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Aasimar are a non-playable race of angel-like humanoids in Baldur's Gate 3.
“Endowed with a divine lineage, aasimar represent the physical and mental experience of other mortal creatures elevated. In the long uncertain night of Faerûnian life, they burn like pale inspiring torches.„
About aasimar[edit | edit source]
Similar to Tieflings, Aasimar are creatures either descended from or touched by celestials or other good-aligned beings.
Notable aasimar[edit | edit source]
- Dame Aylin is a special aasimar. Most aasimars have a distant angelic relative which grants them the ability to temporarily summon wings and make their eyes glow. Dame Aylin is in fact a demigod - she is a daughter of Selûne, and because of this she is immortal.
- Olam is an aasimar spellcaster and Harper that battled Ketheric Thorm more than a hundred years ago, before falling prey to the darkness and effects of the Shadow Curse.
External links[edit | edit source]
Aasimar on the Forgotten Realms Wiki