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Dame '''Aylin''' is an [[aasimar]] NPC who appears in [[Baldur's Gate 3]]. She is first introduced during Act Two, and her story plays a key role in the mysteries surrounding the [[Shadow-Cursed Lands]] and [[Moonrise Towers]]. | Dame '''Aylin''' is an [[aasimar]] NPC who appears in [[Baldur's Gate 3]]. She is first introduced during Act Two, and her story plays a key role in the mysteries surrounding the [[Shadow-Cursed Lands]] and [[Moonrise Towers]]. | ||
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Dame Aylin, also known by the moniker of '''Nightsong''', is a daughter of the Goddess [[Deities#Selûne|Selûne]], and as a result is effectively immortal. Multiple characters, including the necromancer [[Balthazar]], have imprisoned or sought to imprison Aylin in order to exploit this immortality for their own purposes. | Dame Aylin, also known by the moniker of '''Nightsong''', is a daughter of the Goddess [[Deities#Selûne|Selûne]], and as a result is effectively immortal. Multiple characters, including the necromancer [[Balthazar]], have imprisoned or sought to imprison Aylin in order to exploit this immortality for their own purposes. | ||
Aylin's story is closely intertwined with that of the cleric, [[Isobel]]. At the conclusion of Act Two, under the right circumstances, the player will learn that Aylin and Isobel are (or were) lovers. | Aylin's story is closely intertwined with that of the cleric, [[Isobel]]. At the conclusion of Act Two, under the right circumstances, the player will learn that Aylin and Isobel are (or were) lovers. | ||
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== Act Two == | |||
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During the final stages of act two, Dame Aylin can be found imprisoned in the Shadowfell, being used as a source of immortality for [[Ketheric Thorm]]. Aylin can be killed (if [[Shadowheart]] is present), brought to Moonrise Towers by Balthazar, or set free. If she is set free, she will fly to Moonrise Towers, where she must be freed again during the confrontation with [[Ketheric]], and will then join the fight as an ally. | |||
After defeating Ketheric, Aylin will reunite with Isobel (if she is alive), whom she believed dead. The two can become camp followers at this point. | |||
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== Act Three == | |||
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While travelling in the city, the player can discover that the wizard [[Lorroakan]] is offering a reward in exchange for the Nightsong. Lorroakan can be convinced that Dame Aylin is dead, however if she is informed of his search, she will fly to [[Sorcerous Sundries]] to face him regardless, convinced that he will not stop searching for her. | |||
The player can finally side with Lorroakan and capture Aylin, or side with Aylin and attack Lorroakan. If Lorroakan is killed, Aylin will appear dispirited. Party companions can offer their thoughts; that perhaps she is tired of revenge or was reminded of those who sought to use her in the past. After a long rest, she and Isobel will depart from camp to help a Selûne enclave outside the city. They will later be at [[High Hall]] during the final fight to lend aid. | |||
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* [[Find the Nightsong]] | * [[Find the Nightsong]] | ||
* [[The Chosen of Shar]] | * [[The Chosen of Shar]] | ||
* [[Gather Your Allies]] | |||
==Related Items== | ==Related Items== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* In combat, if Dame Aylin's HP is drained to 0 it resets back to full | * In combat, if Dame Aylin's HP is drained to 0 it resets back to full. | ||
* The name Aylin is of Turkish origin and fittingly means "The one that belongs to the moon." | * The name Aylin is of Turkish origin and fittingly means "The one that belongs to the moon." | ||