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Broadhorn

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Fist Broadhorn is a dwarven fighter and a member of the Flaming Fist. He is in Rivington in Act Three.

“
I'll be following you crime-solving career with great interest, friend.
„
— Broadhorn, after the party successfully investigated the dangerous toys

Involvement[edit section | visual editor]

Broadhorn together with Fist Poole Fist Poole, Fist Rowan Fist Rowan, Fist Madigan Fist Madigan, Fist Lochan Fist Lochan and Fist Varone Fist Varone, under command of Manip Nestor Manip Nestor, guards the goods donated to the benefit of refugees, put into storage inside the Requisitioned Barn. Broadhorn is one of the two guards who patrols the barn inside.

If any party member is spotted by Broadhorn while exploring the barn without permission, he orders them to speak with the Manip (which immediately moves the party to the entrance). Being caught a second time leads them to being arrested.

Any party member who is caught by Broadhorn inside (for the first time only) has a unique dialogue line with him. Unlike Madigan, this option is available for all classes (not only Rogue Rogue characters).

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  • I was looking to see if there was anything worth stealing.

Using this line brings the following approval/disapproval points from various companions:

Astarion approves +1 Halsin disapproves -1 Jaheira disapproves -1 Karlach disapproves -1 Lae'zel disapproves -1 Minsc disapproves -1 Minthara approves +1 Wyll disapproves -1

Combat[edit section | visual editor]

Attacks and actions[edit section | visual editor]

Main Hand Attack Main Hand Attack (Action)   –  Halberd
Damage: 6~15
1d10 + 5Slashing⁠Slashing

Make a melee attack with your equipped weapon.

Sweeping Attack Sweeping Attack (Action + Superiority Die)   –  Halberd

Swing your weapon in a rapid, sweeping arc to attack multiple enemies at once. Roll your superiority die for damage.

Throw Throw (Action)   –  Javelin
Damage: 6~11
1d6 + 5Piercing⁠Piercing

Throw a character or item from the world or your inventory.

Your Strength affects how much weight you can throw. Heavier items deal more damage.

The damage of weapons with the thrown property is the same as the weapon's melee damage.

Loot[edit section | visual editor]

Notes and references[edit section | visual editor]