Baldur's Gate

Hidden Ring of Wizardy

Press L to see current X,Y coordinates for your mouse cursor. Go to x-2546, y-3507 on the Friendly Arms Inn Map to get a Ring of Wizardry which doubles 1st level spells

Quick Cash

First put potions in all of your quick item slots.Now switch to the inventory screen and replace the rightmost potion with a gem. Now return to the adventure screen. Notice the picture of the potion you replaced with a gem still looks like a potion. Click it multiple times and return to the inventory screen. The number of gems should change from 1 to no number at all. Switch back to adventure screen and repeat the process...now you should have 65,000 gems.

Quick Level Gain and Easy Money

When starting the game in the Town of Candlekeep do all the "Quests" (errands for guards, and other characters). That means anything that gives experience. Once you have done this go to the Character Screen and export your character. End the game and start a new game and import character. This allows you to start the game with the amount of experience that you had gained. Repeat until satisfied. If you started game as thief or strong warrior and thief has high enough lockpicking skills. You may bust or unlock a chest in the starting Inn on the second floor, that contains a gem that is worth 1,000 gold pieces.

Combat trick for low level party

This tactic requires two clerics/druids to be effective. One cleric heads into a zone you know has a pack of monsters, after casting sanctuary on himself. The monters cannot harm him, but they all focus on him. Next the Druid drops an entangle on the pack of monsters. Then the party opens up with missle fire and kills the helpless creatures. This will not work against enemies that have ranged attacks, but it helped our first level party kill packs of wolves & spiders with no trouble.

Getting the most out of your Bard

Equip your Bard with a bow. When you enter combat start attacking a foe. After the first arrow fires click on Bardsong. Your Bard should keep shotting at the current target until it dies, plus you get the advantage of the song. You will need to manually pick a target after the first monster drops, and start the song over as well.

Thief Spotting to help low level party

Here is a strategy that I have been using to help my 1st level party handle some pretty tough encounters... Have a thief with high Stealth "spot" for your party (my thief scouts everywhere finding enemies before the rest of my party shows up). How do you get high stealth? Well, you could dump all your starting points into it OR there is some boots available early on that pump it up 35%, so getting a 70-80% stealth with a 1st level character is easy.

Anyway, make sure your fighters can use bows or crossbows. Your Stealthy thief can walk in range of enemies to spot them, and your other party members will engage the enemy with missiles 1 or 2 spaces OUTSIDE of the monsters visible range, thereby the monster will **usually** just stand there and get pummelled till he dies.

Try it, it works. My band of 1st level character destroyed Bassilus' party without a single casualty in this manner (heheh, took a couple tries tho :) Hope this helps.

How to handle ranged attacks

For those (extremely irritating) encounters with ranged attack foes (of any variety, but mostly black talon elite, ankheg, kobold commandoes), try keeping one character equipped with all of your anti-ranged attack eq (e.g. girdle of piercing defense, those boots you can pick up, large shield, etc...). You can get this character to something like -12 against ranged (even better against arrows). Have this character engage the enemies by him/herself. The enemies will concentrate fire on this person (to little effect) leaving you to bring in the rest of the party to clean up....

...or, just use a couple fireballs...

p.s. I have found wands of monster summoning to be about the most helpful items in the game...

Where to Find Characters to join in the Group

You can Find Two adventures right in the Start after Gorion gets killed. They are a thief and a Mage on the Eastern edge of the map, (This is after the Thief from Candle keep Joins) They Insist that you take them to Nashkel, However if you have the Spell Detect Evil you will find that they are both Evil Characters. After they Join go to the Friendly Arms Inn, there you have a Fighter/Druid, and a Regular Fighter, the Druid/Fighter is a must do to the Entangle Spell, and Cure Light Wounds. Then Journey South to Nashkel, in the Middle of the Town there is a 2nd level Ranger for Service, he has the Wonder Hamster Boo with him :), there is also another 2nd level Ranger off to the western map from Bergeth, but you can only find him at night.... After you descend into the Mines, and Kill the Head Hancho at the Bottom level, there is a Second level Magic user for Service, and he has a very nifty Sword also. (this Magic User can use only this Special Sword, but its nice because he has something else to fight with). As you can tell there is more than 6 people I have mentioned, it's up to you to mix and Match, The two in the Beginning are useless... and Die easily, I just disgarded them after that to make room for others. Here is a list of my Party

Sneak - Level 3 Paladin

Thief - Level 3 (This is the Girl who joins in the beginning, she works best with a Bow)

Fighter/Druid - Level 2 (I give her a +1 Sling.)

