Capture Isobel the Selûnite Cleric, Baldur's Gate 3 Quest
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"Capture Isobel the Selûnite Cleric" is a subquest of the "Infiltrate Moonrise Towers", one of the quests available in Baldur's Gate 3.
"Capture Isobel the Selûnite Cleric" is one of the quests available in Baldur's Gate 3. It falls under the "Main Quest" group of quests.
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Related points of interest
Disciple Z'rell (2) Shadow-Cursed Lands
Ketheric Thorm (2) Shadow-Cursed Lands
Quest stages of Capture Isobel the Selûnite Cleric
1. Capture Isobel alive.
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Z'rell, Ketheric's enforcer, told us to kidnap Isobel from Last Light and bring her to Moonrise Towers. If we do this, Last Light will no longer be protected from the shadow curse.
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Ketheric told us to kidnap Isobel from Last Light and bring her to Moonrise Towers. If we do this, Last Light will no longer be protected from the shadow curse.
2. Report to Z'rell.
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Isobel died during our attempt to abduct her, but a ghoul carried her off anyway. We should go to Moonrise Towers, and see what happened.
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We captured Isobel. We should return to Moonrise Towers, and report back to Z'rell.
3. Report to Ketheric.
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We tried to capture Isobel, but she died. We should return to Moonrise Towers, and report back to Ketheric.
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We captured Isobel. We should return to Moonrise Towers, and report back to Ketheric.
4. -
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We captured Isobel. Z'rell was pleased. She's granted us an audience with Ketheric at the rooftop chapel.
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Our failure to bring Isobel angered Ketheric, but he will still allow us an audience with the Absolute.
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We angered the denizens of Moonrise Towers; Z'rell may not want to reward us for abducting Isobel anymore.
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We captured Isobel and sent her to Ketheric.
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