Where the hell is Nashkel?
X-Caliber
It's like 2 or three maps straight south of the Ironarm Inn.
fugee_la
I've only just started playing Baldur's Gate, and now some of my party want
to go to Nashkel. I've got the Forgotten Realms AD&D campaign set, but I
can't find Nashkel anywhere on the maps.
Can someone help me out? I don't know which direction to start heading in,
and my party are really starting to grumble about Nashkel!!!
Regards,
Neil Brooks (aka Fugee_La)
Dumbarton, Scotland UK
mailto: fuge...@nbrooks.u-net.com
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Kyle Flood
If you copied it, then head south, you can't miss it.
Kyle.
fugee_la wrote in message <3Vcs2.970$54....@newsr2.u-net.net>...
Malte Kollakowski
Kyle Flood schrieb in Nachricht ...
>If you bought the game, you could look at the map that comes with it...
>If you copied it, then head south, you can't miss it.
I'd say there is absolutely NO WAY to oversea Nashkell, 'cause it's on the
built-in map of the game.
I knew where Nashkell was even before I got Khalid and Chahira...
Casmie
<kkf...@home.com> writes
>If you bought the game, you could look at the map that comes with it...
I think that comment was uncalled for ... many of us who bought the game
didn't get a map...
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Casmie (ICQ # 20807707)
Trickle
wrote:
>Can someone help me out? I don't know which direction to start heading in,
>and my party are really starting to grumble about Nashkel!!!
Head south for about 3 maps from Beregost.
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Trickle
ntanner
ask me why! Usually the US-Versions just are the best, which really is a
pity; even the box is nicer to look at, as the 'european box' has to have a
standard format.....
Zan
www.bgchronicles.com. They also have a scanned version of the map and
the reference card which I also believe was left out.
On Fri, 29 Jan 1999 23:20:19 +0100, "ntanner" <nta...@datacomm.ch>
wrote:
Ykalon Dragon
>
> He's from the UK, I don't believe their version comes with a map.
>
> It's like 2 or three maps straight south of the Ironarm Inn.
It's on the in-game map. When you go to the map-screen you can click and
hold your left mouse button down and scroll to see areas either north or
south of where you are. Nashkel is south.
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Ykalon Dragon -==(UDIC)==-
Marc de Vries
wrote:
Well I didn't get the map either, but it is also on the in-game map.
And when you have Jaheira and Khalid in your party it should be pretty
obvious that you have to go south.
I must say I am also quite suprised anyone would have trouble finding
nashkell.
Marc
Casmie
<MdeV...@deloitte.nl> writes
It was more the implication that the person hadn't bought the game I was
complaining about.
O'Doneque
here you'll find all maps you'll need...I have them already and it helps
great...Europe versions didn't get all these extras...only one small
manual...Guess they at bioware/interplay thought we all have played AD&D for
a long time....
Marc de Vries heeft geschreven in bericht <36b69a38...@news.wxs.nl>...
>On Fri, 29 Jan 1999 19:26:32 +0000, Casmie <Cas...@nospam.demon.co.uk>
>wrote:
>
>>In article <B1ds2.6250$q57....@news.rdc1.bc.wave.home.com>, Kyle Flood
>><kkf...@home.com> writes
>>
>>>If you bought the game, you could look at the map that comes with it...
>>
>>I think that comment was uncalled for ... many of us who bought the game
>>didn't get a map...
>
>Well I didn't get the map either, but it is also on the in-game map.
>And when you have Jaheira and Khalid in your party it should be pretty
>obvious that you have to go south.
>
>I must say I am also quite suprised anyone would have trouble finding
>nashkell.
>
>Marc
Flatlander
south one to Beregost, and continue south.
You can also consult the world map on our site. We have included every
surface map in the game without a fog of war, and an overall map that
shows all 50 areas and their relative location. Click on an area, and
get the map.
Look in the Map Room
Flatlander
http://www.cyberjag.com/baldur/baldurhm.htm