Fighter - Level 3 (Good for a Sword and Shield)

Ranger - Level 3 ( excellent with a bow)

Magic User - Level 2 (With his Special Sword)

After moving up levels, My Paladin has gotten the ability to cast Cure light Wounds Twice, therefore I have to Healers, Also Cure Poison Is a MUST! If somone gets poisoned then you can't rest, because they Die! You need that Spell or Potion! Until you have it, don't go near Giant Spiders or Ghouls

Character selection logic

For your main character starting the game as anything but a human fighter class is a waste of time. Here is my logic ( I have been playing/ DMing DnD for 12 years) In the end of the game the most powerful classes are spell casters, but in the beginning they are by far the weakest. So since you "lose" the game if you main guy dies you want to have him be some thing that can take some hits, best for that is a straight fighter type since they dont split hps like a multi class and can wear some heavy armor. Once you get to the point in the game where your party is all 3rd lvl + you can start to think about changing your main guys class to one of the spellcasting classes. This works out well for you for alot of reasons. First your main guy now will have a ton more hps then he should for being a mage or cleric, at this point you will be fighting stuff that gives more exp so you will gain back those lower lvls very fast, and once you pass your old fighter lvl you will be a mage that can really do some good damage in combat with a weapon if they have too. To do this think ahead and make sure that you have either good Int or Wis when you make your guy so you are ready when the time comes to change.

Combat Tips for Tougher Battles

I've found that the more creatures working on your side, the better your chance of winning the battles. This is becuase the tougher critters are less likely to target you if they have a dozen others breathing down their necks. To achieve this, have at least one cleric who memorizes nothing but animate deads. Also, have at least one mage with a wand of summoning creatures. For traveling in the outdoors, I camp immediately after entering a new area, and upon waking, cast all the animate dead spells I have (3 at the moment), which yields me an army of 18 skeletons. Late in Chapters 4 and 5, however there are some tough indoor battles. Again, rest before you go inside to refresh your spells. Creatures won't follow you through doorways, so you will have to cast them right when you enter. In combat situations, have the cleric and the mage (equipped with the wand of summoning) aim their first spells directly in front of any enemy archer, mage, or cleric to distract the damage. Repeat this immediately until all the enemies are surrounded, and pull them back. Finally, you can have your fighters/thieves equipped with bows starting picking off the enemies one by one while the skeletons/wolves/hobgoblins/knolls nibble at their heels.

Character Addition to your party/ Higher levels quicker

The characters join up with you about 1 level above your current level. We all know that party experience is terrible, so here's how I beat the system. Start out as a fighter. Kill smaller things until you reach level 2. Save your game at the friendly arm inn. Go to the cleric. Attack her until you manage to kill her without her releasing a spell, or until you survive. Then go to the main inn keeper. Kill him. Together they're worth 2,000 exp (enough to go to level 3). Then go hunt Ankeg at the farm just below Baldur's Gate. Try doing this with the Paladin. The skulls are worth 500 a piece to your group at the town starting with a B which is below the beginning town(bad with names). Go to the armorer and drop all of them on the ground. Pick one up and sell it. Repeat until all sold. Go hunt more Ankheg(sp). They give 499 exp and 500 gold. When you've managed to gain a couple levels(I was level 4) Export your character. Then quit out, begin a new game, and import your old character w/out the bad rep for killing the innkeeper/cleric.

Second-Your not done yet. Go kill all the guards in the first town. (You should be able to by now). Take their armor and place it on the ground in one location. You should get 10 or more Plate. When they're all piled up, pick them all up. Export your character. Quit out, import, begin again with all the armor. Take as many trips as it takes getting all the armor into the square next to the inn keeper(you have too, that armor's too heavy to move all at once.) And then pick it all up. Sell it all at once to the inn keeper(or else the value will go from 300 to 120). Next go spend that money on healing potions. Both the blue ones and the more expensive purple ones at the healer(get all 15 blue ones, you can stack them in your inventory at 5 each). Repeat killing of all the guards for their armor. (DO NOT KEEP MONEY IT DOES NOT EXPORT with YOU!!!)

