Aylin

	The Nightsong, Singer of Sorrows
Dame Aylin
	Stats
	Level 11
Race	Aasimar
Type	Humanoid
HP	147 (immortal)
AC	18
	Passive features
	Divine Health; Extra Attack; Improved Divine Smite; Opportunity Attack;
	Resistances
Character information
Location	Shadowfell
Family	Selûne (mother)
Allies	Isobel (lover)
Enemies	Ketheric Thorm; Balthazar; Shar
Model

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.

Story

Spoiler warning! This section reveals details about the story of Baldur's Gate 3.

Dame Aylin, also known by the moniker of Nightsong, is a daughter of the Goddess 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.

Gameplay

Combat

Depending on the player's choices, Aylin can appear during several combat encounters as an allied, neutral, or hostile entity.
Aylin cannot fully die from combat. If her HP reaches 0, then she will become "downed" for one turn.
If downed during combat, Aylin will attempt to regain 1 HP on the following turn. This healing can be prevented by certain effects, such as Bone Chilled, but she will continue attempting to heal on subsequent turns until she is finally up.

Camp Recruitment

It is possible for Aylin to become a partial camp follower if she survives the events of Act Two, but she will eventually leave the camp again upon resolution of certain quests in Act Three.

Related Quests

Related Items

Gallery

Early model found in Early Access game files
Attacking the Moonrise Towers
At camp

Trivia

In combat, if Dame Aylin's HP is drained to 0 it resets back to full. If you are afraid she will die in combat you don't need to worry and certainly don't waste healing spells on her.
The name Aylin is of Turkish origin and fittingly means "The one that belongs to the moon."

External Links

Aylin on the Forgotten Realms Wiki

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