| “ | Alms, alms for the poor? | ” |
Beggars are found in Nashkel and in the lower sections of the city of Baldur's Gate. All of the beggars inside the city have the same dialogue and they provide no useful information. The beggar who is found in Nashkel will tell you that he was a merchant that lost his shops due to the iron crisis, which adds an appropriate entry to your journal. While it is possible to give the beggars in the city a gold coin, the beggar in Nashkel just begs, with no possibility of actually tossing him a gold coin, since there is no ability to offer a reply to his dialogue. Killing a beggar results in reputation loss.
Dialogue[]
Baldur's Gate
Please, if you will, milady. Spare a coin?
- 1-Take this gold coin.
- You're a saint, milady.
- 2-Here's a gold coin, you lousy bum!
- You are too kind. Bless you.
- 3-Get out of my way, bum!
Please, if you will, milord. Spare a coin?
- 1-Take this gold coin.
- You're a saint, milord.
- 2-Here's a gold coin; take it and get out of my way. Lousy beggar.
- May the gods look favorably upon ye.
- 3-Shut up, street trash!
Pardon thy ladyship, but I've not eaten in nigh unto three days. Spare a coin?
- 1-Take this coin, you poor creature.
- You're a saint, milady.
- 2-Sorry, but I don't have anything to give you.
Pardon thy lordship, but I've not eaten in nigh unto three days. Spare a coin?
- 1-Take this gold coin and use it well.
- Thank you! Good fortune smile on ye.
- 2-Get a job!
I'm a lousy street bum; you're too good to be my friend. Just leave me alone. (Charmed)
Nashkel
I've nothing of value, p-please let me be.
Please don't stand there mocking me. I'm but a pathetic beggar who needs sympathy, not ridicule.
The ore shortage closed me shops. Spare a copper till I be on me feet?
| “ | Troubles in the Region: Iron Crisis
That beggar I met used to be a merchant until the iron shortage put him out of business. He can't be the only one suffering from this strange phenomenon. |
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I thinks I got some sort a stomach flu, but that's all I know. (Charmed)
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