Third/Final- Repeat selling process once you've started over again.(Now with healing potions, money and more exp) Now go to the healer and donate 200. Then donate 300, three times. Then 400 then 500. You will get 18 popularity which will help you to get things cheaper( and after a few basic quests, one in the friendly arm retrieving a ring, you will get heroic rating (20) and things will be much CHEAPER to buy) and you should still have 1200 gold +.

The main thing is getting to level 3 so you can effectively kill the guards. Save all your money and sell everything on the first part of this so you can have the black smith make you Ankheg armor (25 lbs., AC 1). To have him do this, after you have 4000 gold(8 ankhegs :-) ), tell him you do not wish to sell him the skull right now, but he's the one you'll go to if you change your mind. He'll offer to make the armor. You have to putz around for about 5-10 days (arg!) but then you get awesome armor.

You can win the last battle without a scratch.

In order to do this, you need:

A thief with shadow armor, high stealth, and boots of speed
2. mages, each with wands of fire, and plenty of summon monsters spells and 1 haste memorized

2-3 decent fighters/paladins/rangers
. potions of giant strength (any variety is fine)

Basically when you enter the citadel of Bhaal, save the game. Then have the thief hide in shadows walk up to Sarevok without setting off the traps, most of which are on the skull image on the floor. Since the enemies cannot see you, they will not attack. at this point, have one of your spell casters cast a fireball right at the steps in front of Sarevok. this should draw out one of the mages...make sure you only draw out one mage, who will teleport really close to your party. At this point, have everyone but the thief attack the mage before he sets off a fireball. Killing him should be very easy. Then (your theif is still spotting for your party) have your mages cast fireballs continuously at the steps in front of Sarevok. Although Sarevok will take no damage, the Ogre and other mage will slowly take damage (like up to 100). You should expend 2 wands of fire doing this, but it doesnt matter since it is the final battle. If the mage and ogre are still alive, have your mage cast a summon monsters within visual range of Sarevok Immediately have the monsters attack Sarevok. This is the funny part because the mage and ogre will show themselves even though they have like 10 hit points now. The dumb mage will cast a huge fireball right at the summoned monsters and kill all the summoned monsters, kill himself, and kill the ogre. Now have your thief come back to the party (who should always remain at the citadel's entrance, and save the game. Killing Sarevok requires brute force because he is magic resistant. Haste every one. Have your fighters drink the potions of giant strength. Have your thief walk within visual range of him, and start shooting arrows at him. He will follow the thief, so you should lure sarevok within visual range of the party. Then have your mages cast summon monsters right in front fo sarevok. He will begin killing the monsters like crazy (1 hit = 1 kill) but while he is distracted you can continue plinking him with the thief and mages while your hasted, giant strength fighters walk up and cut him to ribbons.

Stop those pesky Basilisks

Cast Animated dead to have some skeletons come to your aid. They stay around for 8 game hours and you can command them just like your normal characters. Send a scout (either hidden in shadows or invisible) to find the basilisks. Have the skeletons attack the Basilisks as they are not affected by the flesh to stone attack (hehe they have no flesh you see). While the basilisks are fighting the skeletons move you team in and whack them with missiles.

As they last 8 hours, you can scout a whole map area. You get one skeleton per level of caster.

pesky sirines

Send one character in preferably a fighter of some sort. But leave the rest of your group well out of visual range. The Sirene will try to dire charm your fighter, but since the rest of your group is out of visual range of your fighter he will just sit there. when the spell wear's off the sirine will cast it again, (by this time their invisibility spell will have worn off as well, and they can only cast it once). When they run out of Dire charms ( I think it is 2 spells per creature) then bring in the rest of the party to help with the slaughter.

Thief / Mage teamwork

Use your thief scout to spot the enemy. Then use the Mage to cast Web at the end of his visible sight before the enemy sees you. Then go to the edge of the web area and pelt them with bows. also works with any area affect spells as fireball and entangle. The thief NPC also does well with with the boots of speed checking out new areas, cities, or those pesky mines and sewers.

