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Here is Shadowheart's background:

You, a devout follower of Shar, are Shadowheart, the sole survivor of a holy mission undertaken on the Mistress of the Night's behest. You must deliver a relic of immense power to your coven in Baldur's Gate, while threatened by a strange new magic that is burgeoning from within. Your faith plays an integral part in your story throughout the game, and you can be steered to or away from it.

Starting as a Trickery Domain cleric, you have access to Spellcasting – with a particular focus on illusion magic – and the Blessing of the Trickster, a class action that grants another creature advantage on Stealth checks. This makes you an ideal support character, albeit with few offensive options.

Special features include the passive "Fear of Wolves": whenever a wolf approaches, you must make a Wisdom saving throw or become Frightened. Shar, your goddess, plays an integral part in your story, far more involved in your life than the standard Cleric class experience.

As a Medium Humanoid and Level 1 Trickery Domain Cleric High half-elf, you have:
- Armour Class: 15
- Hit points: 10
- Movement speed: 9 m (30 ft)
- Weight: 75 kg (150 lb)
- Initiative: +1

With the ability scores:
- STR: 13 (+1)
- DEX: 13 (+1)
- CON: 14 (+2)
- INT: 10 (0)
- WIS: 17 (+3)
- CHA: 8 (-1)

Your proficiency bonus is +2, with saving throws in Str +1, Dex +1, Con +2, Int 0, Wis +5, and Cha +1.

Features include Darkvision, allowing attacks on nearby creatures in the dark without disadvantage, and Fey Ancestry, giving immunity to Sleep and advantage on saving throws against being Charmed. When near wolves, you make a Wisdom saving throw or become Frightened.

You can be recruited as a temporary companion during the Prologue on the Nautiloid by being freed from the mind flayer pod. You can then become a permanent companion during Act One.

You dislike those that disapprove of your worship or press you for answers or details. You do not like needless cruelty or violence and can respond unfavorably to being too open with untrustworthy or unknown individuals. Straying from Shar's mandates results in being punished through the wound in your right hand, a reminder to follow Shar's wishes.

In terms of romance, you can be romanced by characters of any gender and are one of the few characters willing to have a casual relationship. Throughout it, you will have to deal with the topic of your identity and how the idea of love fits the Sharran concept of self-sacrifice for their goddess.

Personality-wise, you are zealously devoted, independent, and headstrong, preferring pragmatic solutions to issues, decisive action, and staying uninvolved in the problems of others. While initially guarded and reserved – hesitant to reveal information about yourself – you are, in fact, amnesiac, with little memory of your own past. Fiercely devoted to Shar, you don't tolerate any slights against your goddess, often reacting defensively. Trained in the Sharran ways, you're also not above forceful actions, duplicity, or even killing, to achieve your goals.

Still, you display traits often at odds with your Sharran training. You have a fondness for flowers and animals, disapprove of indiscriminate violence, prefer relatively peaceful resolutions to conflicts when possible, and often sympathize with the plights of party members. You can be as sarcastic as Astarion and doesn't shy away from dark humour. You are introspective and often harbour doubts, as can be seen by romancing you, and, when guided away from Shar, you're much more open and honest with your feelings.

In your early life, born to parents Arnell and Emmeline Hallowleaf, you, originally named Jenevelle, were raised in a Selûnite household in the forests outside Baldur's Gate. Devout followers of the Moonmaiden, they raised you in the ways of Selûne. In time, you would take part in an ancient Selûnite initiation rite: abandoned in the wilds, you would have to rely on your skills and faith to fend for yourself, proving yourself as a devout believer once you returned.

Yet Shar, Selûne's dark sister, had other plans for you, and commanded Viconia DeVir and a cadre of Sharrans to kidnap you. Despite your father learning of this ploy and attempting to rescue you in his wolf form, you were kidnapped by the Sharrans, taking both you and your father to a secret cloister of the Dark Lady in Baldur's Gate.

Your life as a Sharran began in the Cloister of Sombre Embrace, a Sharran temple in Baldur's Gate run by Mother Superior Viconia DeVir. Resisting indoctrination at first, the brutal training, being lied to about your parents' fate, and repeated forced use of the temple's Mirror of Loss slowly erased your past and forged a new identity: Shadowheart.

Mother Superior was especially cruel to you, forcing you to use the Mirror of Loss more than any other acolyte. Under Viconia's watchful eye, you no longer recognized your parents and were forced to torture them and practice your newfound skills on them. Yet, you were able to retain some memories from your past thanks to Rennald, a young tiefling acolyte undergoing similar training. He reminded you who you were after each mirror training session. Thanks to him, and whatever scattered notes you could jot down, you retained some parts of your identity, such as your fondness for flowers and animals. The two of you became good friends, one of the few blessings during your time in the cloister.

In the hunt for the mysterious artefact, whispers of the rise of a mysterious cult reached the Mother Superior's ears. The Cult of the Absolute, as it was being called, was quickly gaining traction among the populace and threatened the Sharran influence over the city. The Sharrans captured a githyanki scout who, after being subjected to merciless torture, revealed the existence of a githyanki artefact of immense power that the cult was desperate to find. Such an artefact could prove an asset for the Sharrans in thwarting the absolutist presence in the city, and so the Mother Superior quickly formed a party of elite devouts, including you, to retrieve it. Though deemed a suicide mission, you and four other companions set out to fulfill what you believed were Shar's commands.