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Shar-Teel was a human fighter from Baldur's Gate who traveled the Sword Coast in the mid–14th century DR.[1]

Steel is the only thing that a woman can depend on.
— Shar-Teel

Personality[]

Extremely aggressive and bloodthirsty, Shar-Teel had a strong hatred of men. She enjoyed humiliating male adventurers by challenging them to duels and soundly thrashing them.[1]

She also had a particular dislike for the Flaming Fist mercenary company.[1]

Relationships[]

Shar-Teel was the daughter of Angelo Dosan, a lieutenant in the Flaming Fist who was secretly employed by Sarevok Anchev.[1]

History[]

Although not much was known about it, Shar-Teel's childhood that was less than ideal. Although it was not the case, she gave the impression that she grew up an orphan.[1]

In the Year of the Banner, 1368 DR, Shar-Teel spent some time traveling through the Sword Coast, just south of the Wood of Sharp Teeth.[1]

Some time that year or next, Shar-Teel formulated a scheme with the devious spellcaster Eldoth Kron. The two took a job with a few other adventurers escorting a bride-to-be and her dowry south from the Sword Coast to the nation of Amn. Among this group were the paladin of Helm, Ajantis, the ranger Kivan, and the megalomaniacal priest Tiax. After their caravan was ambushed by hobgoblins and ogres, Eldoth took the dowry and retreated to the Undercellar in Baldur's Gate. In fact Shar-Teel manipulated Ajantis into searching for Eldoth and killing him. She left Ajantis with a sack full of mere copper coins, while she rode off with the rest of the bride's substantial dowry.[2]

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Behind the Scenes[]

In the Baldur's Gate game Shar-Teel is voiced by Jennifer Darling.

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References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 BioWare (December 1998). Designed by James Ohlen. Baldur's Gate. Black Isle Studios.
  2. Lukas Kristjanson, James Ohlen (September 1998). “Baldur's Gate”. #1 (Interplay) (1)..

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