While she would experience victory at first, she would eventually betray Baldur's Gate and be killed, but later resurrected, in the Marsh of Chelimber by Baldurian forces. They would send their top military general, Eldrith the Betrayer to drive them off. The city would only be recorded to be called upon by the Alliance once, in 1235 DR when the Black Horde would attempt to invade. The city would become the most powerful force in the Western Heartlands and would join the Lords' Alliance. The inner portions of the city would be divided into Bloomridge, where the wealthy lived, and the Twin Songs, the homes of the sailors and the clerics. The sailors would overthrow the ruthless farmers and the four eldest would take control, calling themselves 'dukes.' Įventually, the city would be called Baldur's Gate and would be led by the Council of Four, the Four Grand Dukes of the City. After Balduran vanished, local farmers would take control of the wall and begin to tax sailors who would come in. Balduran would later vanish, never to return. Balduran would use this wealth to build a wall amongst the end of the Chionthar river. In ancient times, the seafaring human hero Balduran would return from Anchrome with great wealth.

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