Forgotten Realms

Isolde is a 19-year-old human woman, standing at 5’10”. Her face is diamond-shaped with sharp, elegant features. She has large, almond-shaped eyes that are dark black, always scanning and analyzing. Her hair is short, black, with a bit of natural texture and a slight wave at the ends. Her skin is pale, with a cool undertone. Her body is lithe and athletic, graceful like a dancer and quick on her feet. Her nails are always clean and neatly filed, and she bears a faint scar on her neck.

Isolde is sharp and clever, with a keen intellect. She’s a natural speaker and an even better listener. Since childhood, she has shown an uncanny talent for diplomacy—catching whispers she wasn’t meant to hear, crafting the perfect response, and always staying two steps ahead. She often presents herself as pragmatic, cold, and impartial, hiding her emotions behind a mask. But with Sunny and Mariel—her chosen family—she reveals her true self: warm, affectionate, and loyal, in her own careful way. She loves to talk, and she's the best at offering advice and practical solutions. While she may come across as distant, she is always calculating, always listening, and always planning.

Isolde is a human orphan, one of many left behind by the war. She arrived at an orphanage in the Lower City when she was 8 years old. Even then, her nature was clear—clever and sharp-witted, always able to get her way through words. Intelligent, she had a natural gift for diplomacy. She quickly became close friends with Sunny and Mariel, forming a bond that would become inseparable—and deeply dependent. When the orphanage shut down due to lack of funds, Isolde, then 12, moved with her two best friends into an abandoned house in the Docks of Baldur’s Gate. She began working by selling news, carrying secret messages, or running quiet favors for merchants and smugglers. Through this, she learned how to forge signatures, pick simple locks, and move unnoticed. Today, she still lives in the now-remodeled house with Sunny and Mariel. She works as a messenger and mediator between minor groups—usually merchants or lesser nobles. In the future, she hopes to step into politics or the Harpers.