The Helm of the Noble (Helm of the Noble +1 in-game), also known as Helm of Glory, is an enchanted helmet. Aside from protecting the wearer from critical hits, it raises charisma by 1 point and provides a -1 bonus to armor class.
In classic 
Baldur's Gate (1998)
This icon stands for classic Baldur's Gate without Tales of the Sword Coast installed, it's the only helm other than Helm of Balduran, that can boost AC.
This item appears in 
Baldur's Gate (1998)
This icon stands for classic Baldur's Gate without Tales of the Sword Coast installed
BG: EE (2012)
This icon stands for Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition without Siege of Dragonspear installed
BG II: SoA
This icon stands for the Shadows of Amn campaign of classic Baldur's Gate II(SoA)
BG II: EE: SoA
This icon stands for the Shadows of Amn campaign of Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition(SoA).
Location
Baldur's Gate I
Baldur's Gate II
Description
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This icon stands for classic Baldur's Gate without Tales of the Sword Coast installed


This icon stands for classic Baldur's Gate without Tales of the Sword Coast installed


This icon stands for Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition without Siege of Dragonspear installed


This icon stands for the Shadows of Amn campaign of classic Baldur's Gate II


This icon stands for the Shadows of Amn campaign of Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition
Location
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Baldur's Gate I
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This helmet can be obtained in the city of Baldur's Gate in one of the houses around the Ducal Palace when the party kills Jardak.
Baldur's Gate II
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This helm is gained as a reward from the first mission from the Temple of Helm in the Athkatla Temple District in Athkatla. It no longer looks the same as in Baldur's Gate.
Description
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“ | Helm of glory: 'Helm of the Noble.' Named for its original owner, Sir Tain the Noble, this helmet saw many great battles in his possession. It was eventually passed to Sir Tain's squire, who had served him faithfully for almost ten years. Alas, the young man had neither the strength, nor the skill to uphold his master's legacy. It is rumored he lost his life of a worthy, but ultimately futile cause, and the helm has had many owners since. | ” |