Combat trick for dealing with many creatures

Some of the battles in baldur's gate are really hard. If your fighting lot's of bosses that are inside a room you can pop in with a few archers and mages,kill a boss with range attacks and pop back down the stairs or back out the door before the rest realize what hit'em.Another trick is with high level mages.Once you get minor globe of invulnerability you can create some really cool effects.Especially on humaniod bosses.My favorite is Stinking Cloud the bosses from off screen then put globe on a wade into the cloud.Next pop off 3 fireballs at your feet severely injuring if not killing anyone in the area.Any survivors should fall very easily.

Mages are the way

Well, Unlike Robert bartelt I feel that mages are the best choice for a Character. Imoen,The Thief that joins you at the very beginning, is a excellent bow shot. Going to the bottom of the first screen you start on ( not candlekeep) you find the evil guys that protect you even more and you don't have to go to Naskel at all, you just have to agree so they will join. Take the spell blindness and you can beat any human mages and fighters because they can't see you, and take Larloch's minor drain to give you a ranged attack that additionally gives you more hit points temporarily and leaves you back at full if you were hurt before you cast it. I never used a healing potion and I now have a much more well rounded party. The first magical weapons you receive is a Quarterstaff(mage) and you have 4 fighter/thief types to do the grunt work for you while you stand back casting magic missles and Identifying all the items you find. the mage is the only character type missing from the party once you get rid of the evil guys. Additionally when the going really gets tough later on you'll wish you could save VS spell and wand and such a little easier. Oh, and the fireballs are kinda nice too.

To gain good equipment, get rid of the evils, and go up a level right away, you just go east one screen and then go to the NE corner of that screen and go east to the Larwood screen. Almost right away you fight a lone bandit or two that go down quick and have Leather, a long sword, and bow&arrows. go east to the druid mount and let the evils stand up front during the first attack and you hang back. Let them die so that the exp is split just between you and Imoen. Now have the Oil o speed ready and confront the Shadow druid, drink down the oil and run around doing ranged attack( magic missile wand for the mages) and keep Imoen at a distance firing her bow at normal speed. No. 2 dies and you've goten a total of 2,000 exp just for those two druids. You will lose no rep and if you didn't run right over to the screen you should have them both up a level. now go to the Inn and blind the Mirror image mage and let the guards kill him. You are now second level and you grap your other two party members and start on your way.

Baldur's Gate (Update)

Extra Gold: Put a position on your belt so you can use it quickly. Go to the main game screen to see it. Then go back to your inventory replace it with a gem of an kind then go back to the main game screen you should see the position. Then click on the position go back to your inventory and the gem should have no number by it then go back to the main game screen click on the position again when you go back to the inventory you should have 65555 or some where around that number buy the gem. Then go sell the gem and you will get lots of money.

Cheat Codes: Use any text editor (Notepad, Word Processor, etc.) and open the BALDUR.INI file in your Baldur's Gate directory. Add the line Cheats=1 under the [Game Options] entry then save the file and run the game.

Once in the game, hit Ctrl-Tab to bring up the console in which you type the cheats. Ctrl-Tab will also close this console. Type in the cheats exactly as they appear below and hit the Enter key to activate. Any items created will be placed in the inventory of the party's leader if the entire group is selected when entering the cheat. A spawned defending Drizzt will not join your party, but will simply wait until there is a threat to your party and then attack the offender. After a couple minutes of inactivity, Drizzt will disappear. No experience is gained from killing Drizzt and he carries no items to pick up when he is dead.

Cheat Code - Function

Cheats:CowKill() - creates a Summon Cow spell (2nd lvl mage) Cheats:CriticalItems() - creates all the game critical items (1 Letter, 1 Invitation, and 1 Book) Cheats:DrizztAttacks() - spawns a hostile Drizzt (Drow Elf) who attacks your party Cheats:DrizztDefends() - spawns a friendly Drizzt (Drow Elf) who defends your party Cheats:FirstAid() - creates 5 healing potions, 5 neutralize poison potions, and 1 stone to flesh scroll Cheats:Hans() - moves your characters to a free adjacent area Cheats:Midas() - creates 500 gold

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Open the file Baldur.ini in your Baldur's Gate directory and add the line Cheats=1 under the [Game Options] entry. Then save the file and run the game.

