Tadgh

"'That sounds like another adventure!'"Tadgh was a satyr bard and a 'prince' from the feywild who joined the Hell Raisers after meeting them in the Little Calimshan district of Baldur's Gate. As the moral heart of the party along with Lulu, Tadgh did his best to keep his companions Kaja, Bebop, and "Walker" on the straight-and-narrow during their grim task to save Elturel from sinking into Avernus.

Tadgh's tales of his past as a 'prince' were in fact an elaborate fabrication to attract attention, and he was in truth a poor lad from the dangerous settlement of Brynwood. Tadgh took to the quest to retrieve the Sword of Zariel with a skip in his step and a song in his heart. He was particularly resistant to the corrupting forces of the Nine Hells and stayed true to his values of kindness and pacifism, even when his companions did not.

Ever selfless and altruistic, Tadgh volunteered to wield the Sword of Zariel and even forcefully stopped Bebop from doing the same. The sword fundamentally changed Tadgh at a basic level, transforming him into an angelic version of himself and shifting his personality towards celestial ideals. It was unclear if the resulting being was in fact Tadgh at all anymore, though he shared his name and love for song.

Following his transformation, Tadgh was instrumental in convincing Zariel to abandon her title as archdevil of Avernus and return to the light. Once Elturel was freed from its fate, Tadgh accompanied Zariel and Lulu to Mount Celestia, where he continued to aid in their crusade against the forces of evil.

At some point following his interplanar escapades, Tadgh returned to the Prime Material Plane, where he enjoyed his newfound celestial nature by living much as he had before; celebrating, singing, and leaving a trail of bastards in his wake. He would eventually retire to the Song of the Morning in Beregost, becoming a common sight at the temple.

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