Getting into the section of BG where the Counting house is located.

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• Mr2150 Member Posts: 1,170

  September 2016 edited September 2016

  In Baldur's Gate there is a big wall that crosses the city roughly west to north-east. Accessing certain parts of the city means you might be on the right/wrong side of this wall, and that sounds like what you've found now.
  
  Think of everything in the north, west, center and north-west (and a little of the north-east) as inside the wall, and everything else as outside. To get to the north-east part of the city, outside the wall, head to the east part of Baldur's Gate and head North from there...
  
  SO... If you are already in the north-east but inside the wall, then you would need to go to the north part, then head south to the centre, then east, then north.

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• Gallenger Member Posts: 400

  September 2016

  Just go back to the very first area you came into and take the first road north that you can (assuming North is "up"). It's a secluded little nook

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• Valvs Member Posts: 2

  September 2016

  Thanks! Going to the very first (easternmost) area and then north worked!

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• Raduziel Member Posts: 4,714

  September 2016

  Just Ctrl+J yourself.
  
  BG design is poor IMO.

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