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'''High Hedge''' is the estate of the [[wizard]] [[Thalantyr]], situated northwest of [[Beregost]]. The estate is a dark, turreted stone house overgrown with pines overlooking a fishpond. It is guarded by a pair of [[griffon]]s.<ref>{{Cite book/Volo's Guide to the Sword Coast|28-29}}</ref>
 
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'''High Hedge''' was the home of the [[wizard]] [[Thalantyr]], which was situated northwest of [[Beregost]].<ref name="VGttSW-p225">{{Cite book/Volo's Guide to the Sword Coast|225}}</ref>
   
==Apperances==
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==Structure==
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Thalantyr the Conjurer's estate was a dark, turreted stone building overgrown with pines. It overlooked a pond, which the wizard used to sit near and speak to something beneath the surface.<ref name="VGttSW-p28-29">{{Cite book/Volo's Guide to the Sword Coast|28-29}}</ref>
*In the ''[[Baldur's Gate (game)|Baldur's Gate computer game]]'', [[Gorion's Ward|the player]] can visit Thalantyr in High Hedge, although the estate will not be guarded by griffons but a pair of [[flesh golem]]s who can only be harmed by magical weapons.<ref>{{Cite game/Baldur's Gate}}</ref>
 
   
==References==
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==Defense==
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The house was defended by two [[griffon]]s, who were a mating pair and strongly loyal to Thalantyr. His home was also protected by an [[Invisibility|invisible]] servant, who was known to spy and deliver information and objects to the wizard.<ref name="VGttSW-p28-29"/>
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==Appendix==
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===Appearances===
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[[File:High_hedge_building.png|thumb|High Hedge as it appears in the Baldur's Gate game.]]
 
In the [[Baldur's Gate (game)|''Baldur's Gate'']] game, [[Gorion's Ward|the player]] could visit Thalantyr in High Hedge, although the estate was guarded by a pair of [[flesh golem]]s, not griffons, who could only be harmed by magical weapons. Inside the manor was a large, rapidly rotating crystal surrounded by symbols of the four elements; fire, air, earth, and water.<ref>{{Cite game/Baldur's Gate}}</ref>
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*{{BGW}}
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[[Category:Houses]]
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[[Category:Locations in Beregost]]
 
[[Category:Locations on the Sword Coast]]
 
[[Category:Locations on the Sword Coast]]
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[[Category:Locations in West Faerûn]]
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[[Category:Locations in Faerûn]]
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[[Category:Locations on Toril]]
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Revision as of 09:53, 20 January 2017

High Hedge was the home of the wizard Thalantyr, which was situated northwest of Beregost.[2]

Structure

Thalantyr the Conjurer's estate was a dark, turreted stone building overgrown with pines. It overlooked a pond, which the wizard used to sit near and speak to something beneath the surface.[1]

Defense

The house was defended by two griffons, who were a mating pair and strongly loyal to Thalantyr. His home was also protected by an invisible servant, who was known to spy and deliver information and objects to the wizard.[1]

Appendix

Appearances

High hedge building

High Hedge as it appears in the Baldur's Gate game.

In the Baldur's Gate game, the player could visit Thalantyr in High Hedge, although the estate was guarded by a pair of flesh golems, not griffons, who could only be harmed by magical weapons. Inside the manor was a large, rapidly rotating crystal surrounded by symbols of the four elements; fire, air, earth, and water.[3]

References

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