Fragmented Past - Forgotten Files

Minor update 16/07

• []Added two lore-aware notes to Cazador's dungeon to give the area a sense of history[/]

  []Adjusted vine burst effect on Oak Father's Blessing: a burst of leaves now introduces the wielder's turn[/]

  []Adjusted the value of items in certain caches for better resale value[/]

  []Minor adjustments to other notes - fixed spacing and typos[/]

  Update 13/07/2026

  • []Oak Father's Blessing: Added a brief vine burst visual on the wielder's turn when Rooted Stance is active - a cosmetic change that adds nature flavour to the weapon and may receive more adjustments after further testing[/]

    []Added a note about the Oak Father's Blessing to the Wild Cache[/]

    []Slightly moved notes on praise found in the Diabolic Forge and the Bookstore due to BG3 item owenrship issues; also added a copy of the note on Helsik's Desk.[/]

    []Fixed typos in Item descriptions[/]

    []Adjusted values of some cache items[/]

    []Added a vampire-adjacent note in Fraygo's Flophouse[/]

    These are all the changes that I wanted to add for now.  Next, I'll be working on how to add voice lines to an NPC related to Oak Father's Blessing and the School of the Tree.  This may take a while.

    Updated roadmap

    - voice lines for NPC Treeguy. Lines are created, I just need to figure out how to hook them up

    - more voiced lore in the future

    - more storybooks -  I have a few planned.

    - more gear, depending on where storybooks take me. It will always be thematic and discoverable, rather than added to the Tutorial Chest.

    - original book covers

    - original weapon models, hopefully.

    - Companion reactions to certain items

    I have more ideas for little storybooks. I love  creating them.  They are born from something I see or feel in game. That feeling is authentic and I believe the texts do reflect this sincerity.

    In the meantime, I am also working on other projects:  tattoos, decor chests, on top of projects unrelated to this game.

    i'm a fan of  Baldur’s Gate 3 environmental storytelling—it's the kind that leaves you staring at a single discarded letter for ten minutes, wondering about the life that wrote it. This mod is my love letter to those quiet moments, and to other modders, whose work I have greatly enjoyed over time.

    The notes and books try to avoid being specific because the cool thing about storytelling is that it leaves things for the player to imagine or reflect on.

    Mod Contents

    [color=#cc000