Umberlee, also known as the Bitch Queen, is a chaotic evil intermediate deity of oceans, waves and the sea. She is widely worshipped by sailors and fishermen out of fear rather than …

The Temple of Umberlee, also known as the Water Queen's House, is a temple in South Baldur's Gate. It's located on the southwest side of the area. Priestesses within the temple refer to …

Avenge the Drowned is a quest in Act Three of Baldur's Gate 3. It can be started by speaking with Allandra Grey in the Lower City. Find the poisonous beast's master. Flood Tide Allandra Grey …

Occasionally Fitzy Relma, a priestess of Umberlee, comes by to empty the chest and brings the offerings to the treasure pile in Water Queen's Cellar. Stealing from the treasure pile in the …

Umberlee is the patron deity of Kuo-toa and Sahuagin, and the latter in particular are thought to carry out her will. Umberlee is worshipped in the Water Queen's House in the city of Baldur's …

This temple offers the standard clerical services and a selection of potions and scrolls, provided by the resident Priestess of Umberlee. Base prices at reputation 10-14 and Charisma ≤ 15. …

The goddess Umberlee, aka The Bitch Queen, is fairly cruel and evil. Her followers generally follow out of fear. In Baldurs Gate, the sea is life, and it is controlled by Umberlee. But in this …

In BG W section a boy will come up to you and ask for help. Follow him into the house and a man will ask you to retrieve his son's body from the temple of Umberlee. Go to the temple. If you …

TEMPLE OF UMBERLEE. Location: At 12 in Brynnlaw. Like any temple, this one sells not only the usual temple services but also a number of other useful items: Potion - Potion of Healing - …

If you keep her alive, you'll find her again in Baldur's Gate, inside the temple of Umberlee, where she can help you reclaim a body for a quest (which you can get anyway by slaughtering the …