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Jord

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Jord is a half-orc druid in the Lower City in Baldur's Gate 3.

“
I just let it... thrive in its own independence. You know, same way you raised us.
„
— Jord, describing his approach to horticulture

Involvement[edit section | visual editor]

Jord is Jaheira's Jaheira's adoptive son. He lives in what is now Elerrathin's Home along with Jaheira's other children. Jaheira took Jord in as a ward when he was nine years old after a confrontation with a merchant. In her absence, Jord watched over Jaheira's plants, letting those in her study grow unimpeded.

Combat[edit section | visual editor]

Attacks and actions[edit section | visual editor]

Flame Blade Flame Blade (Bonus Action + Level 2 Spell Slot)

Conjure a flaming  Scimitar in your hand for 10 turns that deals 3d6⁠Fire⁠Fire damage. It sheds a bright light in a 3 m (10 ft) radius and a dim light in a 6 m (20 ft) radius.

The blade can be unequipped and equipped again, but must stay on the spellcaster's person.

Hold Person Hold Person (Action + Level 2 Spell Slot)

Hold a humanoid enemy still. They can't move, act, or react. Attacks from within 3 m (10 ft) are always Critical Hits.

At the end of each turn, the affected creature can make a Wisdom Saving Throw Wisdom Saving Throw to end this condition.

Damage: 1~12
1d12Poison⁠Poison

Project a puff of noxious gas, dealing 1d12⁠Poison⁠Poison to a target.

Take the shape of a Fire Myrmidon.

Your fire myrmidon shape has a starting health of 90 hit points 90 hit points that increases every two druid levels. It can cast Scorching Strike Scorching Strike, Myrmidon's Immolation Myrmidon's Immolation, and Cinderous Swipe Cinderous Swipe.

Idle banter[edit section | visual editor]

Jord will occasionally chat with Rion Rion:

[1]
  • Rion
    Where's the boy got to, Jord?
  • Jord
    The boy is upstairs. The girls were a little rough in their play earlier.
  • Rion
    Chauntea's Chauntea's cheeks, I told them to give him space. That's two volunteers for dishes later, then.
[1]
  • Rion
    Throw some cabbage on your list for the market, Jord.
  • Jord
    You know I could just grow it myself. Even a lowly apprentice can manage that much.
  • Rion
    I know you can, brother. Just being careful - don't want the young ones going all weird from eating mystical greens.
  • Jord
    What do you mean, 'weird'?
  • Rion
    Well. Fig.
  • Jord
    Ah. Fig. Yeah, fair enough.
[1]
  • Jord
    Telk says they shut the Church of Last Hope Church of Last Hope down.
  • Rion
    And how did Telk see that, through the bottom of her drinking mug?
  • Jord
    She was stone cold sober. Heard it from Mother Aramina herself - the Steel Watch said they were only 'encouraging the refugees into an unlawful gathering'.
  • Rion
    Aye. A warm meal and a scrap of rags to sleep on must be very encouraging. Well, the mother knows -
  • Jord
    That we have space to spare if she needs it. Aye, I passed it on.

Jord will also occassionally chat with Jhessem Jhessem:

[2]
  • Jord
    Bootprints on the tabletop. You haven't been poking around the top shelves again - have you, Jhessem?
  • Jhessem
    Of course not. Her diaries are off-limits.
  • Jord
    And written in code too, I'm afraid.
  • Jhessem
    I know. It's not a very good code.
[2]
  • Jord
    Well, what are we reading now? More Alaundo?
  • Jhessem
    No. I'm looking for any histories about this Absolute.
  • Jord
    I wouldn't bother. It's a new god - unknowable and mysterious.
  • Jhessem
    It's just another cult. And cults are common as muck.
  • Jord
    Huh. 'So sayeth the wise Jhessem.'
[2]
  • Jord
    Try that hand-bill on fungal poultices. We might be tending the injured here before long.
  • Jhessem
    Perhaps you should brush up on the herb-lore yourself, Jord. Mother's vines are looking a little weedy.
  • Jord
    Why are the quiet ones always the cruellest?
[2]
  • Jhessem
    That reminds me. I'm working on our family tree - I've already placed Rion. You're next.
  • Jord
    Hah. Well, I'm afraid you won't find us dangling from any of the same branches, sproutling.
  • Jhessem
    So we'll graft on another. A druid should know how to do that, shouldn't he?
  • Jord
    I... suppose he should, at that.

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