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Baldur's Gate

Title screen

Opening cinematic

Main menu

Character generating. Classic D&D rules apply.

Our story begins here outside an inn in the scholarly town of Candlekeep.

Inventory screen. Team members along the right, options/spell books/maps accessible on the left.

The world map reveals new locales as you explore from one location to the next.

This momentous act of sacrifice changes the course of our hero's life.

The inns of the game allow you to rest and recuperate but they also allow you to steal from the other guests if you feel brave and skilled enough.

The local map is revealed as you walk around it. Characters in your group are highlighted in green circles. Black areas haven't been explored yet.

Thunder Hammer Smithy in the town of Beregost has great supplies even with an iron shortage.

Resting in the wilderness can be risky as your party may be confronted by enemies during the night.

The Nashkel Carnival has set up their tents.

Inside a tent are a group of tired carnies.

A windmill at the outskirts of Nashkel. Not every interesting structure can be explored unfortunately.

The infamous Boo

Not every character is impressed by your feats. The owners of this house kicked me out after I broke in. I guess it's understandable.

Occasionally you will have visions while resting.

Trying to get to the bottom of things at Nashkel Mines.

Prism is an artist who is preoccupied with carving his face into this rock.

A secret winery!

Inside a Gullykin home

Gullykin is home to halflings.

Walking under a waterfall searching for a lost cat. Not all side-quests are epic.

Centeol the spider queen is the reason Cloakwood is dreaded.

Crossing a bridge. One of my group members is wearing a magical robe which allows her to go unseen.

Thankfully all I have to fight are baby wyvern.

Entering Baldur's Gate.

Inside Sorcerous Sundries, the best place for magical goodies in Baldur's Gate.

The docks at Baldur's Gate even have a tavern aboard this ship called Low Lantern.

Inside Low Lantern

Just south of the Blushing Mermaid Inn is where you go if you're into strumpets.

Exploring the haunted sewers beneath Baldur's Gate.

Imprisoned!

Burning Hands spell doesn't cause as much panic as you'd expect probably due to the rainbow is causes.

In the wilderness of Cloakwood you can sometimes find beautiful floral patches.

A shipwreck at the aptly named Shipwreck's Coast.

Trying to get through the Thieves Maze.

At last...the Undercity