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'''Baldur's Gate''' is one of the biggest metropolises in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. An independent city-state, it sits on the border between the Sword Coast and the Western Heartlands, on the north bank of the River Chionthar about 20 miles (32 km) east from its mouth on the Sea of Swords. It was located to the south of the great city-state of [[Waterdeep]] and to the north of the cod was located along the well-traveled Coast Way road. It is often considered at least a potential rival to Waterdeep, and many argue that its population is actually larger.
'''Baldur's Gate''' is one of the largest cities in the [[Forgotten Realms]] setting of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. An independent city-state, it sits on the border between the Sword Coast and the Western Heartlands, on the north bank of the River Chionthar, about 20 miles (32 km) east of its mouth on the Sea of Swords. It lies south of the city-state of [[Waterdeep]], along the well-traveled Coast Way. It is often considered a potential rival to Waterdeep, and some sources suggest that its population is actually larger.


The city is incredibly well-known, in no small part thanks to [[Baldur's Gate (Games)|the videogames that share its name]], and it even has ''two'' setting [[splatbook]]s dedicated to the city and its inhabitants, written in-universe by [[Volo]].
The city is well known, in no small part thanks to [[Baldur's Gate (Games)|the video games that share its name]], and it even has ''two'' setting [[splatbook]]s dedicated to the city and its inhabitants, written in-universe by [[Volo]].


When comparing [[Waterdeep]] or even [[Neverwinter]] to Baldur's Gate, it has a lot more crime, and infrastructure corruption. Being a fantasy game, no city is immune to being a constant target of dark forces, but something about this city has attracted the god [[Bhaal]] and his Dead Three friends many times, likely because of all the knife crime.
Compared with Waterdeep or [[Neverwinter]], Baldur's Gate is often portrayed as having higher crime rates and greater corruption. In Forgotten Realms lore, the city has repeatedly attracted the attention of the god [[Bhaal]] and other members of the Dead Three.


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Baldur's Gate is one of the largest cities in the Forgotten Realms setting of Dungeons & Dragons. An independent city-state, it sits on the border between the Sword Coast and the Western Heartlands, on the north bank of the River Chionthar, about 20 miles (32 km) east of its mouth on the Sea of Swords. It lies south of the city-state of Waterdeep, along the well-traveled Coast Way. It is often considered a potential rival to Waterdeep, and some sources suggest that its population is actually larger.

The city is well known, in no small part thanks to the video games that share its name, and it even has two setting splatbooks dedicated to the city and its inhabitants, written in-universe by Volo.

Compared with Waterdeep or Neverwinter, Baldur's Gate is often portrayed as having higher crime rates and greater corruption. In Forgotten Realms lore, the city has repeatedly attracted the attention of the god Bhaal and other members of the Dead Three.

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