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Vial of Mysterious liquid and Tainted Ore in 2.5 (Spoilers)

jkhristianjkhristian Member Posts: 17
edited September 2018 in Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
Is Thalantyr the mage not involved in the quest anymore? I know in the Unfinished Business version he was part of the quest.
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  • Permidion_StarkPermidion_Stark Member Posts: 4,861
    I was playing last night and I'm not certain but I think that Thalantyr just told me to take it to the Thunderhammer Smithy to be identified.
  • jkhristianjkhristian Member Posts: 17
    Brought the vial to Mayor Ghastkill in Nashkell who told me to take it to Thunderhammer Smithy in Beregost. Taerom the smith tells me to return in a few days. I come back and the quest ends. No mention of the wizard Thalantyr. I went to High Hedge to talk to the man himself and he just whines about living in a pissant town. I'm just wondering if this is the way Beamdog's version is intended to work so the completist in me can check this off.
  • jkhristianjkhristian Member Posts: 17
    edited August 2018
    So I guess this is not the same as Unfinished Business.
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  • jkhristianjkhristian Member Posts: 17
    It also doesn't solve the problem of the tainted ore being useless. Unfinished Business reportedly had a use for both items. They both gave XP.
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