The One Gift Lost, also known as necklace of missiles, is a magical amulet in The Black Pits, Baldur's Gate, Shadows of Amn and Gladiators of Thay. It can be used to fire a missile blast.
Description
“ | The One Gift Lost The naming of this necklace originates from its only owner, Ikaida Mourneve, who quested to regain his kidnapped daughter. Not many would help the determined father, but a kind and generous mage bestowed this item on him to aid his cause. Alas, the necklace was lost when Ikaida dropped it into the Immerflow River while fending off bandits upon a suspension bridge. Fortunately, it is rumored that the item was not needed to reunite the family once again. |
” |
Statistics[]
Only prohibited to wizard slayers, the necklace of missiles is a usable item, as long as equipped as amulet. Once activated, it will fire a missile at any point within a certain range that causes an explosion of a 30-ft diameter. This explosion will deal 6d6 fire damage to any creature within that area that isn't able to avoid it due to their magic resistance. A successful saving throw vs. spell, however, will halve the elemental damage, as well as fire resistance will reduce it.
The exact range of the missile differs between games: it's 60 ft during all campaigns of Baldur's Gate and also in the original Shadows of Amn, and only the Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition reduces this to the 50-ft range that's spoken of in the necklace's description (see also bugs).
The necklace has a maximum capacity of 25 missiles. It can be sold to any merchant dealing with amulets and necklaces, as long as it's not depleted – and then repurchased, fully loaded again.
Involvement[]
A necklace of missiles can serve characters or parties without access to other sources of fire damage to fight enemies with resistances against other types of damage and of course those with a vulnerability to fire.
Nadine and Euric[]
Nadine will reward the party with The One Gift Lost after delivering The Protector to her son Euric. It has eleven missiles left to fire and can also be pickpocketed(50) from her.
Acquisition[]
The Black Pits[]
- Sold by Xithiss at Tier 3 (×1 | 5 charges)
Baldur's Gate[]
- Nashkel carnival: Buy from merchant, in the tent with the red-white colored roof. (AR4907)
- East Baldur's Gate, Elfsong Tavern: Buy from merchant, on the upper floor (AR0706)
- Central Baldur's Gate, Nadine's home: Reward from Nadine for her quest; can also be stolen(50) (11 charges) (AR0715)
- Oberan's Estate: Dropped by or Stolen from Delorna, third floor (AR0145).
Tales of the Sword Coast[]
- Durlag's Tower Labyrinth Level 4: In a slime container near the hidden door leading to the slime cavern. (AR0514)
Siege of Dragonspear[]
- Equipped by Safana (5 charges)
Shadows of Amn[]
- Buy from the Caravan Merchant in Trademeet, after solving the Genie Embargo and killing Faldorn.
Gladiators of Thay[]
Gameplay[]
- The missile blast doesn't need a specific target and can be pointed to anywhere within the range.
- Baldur's Gate I & II: Enhanced Editions
This icon indicates content from all Enhanced Editions of the Baldur's Gate games. May situationally encompass Siege of Dragonspear and The Black Pits I & II content as well. Mirror Image doesn't protect against the explosion in the Enhanced Editions.
Notes[]
- The necklace's description reads as it would be a unique item; this is, however, not true, as it can be found sold by various merchants and in addition carried by other characters.
- The Black Pits (2012)
This icon indicates content from the Black Pits campaign in the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition. A female mage by the name MJ is equipped with The One Gift Lost, but she doesn't make any appearance in Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition. Judging by her creature code,BPBMAG01
, MJ seems to be cut content from The Black Pits. - Baldur's Gate:
Siege of Dragonspear (2016)
This icon indicates content from the Siege of Dragonspear campaign of the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition. An identical item with the codeBDAMUL21
exists in the game files of Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear, but remains unused.
Trivia[]
- The description of this amulet on the offical website for the original game, now archived, slightly differs:[1]
“ | The naming of this necklace originates from its only owner, Ikaida Mourneve who quested to regain his kidnapped daughter. Not many would help the determined father, but a kind and generous mage bestowed this item to him for the nature of his cause. Alas, the necklace was lost when Ikaida dropped it into the Immerflow river while fending off bandits upon a suspension bridge. Nevertheless, it is rumored that the item was not needed to reunite the family once again. | ” |
Bugs[]
Gallery[]
External links[]
- One Gift Lost on the Forgotten Realms Wiki, a wiki for the Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting Forgotten Realms.
References
- ↑ Baldur's Gate - Magic | Wayback Machine