Once in the game, hit Ctrl-Tab to bring up the console in which you type the cheats. Ctrl-Tab will also close this console. Type in the cheats exactly as they appear below and hit the [Enter] key to activate.

Cheats:TheGreatGonzo()

Summons 10 killer chickens who defend you.
Cheats:FirstAid() - Creates 5 healing potions, 5 neutralize poison potions, and 1 stone to flesh scroll.

Cheats:Midas() - Gives you 500 gold.

Cheats:CowKill()

- Creates a CowKill spell if you're near a cow.

Cheats:DrizztAttacks()
- Creates a hostile Drizzt.

Cheats:DrizztDefends()

Creates a friendly Drizzt.

Cheats:CriticalItems()

Spawns all the game's critical items.
Cheats:Hans()
- Moves your characters to a free adjacent area.
Cheats:ExploreArea()
- Marks entire area explored.
After editing the Baldur.ini file in the Bgate directory, (as was done for the other cheats), you can use the following codes:
CLUAConsole:CreateItem("xxx") where xxx is the code for an item, see below
CLUAConsole:CreateCreature("yyy") where yyy is the name of a creature or NPC
ie: CLUAConsole:CreateCreature("Ray") will create a gibberling
CLUAConsole:CreateCreature("Khalid") will create Khalid
CLUAConsole:CreateCreature("Noober") will create the best NPC in the game ;)
Note: The name you enter is limited to 6 characters, so some names are different, as in Jaheira would have to be entered as blah:("Jaheir")
CLUAConsole:SetCurrentXP("8900")
Set the current Experience points for all party members to 8900
Item List (compiled by Joe D):
AMUL01 - Necklace of Missiles
AMUL02 - Necklace
AMUL04 - Studded Necklace with Zios Gems
AMUL05 - Bluestone Necklace
AMUL06 - Agni Mani Necklace
AMUL07 - Rainbow Obsidian Necklace
AMUL08 - Tiger Cowrie Shell Necklace
AMUL09 - Silver Necklace
AMUL10 - Gold Necklace
AMUL11 - Pearl Necklace
AMUL12 - Laeral's Tear Necklace (3000 gp)
AMUL13 - Bloodstone Amulet
AMUL14 - Amulet of Protection +1
AMUL15 - Shield Amulet
AMUL16 - Amulet of Metaspell Influence (+1 2nd level spell)
AROW01 - Arrow
AROW02 - Arrow +1
AROW03 - Arrow of Slaying
AROW04 - Acid Arrow
AROW05 - Arrow of Biting
AROW06 - Arrow of Detonation
AROW07 - Arrow or Dispelling
AROW08 - Arrow of Fire
AROW09 - Arrow of Ice
AROW10 - Arrow of Piercing
AROW11 - Arrow +2
AROW1A - Arrow +2 (different graphic)
AX1H01 - Battle Axe
AX1H02 - Battle Axe +1
AX1H03 - Battle Axe +2
AX1H04 - Throwing Axe
AX1H05 - Throwing Axe +2
BELT01 - Girdle
BELT02 - Golden Girdle
BELT03 - Girdle of Bluntness
BELT04 - Girdle of Piercing
BELT05 - Girdle of Sex Change
BLUN01 - Club
BLUN02 - Flail
BLUN03 - Flail +1
BLUN04 - Mace
BLUN05 - Mace +1
BLUN06 - Morning Star
BLUN07 - Morning Star +1
BOLT01 - Bolt
BOLT02 - Bolt +1
BOLT03 - Bolt of Lightning
BOLT04 - Bolt of Biting
BOLT05 - Bolt of Polymorphing
BOLT06 - Bolt +2
BOOK01 - Magical Book
BOOK02 - Spell Book
BOOK03 - +1 con
BOOK04 - +1 str
BOOK05 - +1 dex
BOOK06 - +1 int
BOOK07 - +1 chr
