Arrow of Fire

Arrows of Fire, +2 in the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition and Siege of Dragonspear, are arrows – ammunition for bows in the Baldur's Gate series – which may inflict additional fire damage.
In Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition, for all intents and purposes, they will behave like +1 weapons.
==Description==
==Statistics ==
Enchantment, THAC0 and damage for these arrows are somewhat inconsistent throughout the Baldur's Gate series. Only in the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition and Siege of Dragonspear, this ammunition for bows is enchanted, and that at a level of 2 which is reflected in their name. Though missing this enchantment in other games, all except the Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition add a bonus of 2 to the bowman's THAC0. The same bonus is applied to the arrow's missile damage in the first game, while it deals only the basic 1 to 6 points in the second part. The additional fire damage, which a save vs. spell – without any specialist bonuses or penalties – is allowed against and that can be blocked by magic resistance, accounts for 1 to 6 points in Baldur's Gate I, but – reduced, again – only for 1 to 2 points in Baldur's Gate II.
These limitations come with a price, literally: the arrows are sold with a base value of at the Sword Coast, but are worth only in Amn and Tethyr.
==Locations==
Category:Random treasure
===Baldur's Gate and Tales of the Sword Coast===
====Dropped by====
*Kobold Commandos
====Sold by====
*Halbazzer Drin, Sorcerous Sundries
*Erdane, Durlag's Tower
===The Black Pits===
====Sold by====
*Devlin Taralon - Tier 2
===Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn===
==== Dropped by====
*Planar Prison Bounty Hunters each (total of 4)
*Captain Arat, De'Arnise Keep given during dialog
*Kobold Commandos, Sewers (Temple District)
====Found in====
*Ghoul Town - barrel
====Sold by====
*Maheer, Waukeen's Promenade
*Perter, Armorer/Fletcher, Waukeen's Promenade
*Ribald Barterman's Special Wares, Adventurer Mart, Waukeen's Promenade
*Bernard, Copper Coronet, Athkatla Slums
==Notes==
*Besides not being able to fire arrows because of usage restrictions, in most games monks at least can equip them in their quivers, thus being helpful with inventory management. Only the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition disallows this for the class.
==Gallery==
Arrows of Fire midair (BGee).png|Two Arrows of Fire on their way to their targets. (BG:EE)