Baldurs Gate 3

Hair: Long, deep crimson or blood-red, often wild and unkempt—matching her moniker "the Red." Eyes: Piercing and intense, often glowing or shadowed, radiating madness and cruel intelligence. Skin: Pale or ashen, with bloodstains sometimes deliberately smeared across her face or body. Build: Slender and agile—her form is both graceful and predatory, like a blade-wielding dancer. Face: Sharp, expressive, and often twisted into manic grins or mocking smiles. Armor/Clothing: Orin wears minimal, stylized leather or dark ceremonial garments—practical for a killer, but decorated in Bhaalist iconography, including: Blood motifs, jagged cuts, and red accents Symbols of Bhaal (skulls, daggers, tear-drop blood marks) She may appear semi-nude or in torn, sensual attire during certain scenes, emphasizing her comfort with vulnerability as intimidation—she uses appearance like a weapon of psychological warfare.

Sadistic & Bloodthirsty, heatrical & Eccentric, Manipulative & Deceptive, Fanatically Devoted, Chaotic & Unstable

Orin is a Bhaalspawn—a mortal imbued with divine essence from Bhaal, the god of murder. Raised, warped, or perhaps born into Bhaal’s cult, she was taught from a young age that killing is sacred. Her identity became tightly wound around bloodshed and divine purpose. At some point, Orin gained (or was gifted) the power to shapeshift into others. This ability became a psychological weapon. She learned to stalk, mimic, infiltrate—and destroy from within. The loss of her own identity through so many stolen faces only made her more unhinged. Orin is responsible for the murder (and impersonation) of multiple figures in Baldur’s Gate. She kidnaps, mimics, and emotionally destabilizes her targets before killing them or using them as bait. Her actions are not just strategy—they’re rituals of cruelty.