| Nashkel is one of the areas from the World Map. |
Nashkel is a small town just inside the northern border of Amn. Upon entering Nashkel, Chapter One is completed and Chapter Two begins.
Side quests
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Joseph's WifeEdit
The wife of a local miner asks the party to keep an eye out for any sign of her husband, who went missing in the mines.
Oublek the Bounty OfficerEdit
Oublek mistakes Gorion's Ward or a member of their party for the renowned bounty hunter, Greywolf, offering them payment for a job "they" completed.
Prism's EmeraldsEdit
The sculptor, Prism, has stolen some emeralds to complete his masterpiece, and Oublek wants you to track him down.
Recovering Captain BrageEdit
Captain Brage of the Nashkel Guard has gone mad and set off on a killing spree, and he must be either put down or cured of his insanity.
Troubles in the RegionEdit
The mayor of Nashkel needs someone to solve the terrible problems at the mines.
BuildingsEdit
- Nashkel Inn - Rooms, Drinks
- Nashkel Store - Buy and Sell, Identify
- Temple of Helm - Healing, Donate, Buy and Sell, Identify
- Garrison
- Belching Dragon Tavern - Drinks
- Manor House
- Joseph's Home
- Generic farmhouse
- Generic home
Assassination attemptsEdit
- Neira – Nashkel Inn
- Nimbul – outside the Nashkel Inn in Chapter Three
Other significant eventsEdit
- The village idiot, Noober, approaches the party and begins speaking nonsense, see Tolerating Noober,
CreaturesEdit
Companions Edit
- Minsc
- Edwin
- Rasaad yn BashirThis icon indicates content from the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition campaign.
NPCs Edit
- Amnian Soldiers
- Bardolan
- Beggar
- Berrun Ghastkill
- Boys (only during day)
- Commoners
- Commoner (Joseph's wife)
- Da'er Ragh
- Farmers
- Jamie
- Karp
- Nalin
- Noober
- Oublek
- Samantha
- TarisThis icon indicates content from the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition campaign.
- Volo
Notable lootEdit
- Ankheg Plate Mail and a pearl, in a field (184.2744)
Reputation trapEdit
If you are in Nashkel and your reputation is lower than 4, you will be attacked by bounty hunters. Depending on your reaction, you may be able to pay your way out of a fight.
Trivia Edit
- The game files use – partially – a different spelling for the town's name: "Nashkell". This can, for example, be seen on the road signs between Beregost and Nashkel. The established name, however, uses only a single "l".[1] Interestingly the wrong spelling was carried over to the German translation of the game, although the town in German lore is spelled the same way as in English.
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