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Baldur's Gate Game Guide

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Introduction
Index
Getting in Character
Companions
Monster & Animal Types
Combat & Spell Tips
Area & Quest Guide
Items
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Ghasts

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Ghasts are even more dangerous than Ghouls, especially in close quarters like this cave.
(29 hp, 650 xp) - Slightly more powerful versions of ghouls, these undead creatures share the ability of ghouls to paralyze their opponents with a single touch. Even elves are vulnerable to their paralyzing touch. Ghasts are also able to emit a nauseating gas and are more difficult for a cleric to turn than ghouls.


Ghouls
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This Ghoul is more dangerous than it looks, because of its paralyzing attack.

(15 hp, 175 xp) - Undead creatures that feed on human and other corpses, ghouls are capable of paralyzing all characters except elves, merely by touching them.


Gibberlings

(8 hp, 35 xp) - Small, hunched humanoids with short legs and long arms, gibberlings are found both in the wilderness and in underground caverns. Gibberlings are rumored to have a breeding ground in the southeast corner of the Sword Coast.

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A hapless Diseased Gibberling charges to its doom.
Diseased Gibberling (4 hp, 35 xp) - A diseased gibberling is a weaker version of the ordinary gibberling, and one of the least formidable beasts you'll encounter in the Sword Coast.


Gnolls

Normal (15 hp, 35 xp) - Slightly larger than normal humans and chaotic evil in alignment, gnolls can be very dangerous to low level characters, especially since they tend to travel in large numbers. All gnolls are vulnerable to charm, sleep, hold person, and similar spells. There are rumors of a hidden gnoll encampment somewhere in the southwest of the Sword Coast region.

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Gnolls are powerful adversaries for low level characters, but they are vulnerable to a variety of spells that affect humanoids, such as sleep and hold person.
Gnoll Slasher (18 hp, 65 xp) - Gnoll slashers are more powerful than but otherwise identical to normal gnolls.

Gnoll Elite (18 hp, 65 xp) - An even more menacing type of gnoll, gnoll elites possess a more powerful attack than basic gnolls.

Gnoll Veteran (20 hp, 65 xp) - Battlehardened shock troops, these gnolls are capable warriors and the personal guards of gnoll chieftains.

Gnoll Chieftain (22 hp, 120 xp) - Mr. Big, the leader of a pack of gnolls, the gnoll chieftain is only found surrounded by large groups of other types of gnolls.

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