Between compassion and carnage.
Siggi was born from the impossible: daughter of a human acolyte devoted to Ilmater — god of martyrdom and empathy — and Bhaal, the demonic god of murder. Raised in the temple, her childhood was calm and sheltered, until her true nature began to take shape.
Despite her gentle heart, Siggi displayed a growing attraction to death and violence. Trying to channel her fury for good, she joined the knights of Ilmater.
But the restraint collapsed. Her violent impulses spiraled out of control, leading to her exile alongside her mother.
//A warrior shaped by two opposing deities, torn between the echo of peace and the pull of violence.
Rumors of the half-demon wandering through villages reached the cult of Bhaal — and they captured her. After years of torture, Siggi finally broke. She embraced her violent side and rose to become the High Priestess of the cult, leading massacres in her father’s name with her living, flame-wreathed sword.
Decades later, she managed to free herself from Bhaal’s influence. Now she walks the world as a fractured soul: half kindness, half brutality. A warrior struggling to reconcile her demonic nature with the teachings of peace that still remain.
“Between two gods, she never belonged to either — only to the conflict within.”