BOOK08 - +1 wis
BOOK09 - Normal Book
BOOT01 - Boots of Speed
BOOT02 - Boots of Stealth
BOOT03 - Boots of the North
BOOT04 - Boots of Avoidance
BOOT05 - Boots of Grounding
BOW01 - Composite Long Bow
BOW02 - Composite Long Bow +1
BOW03 - Long Bow
BOW04 - Long Bow +1
BOW05 - Short Bow
BOW06 - Short Bow +1
BOW07 - Long Bow of Marksmanship
BOW08 - Eagle Bow
BRAC01 - Bracers of DefenseAC 8
BRAC02 - Bracers of Defense AC 7
BRAC03 - Bracers of Defense AC 6
BRAC04 - Bracers of Archery
BRAC05 - Bracers
BRAC06 - Gauntlets of Ogre Power
BRAC07 - Gauntlets of Dexterity
BRAC08 - Gauntlets of Fumbling
BRAC09 - Gauntlets of Weapon Skill
BRAC10 - Gauntlets of Weapon Expertise
BULL01 - Bullet
BULL02 - Bullet +1
BULL03 - Bullet +2
CHAN01 - Chainmail
CHAN02 - Chainmail +1
CHAN03 - Chainmail +2
CHAN04 - Splint Mail
CHAN05 - Splint Mail +1
CHAN06 - Mithril Chain Mail +4
CLCK01 - Cloak of Protection +1
CLCK02 - Cloak of Protection +2
CLCK03 - Cloak of Displacement
CLCK04 - Cloak of the Wolf
CLCK05 - Cloak of Balduran
CLCK06 - Cloak of Non-Detection
CLCK07 - Nymph Cloak
DAGG01 - Dagger
DAGG02 - Dagger +1
DAGG03 - Dagger +2
DAGG04 - Dagger +2, Longtooth
DAGG05 - Throwing Dagger
DART01 - Dart
DART02 - Dart +1
DART03 - Dart of Stunning
DART04 - Dart of Wounding
HALB01 - Halberd
HALB02 - Halberd +1
HALB03 - Halberd +2
HAMM01 - War Hammer
HAMM02 - War Hammer +1
HAMM03 - War hammer +2
HELM01 - Helmet
HELM02 - Helm of Opposite Alignment
HELM03 - Helm of Glory
HELM04 - Helm of Defense
HELM05 - Helm of Infravision
HELM06 - Helm of Charm Protection
HELM07 - Helm of Balduran
LEAT01 - Leather Armor
LEAT02 - Leather Armor +1
LEAT03 - Leather Armor +2
LEAT04 - Studded Leather Armor
LEAT05 - Studded Leather Armor +1
LEAT06 - Studded Leather Armor +2, missile attraction
LEAT07 - Studded Leather Armor +2
LEAT08 - Shadow Armor
MISC01 - Winter Wolf Pelt
MISC07 - Gold Piece
MISC12 - Ankheg Shell
MISC13 - Samuel (body)
MISC16 - Fire Agate Gem
MISC17 - Lynx Eye Gem
MISC18 - Sunstone Gem
MISC19 - Turquoise Gem
MISC20 - Bloodstone Gem
MISC21 - Skydrop Gem
MISC22 - Andar Gem
MISC23 - Jasper Gem
MISC24 - Tchazar Gem
MISC25 - Zircon Gem
MISC26 - Iol Gem
MISC27 - Moonstone Gem
MISC28 - Waterstar Gem
MISC29 - Ziose Gem
MISC30 - Chrysoberyl Gem
MISC31 - Star Diopside Gem
MISC32 - Shandon Gem
MISC33 - Aquamarine Gem
MISC34 - Garnet Gem
MISC35 - Horn Coral Gem
MISC36 - Pearl
MISC37 - Sphene Gem
MISC38 - Black Opal
MISC39 - Water Opal
MISC40 - Moonbar Gem
MISC41 - Star Saphire(sic)
MISC42 - Diamond
MISC43 - Emerald
MISC44 - Kings Tears
MISC45 - Rogue Stone
MISC47 - Golden Pantaloons
MISC48 - Idol
MISC49 - Melicamp the Chicken
MISC50 - Skull
MISC51 - Lock of Nymph's Hair
MISC52 - Wyvern Head
MISC53 - Bowl of Water Elemental Control
MISC54 - Child's Body
MISC55 - Duke Eltan's Body
MISC56 - Broken Weapon
MISC57 - Broken Shield
MISC58 - Broken Armor
MISC59 - Broken Miscellaneous
MISC60 - Spider Body
