to find = | | where to find = Found in an Opulent Chest in the basement. The chest is in a room behind a DC18 locked bookcase. | ||
| where to find location = Elerrathin's Home | |||
| where to find x = -1572 | |||
| where to find y = 976 | |||
| notes = * This weapon was [[List_of_references_to_previous_Baldur's_Gate_games|originally found in Baldur's Gate 2]], and is considered one of the best weapons in that game, as it allowed the wielder to have one more attack with the weapon held in the main-hand per round. | | notes = * This weapon was [[List_of_references_to_previous_Baldur's_Gate_games|originally found in Baldur's Gate 2]], and is considered one of the best weapons in that game, as it allowed the wielder to have one more attack with the weapon held in the main-hand per round. | ||
* When Belm is equipped in the offhand, Perfectly Balanced Strike functions as an additional main-hand weapon attack. This attack uses all the stats and on-hit effects of the equipped main-hand weapon including adding your Ability Modifier to the damage without the need of [[Two-Weapon Fighting]]. This effect mimics how Belm functioned in Baldur's Gate 2, but does not grant the additional off-hand attack with Belm itself which all weapons granted when dual wielded. | * When Belm is equipped in the offhand, Perfectly Balanced Strike functions as an additional main-hand weapon attack. This attack uses all the stats and on-hit effects of the equipped main-hand weapon including adding your Ability Modifier to the damage without the need of [[Two-Weapon Fighting]]. This effect mimics how Belm functioned in Baldur's Gate 2, but does not grant the additional off-hand attack with Belm itself which all weapons granted when dual wielded. | ||