The Bathhouse

The front for the Dead Three cult in Baldur's Gate: a stucco building with a clay-tile roof, nymphs carved into the gates, shallow pools and massage rooms upstairs, and a flooded dungeon of shrines, torture chambers and hags beneath it. Owned by the Thalamra Vanthampur family and run day-to-day by Mortlock Vanthampur. The story is in Mission 2 - The Acolyte's Hideout.

[!info]- From the book
A public bathhouse northwest of the Elfsong, with a walled garden and frolicking nymphs carved into its gates. It hides the Dungeon of the Dead Three. After the dungeon is cleared, cultists of Tiamat led by a cult fanatic named Ultiss (spelled Ultus in our first notes) attack, sent by Arkhan the Cruel to recover the treasure stolen from Tiamat's hoard on Avernus, which Zariel's agents gave to the Vanthampurs to buy the Dead Three's loyalty.