MISC61 - Bottle of Wine
MISC62 - Dead Cat
MISC63 - Chew Toy
MISC64 - Telescope
MISC69 - Helshara's Artifact Fragment
MISC70 - Delorna's Statue
MISC72 - The Claw of Kazgaroth
MISC73 - The Horn of Kazgaroth
MISC74 - The Candle
MISC79 - Female Body
MISC80 - Male Body
MISC83 - Key to River Plug
MISC84 - Boo (GO FOR THE EYES BOO!)
MISC85 - Mulahey's Holy Symbol
MISC86 - Bandit Scalp
MISC87 - Contaminated Iron
MISC88 - Rabbit's Foot
PLAT01 - Plate Mail Armor
PLAT02 - Plate Mail +1
PLAT04 - Full Plate Mail
PLAT05 - Full Plate Mail +1
PLAT06 - Ankheg Plate Mail
POTN02 - Potion of Fire Resistance
POTN03 - Potion of Hill Giant Strength
POTN04 - Potion of Frost Giant Strength
POTN05 - Potion of Fire Giant Strength
POTN06 - Potion of Cloud Giant Strength
POTN07 - Potion of Storm Giant Strength
POTN08 - Potion of Healing
POTN09 - Potion of Heroism
POTN10 - Potion of Invisibility
POTN11 - Potion of Invulnerability
POTN12 - Potion of Stone Giant Strength
POTN13 - Oil of Firey Burning
POTN14 - Oil of Speed
POTN15 - Red Potion
POTN16 - Violet Potion
POTN17 - Elixir of Health
POTN18 - Potion of Absorption
POTN19 - Potion of Agility
POTN20 - Antidote
POTN21 - Potion of Clarity
POTN22 - Potion of Cold Resistance
POTN23 - Oil of Speed
POTN24 - Potion of Defense
POTN25 - Potion of Healing
POTN26 - Potion of Explosions
POTN27 - Potion of Firebreath
POTN28 - Potion of Fortitude
POTN29 - Potion of Genius
POTN30 - Potion of Infravision
POTN31 - Potion of Insulation
POTN32 - Antidote
POTN33 - Potion of Magic Blocking
POTN34 - Potion of Magic Protection
POTN35 - Potion of Magic Shielding
POTN36 - Potion of Master Thievery
POTN37 - Potion of Mind Focusing
POTN38 - Potion of Mirrored Eyes
POTN39 - Potion of Perception
POTN40 - Potion of Invulnerability
POTN41 - Potion of Power
POTN42 - Potion of Regeneration
POTN43 - Potion of Insight
POTN44 - Potion of Strength
POTN45 - Potion of Freedom
POTN46 - Potion of Stone Form
RING01 - Ring
RING02 - Ring of Fire Resistance
RING03 - Ring of Animal Friendship
RING04 - Ring of Clumsiness
RING05 - Ring of Invisibility
RING06 - Ring of Protection +1
RING07 - Ring of Protection +2
RING08 - Ring of Wizardry
RING09 - Ring of Free Action
RING10 - Gold Ring
RING11 - Silver Ring
RING12 - Onyx Ring
RING13 - Jade Ring
RING14 - Greenstone Ring
RING15 - Bloodstone Ring
RING16 - Angel Skin Ring
RING17 - Flamedance Ring
RING18 - Fire Opal Ring
RING19 - Ruby Ring
RING20 - Ring of Energy
RING21 - Ring of Infravision
RING22 - Ring of Holiness
RING23 - Ring of Folly
SCRL02 - Spell Scroll
SCRL03 - Protection from Acid
SCRL04 - Protection from Cold
SCRL05 - Protection from Electricity
SCRL06 - Protection from Fire
SCRL07 - Protection from Magic
SCRL08 - Protection from Poison
SCRL09 - Protection from Undead
SCRL10 - Cursed Scroll of Weakness
SCRL15 - Protection from Petrification
SCRL18 - Cursed Scroll of Stupidity
SCRL1B - Agannazar's Scorcher
