Sword Coast

As you near Twin Songs, the air itself seems to hum with spiritual energy. This district, perched along the river just beyond the city gates of Baldur's Gate, is a patchwork of shrines, temples, and altars, each dedicated to gods from countless pantheons. Small, colorful pennants flutter in the breeze, marking sacred spaces with symbols of divine power. The scent of burning incense wafts through the air, mingling with the faint melodies of hymns sung in varied tongues. The streets are alive with pilgrims and priests, their robes swirling amidst the steady flow of merchants and curious travelers. Cobblestones are worn smooth by countless feet, and the gentle murmur of prayers rises to meet the tolling of temple bells. Here, faiths of all kinds converge in a vibrant, chaotic harmony, and the district feels like a tapestry of beliefs, its essence steeped in reverence and devotion. You can't help but feel as if unseen eyes are watching, their gaze both protective and curious.

It is an expansive collection of minor temples, shrines and altars dedicated to nearly every deity, particularly those that are considered dark and malevolent. In fact, it has monuments dedicated to more deities than most people were even aware existed. Like the other districts that were located on the shores of the River Chionthar, it has a number of boatmen who could ferry to other quays and docks within the city. There smugglers, moving goods along the river or across Dusthawk Hill into the city, usually into Brampton.