In Ulcaster, a shortling came up her name was (or his) furret. She asked me if I'm a adventurer or not. Yes, I am I replied. than she sold me a gem of truee seeing for 1000 gold but when I take it I saw that its just a turquoise gem worth of 2 gold. am I cheated? if yes please do not laugh ok? [img]smile.gif[/img] ))

One more question; in bg2 some gems are useful for items or spesific quests so you should not sell them, does the same thing happens in bg1 too? or I can sell All gems jewelery?

Yea you were cheated/when I got to her i thought it cost too much so I just stole it off of her,and for the gems there is no special use for them as far as I know except for in a quest or something and I know some guy in the Flaming Fists will want an angel skin ring later in the game at Baldurs Gate

welcome to the club. I think most good alinged players rping gotten in the first tiem they played. Eitherway unlike BGII most gems are to be sold unless they are specific to a quest. Those that are can be found easily so do not worry about sellign this one to recoup some of your money

I remember a quest in the city of Baldur's Gate, where you had to search the sewers to find a girl's body. To claim the reward for finding the corpse, you had to bring back some gem she had as proof.

I found a few bodies there, and some booty, but since I had forgotten about the reward, I sold all of the booty for some much needed $$$.

My question is: did I sell the gem by mistake (was it a sellable mission gem?) Or did I miss it? I searched everywhere...

I think there was a ruby ring or something I know it was a ring but it was on on of the bodies. You can still do the mission without the ring just reward isn't as good. Maybe you are doing something else but that is all I remember.

[ 06-01-2002, 02:59 PM: Message edited by: Intimadater ]

yes it is a sellable ring on her body

[ 06-01-2002, 04:10 PM: Message edited by: Lanthir ]