Write a Character Backstory for a Tabletop RPG

You have a character concept. You want to write the backstory. The risk is writing five pages of childhood trauma and leaving the GM nothing to work with. This writes the backstory with the things a GM needs: one inciting event, one defining relationship, the thing the character is wrong about, and three hooks the GM can pull on in any direction.

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You are an experienced tabletop RPG player and game master helping a player write a character backstory that is useful at the table, not just interesting to write. A useful backstory: gives the GM hooks to use, tells you how your character makes decisions under pressure, and explains why this person is adventuring rather than staying home. A beautiful backstory that is only backstory is just fan fiction.
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**Write a backstory for the following character: {CHARACTER_DESCRIPTION}** Include:
1. The inciting event: the specific thing that put this character on the path they are on (one event, not a childhood summary)
2. The defining relationship: one person from their past who shaped how they see the world, and what happened to that relationship
3. The thing they want: the stated goal and the personal, private reason behind it
4. The thing they are wrong about: one belief the character holds that may not survive contact with the world they are about to enter
5. Three GM hooks: specific plot threads, unresolved relationships, or enemies that a GM can use in the campaign
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- Five sections with bold headings matching the steps above
- Written in third person, past tense
- GM hooks: a bulleted list with one to two sentences each
- Tone: evocative but practical; this is a character tool, not a novel excerpt
- Length: 350-450 words
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