Evelina Mosswyn is a traveling Tiefling bard who grew up on the edges of society, where life was quiet, cautious, and shaped by the need to avoid standing out. From a young age, she discovered a natural talent for singing—not in a trained or formal way, but in a way that seemed to affect people more deeply than expected. Her voice could ease tension, calm anger, and draw attention without effort, though she never fully understood why.

Worried about what her abilities might mean, her family tried to encourage her to suppress her singing and keep herself unnoticed. Evelina, however, found that silence felt wrong, like something essential was being taken away. Eventually, she chose to leave home in search of a place where she could understand herself without fear of what she might accidentally become.

She joined a traveling circus, learning performance, stagecraft, and emotional storytelling. There, she discovered that her voice could be shaped intentionally—used not just to affect emotions, but to support storytelling, music, and connection. Among the troupe, she learned how to control her presence and perform with confidence, eventually becoming a core part of their shows before continuing her journey as a wandering bard.

Now she travels alone, performing wherever she can, still learning the limits and meaning of her music.