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Ar4800worldmap 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[]

Joseph's Wife[]

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 Officer[]

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 Emeralds[]

The sculptor, Prism, has stolen some emeralds to complete his masterpiece, and Oublek wants you to track him down.

Recovering Captain Brage[]

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 Region[]

The mayor of Nashkel needs someone to solve the terrible problems at the mines.

Buildings[]

Nashkel Inn (AR4801)Nashkel Store (AR4803)Temple of Helm (AR4802)Manor House (AR4804, AR4805)Garrison (AR4810)Belching Dragon Tavern (AR4809)Joseph's Home (AR4806)Generic Home (AR4807)Generic Home (AR4808)Nashkel Map
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Assassination attempts[]

Other interesting events[]

Creatures[]

Companions[]

NPCs[]

Note: When playing the original Baldur's Gate complete with its expansion Tales of the Sword Coast, all farmers go by the name Lahl instead, who actually is a specific farmer from the Isle of Balduran. This is not the case when playing the original game without its expansion or the Enhanced Edition.

Notable loot[]

Reputation trap[]

If you are in Nashkel and your reputation is lower than 4, you will be attacked by a Bounty Hunter. Depending on your reaction, you may be able to pay your way out of a fight.

Trivia[]

  • 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.
  • Several of the gravestones reference Bioware developers, including Chris Parker, Mark Darrah, Lukas Kristjanson, and Ray Muzyka. Feargus, whose gravestone reads "Is it done yet?" is likely a reference to Black Isle lead Feargus Urquhart.

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