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Fire agates are gems in Baldur's Gate and Shadows of Amn.

Often found in the possession of inhabitants of the Sword Coast or citizens of Amn – either in their pockets or hidden at home –, for the weary traveler they serve only one purpose: being sold to a merchant, and thus funding the next night's rest.

Description[]

Fire Agate is the name given to chalcedony which contains thin lines of iridescent goethite. When properly cut, the iridescence displays red, brown, gold, and green hues, and the finest specimens are partly translucent.

— Fire Agate Gem

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In all games, fire agate gems can be found as random treasure.

Baldur's Gate[]

In the original Baldur's Gate, it's possible to find or steal 14 gems at fixed locations and to pick pockets (or murder) for another 1.
A further 1 might be stolen or looted in the Enhanced Edition, depending on how Gorion's Ward solves a certain quest, one of the possible new companions carries 1 fire agate around, one might even create a gem once per day.

Shadows of Amn[]

Only about half the amount can be found in the successor Shadows of Amn: 7 in fixed locations and 1 to loot or to be picked.
The Enhanced Edition only adds further to the random treasure.

Notes[]

  • ClassicgamesglowlogoonlyBaldur's Gate I & II Classic
    This icon indicates content from all original Baldur's Gate games, extensions included.
    Shadows of Amn LOGOSOA00001 Icon BG2EEBaldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition – Shadows of Amn (2013)
    This icon indicates content from the Shadows of Amn campaign of the Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition.
    As many other gems, the file for the fire agate gem, MISC16.itm, has a magical item ability attached. This, however, has no effect and is not present in the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition.

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