SCRL1C - Ghoul Touch
SCRL1D - Clairvoyance
SCRL1E - Dispel Magic
SCRL1F - Flame Arrow
SCRL1G - Fireball
SCRL1H - Haste
SCRL1I - Hold Person
SCRL1K - Lightning Bolt
SCRL1L - Monster Summoning I
SCRL1M - Non-Detection
SCRL1N - Protection from Normal Missiles
SCRL1O - Slow
SCRL1P - Skull Trap
SCRL1Q - Vampiric Touch
SCRL1R - Wraith Form
SCRL1S - Dire Charm
SCRL1T - Ghost Armor
SCRL1U - Confusion
SCRL1V - Dimension Door
SCRL1Y - Improved Invisibility
SCRL1Z - Minor Globe of Invulnerability
SCRL2A - Monster Summoning II
SCRL2D - Animate Dead
SCRL2E - Cloudkill
SCRL2F - Cone of Cold
SCRL2G - Monster Summoning III
SCRL2H - Shadow Door
SCRL2I - Letter
SCRL2J - Letter
SCRL3D - Letter
SCRL56 - Cure Serious Wounds
SCRL58 - Free Action
SCRL59 - Neutralize Poison
SCRL61 - Cure Critical Wounds
SCRL62 - Flame Strike
SCRL63 - Raise Dead
SCRL66 - Grease
SCRL67 - Armor
SCRL68 - Burning Hands
SCRL69 - Charm Person
SCRL70 - Color Spray
SCRL71 - Blindness
SCRL72 - Friends
SCRL73 - Protection from Petrification
SCRL75 - Identify
SCRL76 - Infravision
SCRL77 - Magic Missile
SCRL78 - Protection from Evil
SCRL79 - Shield
SCRL80 - Shocking Grasp
SCRL81 - Sleep
SCRL82 - Chill Touch
SCRL83 - Chromatic Orb
SCRL84 - Larloch's Minor Drain
SCRL85 - Blur
SCRL86 - Detect Evil
SCRL87 - Detect Invisibility
SCRL89 - Horror
SCRL90 - Invisibility
SCRL91 - Knock
SCRL92 - Know Alignment
SCRL93 - Luck
SCRL94 - Resist Fear
SCRL95 - Melf's Acid Arrow
SCRL96 - Mirror Image
SCRL97 - Stinking Cloud
SCRL98 - Strength
SCRL99 - Web
SHLD01 - Small Shield
SHLD02 - Small Shield +1
SHLD03 - Medium Shield
SHLD04 - Medium Shield +1
SHLD05 - Large Shield
SHLD06 - Large Shield +1
SHLD07 - Large Shield +1, +4 vs Missiles
SHLD08 - Buckler
SHLD09 - Buckler
SHLD10 - Buckler
SHLD11 - Small Shield
SHLD12 - Small Shield
SHLD13 - Medium Shield
SHLD14 - Medium Shield
SHLD15 - Large Shield
SHLD16 - Large Shield
SLNG01 - Sling
SLNG02 - Sling +1
SPER01 - Spear
SPER02 - Spear +1
SPER03 - Spear +3, Backbiter
STAF01 - Quarterstaff
STAF02 - Quarterstaff +1
SW1H01 - Bastard Sword
SW1H02 - Bastard Sword +1
SW1H03 - Bastard Sword +1, Shapeshifters
SW1H04 - Long SwordS
W1H05 - Long Sword +1
SW1H06 - Long Sword +2
SW1H07 - Short Sword
SW1H08 - Short Sword +1
SW1H09 - Short Sword +2
SW1H10 - Short Sword of Backstabbing
SW1H13 - Moonblade
SW1H15 - Scimitar +3, Frostbrand
SW2H01 - Two Handed Sword
SW2H02 - Two Handed Sword +1
SW2H03 - Two Handed Sword, Berserking
SW2H06 - Spider's Bane
WAND02 - Wand of Fear
WAND03 - Wand of Magic Missiles
WAND04 - Wand of Paralyzation
WAND05 - Wand of Fire
WAND06 - Wand of Frost
WAND07 - Wand of Lightning
WAND08 - Wand of Sleep
WAND09 - Wand of Polymorphing
WAND10 - Wand of Monster Summoning
WAND11 - Wand of the Heavens
XBOW01 - Heavy Crossbow
XBOW02 - Heavy Crossbow +1
XBOW03 - Heavy Crossbow of Accuracy
XBOW04 - Light Crossbow
XBOW05 - Light Crossbow +1
XBOW06 - Light Crossbow of Speed