Tav

• Tav is incredibly lonely, and her brusque bravado often comes off as too strong. She's quick to demean others, even unintentionally, and is naturally condescending.
• Despite deriving entertainment from the naive attitudes of altruists, Tav can only respect those with the mettle to exist as such.
• As a child, she attended balls when compelled to, but spent all her time brooding with a stack of books (and, if necessary, some truly stinky acid spell practice).
• She was raised by a fleet of nannies, but as a lordling, she turned her lip up at them, and never allowed herself to form any kind of connection.

When she sets away from home, it's under the condition that she find her own life and never return. She's more than happy to rise to the challenge -- she finds, however, that she is deeply uncomfortable with the unknown. She quickly becomes lost, coin only able to take her so far. Her sorcery tricks keep her safe from bandits, but it takes her a few encounters to piece together the shape of the threat: even her most understated clothing attracts attention on the road.

In general, this naive privilege endears her to few, and it doesn't take long before she learns to stow her thoughts and intentions away. It's not hard, but it is disheartening; she wanted an escape from noble culture, and hiding herself is just more of the same.

This is how she is when she's abducted; closed-off, judgmental, and fiercely independent.

The longer the game progresses, the kinder she becomes -- thanks in large part to the tieflings from the emerald grove.

Karlach and Asterion are very good influences on her, for opposite reasons.