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Lehtinan is the weel-to-do owner of the large Copper Coronet inn located within the Athkatla Slums.

Well... (Hurrrm...) Hello to you. I don't recall seeing your face in here before. Strangers aren't exactly welcome in these parts.

— Lehtinan

Although he's in charge of the inn, he doesn't offer any services, leaving Bernard to run the place instead. Lehtinan uses the "Copper Coronet" as a façade to run other, more profitable and rather shady ventures, such as gambling on dog fights, less-than-legal gladiatorial combat, opium trade and prostitution (see Madame Nin). Since the building is connected to the Slaver Stockade it is also implied that Lehtinan participates in slave trade as well.

Lehtinan speaks with a deep, raspy voice. He is highly suspicious of his patrons' true intentions and rather uncooperative and untalkative.

Gameplay[]

As Gorion's Ward and companions first meets him, he is hesitant of revealing his "other sorts of entertainments," which include prostitution and gambling on slave pit-fights. To get further into some potential side quests and adventuring, it is necessary that that the party be persistent and ask him "What sorts of... other things are you referring to? I'm interested."

If confronted for keeping slaves in the back of the Copper Coronet or during the Free Hendak and the slaves quest, Lehtinan will offer the Gorion's Ward a reward (including Kondar and some gold) should they kill Hendak.

Helping Hendak free himself and the other slaves will inevitably cause the two to confront each other at the bar, where Lehtinan arrogantly accepts Hendak's challenge, but proves no match for the battle-hardened gladiator and is killed with or without the player's aid.

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In the original Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn his alignment was Lawful Neutral. Changed to LE in the Enhanced Edition.

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