Baldurs Gate 3

Tall and athletic, with dark skin, refined features, and a clean-shaven jaw. Often dressed in sleek, elegant armor with a long coat or cape, hinting at both a martial and aristocratic background. His left eye is replaced with a glowing infernal mark, the result of his pact with Mizora. Despite this, he retains a charismatic, heroic aura — the kind that rallies villagers and inspires bards.

Charismatic and idealistic, often speaking in the tone of a fabled hero. Chivalrous, placing value on protecting the innocent and doing what is right — at least as he sees it. Burdened by guilt, particularly for the cost of his warlock pact and what it has turned him into. Inwardly conflicted: he wants to be a champion of good, but his bond with Mizora constantly tempts and tests him.

Wyll was once a nobleman from Baldur’s Gate, born into wealth and privilege. But when devils from Avernus (the first layer of Hell) attacked his city, he made a desperate pact with the fiend Mizora to save his people. That deal gave him incredible power — but at a steep personal cost. He was disowned by his family, cursed with infernal features, and forced to hunt those his patron demanded, sometimes against his will. Despite this, Wyll crafted a reputation as a wandering hero — the Blade of Frontiers — slaying monsters and helping the helpless across Faerûn. In truth, Wyll is haunted. He tries to live up to his heroic legend even as Mizora constantly manipulates him, reminding him that he is bound to the Hells.