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I've been playing DnD for some time and for my current campaign I was allowed to play as a Pit Fiend after I found some balanced homebrew stats. Here is his bio:

Most scholars and planar travelers would claim it is unlikely for two fiends to sire a child, and that changing their alignment towards good is impossible. But every now and then the unlikely and impossible become reality.
Jimmy did not have the easiest upbringing. An adopted child raised in a small town by outcasts, he and his parents were shunned by their community. His two moms, Lillian and Bailey, were bards mistakenly labeled witches for the charms their strange music manifested, and being a Pit Fiend (1) Jimmy was blamed for everything that went wrong in their town. Despite all the threats, Lillian and Bailey did their best to protect their son and provide the love no one else would give, resulting in the first neutral good Baatesu.
However a terrible accident finally forced the town to bear their arms against Jimmy and his parents, and all they could do was flee (2). Jimmy blames himself and believes Lillian and Bailey are better off without him, secretly leaving them in his shame. He assumed the only way he could undo everything is harnessing the power of music to bring the same joy and wonder his two moms did, proving himself and the world that he is not the monster everyone thinks he is,
Thanks to his upbringing, Jimmy is the opposite of what a Pit Fiend is supposed to be; trusting, empathetic, open-minded, forgiving, and friendly. He mostly sees the good in everything and wants to engage with others, but hesitates unless confident that he’d be accepted. Despite being a Bard, the unworthiness he feels from his flaws makes him scared when confronted with anything sensual, flirtatious, or romantic (3).

(1) His true origins were that an especially high-ranking Pit Fiend offered a contract to a childless king. He would receive a strong heir so long as the Baatesu could establish themselves on the Material Plane through his kingdom. This contract was also an excuse for the Pit fiend to test whether he could sire fully devilish offspring rather than create them with souls, tasking an Erinyes to bear his child and sending her to the king to be his temporary mistress. However with time the Erinyes and the king fell in love with each other, sparking her chance for redemption. Unfortunately the Pit Fiend caught wind of this and tried to have the child destroyed. The king and Erinyes staged a stillborn birth and had a servant escape to hid the child in a remote location. Under the king’s request, the Erinyes had him killed so she could keep her station in the Nine Hells. A change of heart in so powerful a creature like an Erinyes is how the child’s alignment was affected, becoming the first Devil capable of good.

(2) Before this happened, the same Erinyes from earlier was carrying out her duties on the Material Plane when she caught wind of a quarrel. Initially wanting to entertain herself or find more sinners to tempt, she was faced with a group of men confronting a Pit Fiend. That Pit Fiend was Jimmy, who was tending to some errands outside of town when a group of childhood bullies ambushed and attacked him. Something about Jimmy made him recognizable to the Erinyes, and in her realization she flew in to protect him before he could be finished off. Her current assignment forced her to leave him unconscious and surrounded by the corpses of his attackers. The only thing that gave her peace of mind was seeing his foster moms rushing towards him before she flew off.

(3) This also stems from how he couldn’t confront his two moms about what he thought was his fault.

Description
I've been playing DnD for some time and for my current campaign I was allowed to play as a Pit Fiend after I found some balanced homebrew stats. Here is his bio:

Most scholars and planar travelers would claim it is unlikely for two fiends to sire a child, and that changing their alignment towards good is impossible. But every now and then the unlikely and impossible become reality.
Jimmy did not have the easiest upbringing. An adopted child raised in a small town by outcasts, he and his parents were shunned by their community. His two moms, Lillian and Bailey, were bards mistakenly labeled witches for the charms their strange music manifested, and being a Pit Fiend (1) Jimmy was blamed for everything that went wrong in their town. Despite all the threats, Lillian and Bailey did their best to protect their son and provide the love no one else would give, resulting in the first neutral good Baatesu.
However a terrible accident finally forced the town to bear their arms against Jimmy and his parents, and all they could do was flee (2). Jimmy blames himself and believes Lillian and Bailey are better off without him, secretly leaving them in his shame. He assumed the only way he could undo everything is harnessing the power of music to bring the same joy and wonder his two moms did, proving himself and the world that he is not the monster everyone thinks he is,
Thanks to his upbringing, Jimmy is the opposite of what a Pit Fiend is supposed to be; trusting, empathetic, open-minded, forgiving, and friendly. He mostly sees the good in everything and wants to engage with others, but hesitates unless confident that he’d be accepted. Despite being a Bard, the unworthiness he feels from his flaws makes him scared when confronted with anything sensual, flirtatious, or romantic (3).

(1) His true origins were that an especially high-ranking Pit Fiend offered a contract to a childless king. He would receive a strong heir so long as the Baatesu could establish themselves on the Material Plane through his kingdom. This contract was also an excuse for the Pit fiend to test whether he could sire fully devilish offspring rather than create them with souls, tasking an Erinyes to bear his child and sending her to the king to be his temporary mistress. However with time the Erinyes and the king fell in love with each other, sparking her chance for redemption. Unfortunately the Pit Fiend caught wind of this and tried to have the child destroyed. The king and Erinyes staged a stillborn birth and had a servant escape to hid the child in a remote location. Under the king’s request, the Erinyes had him killed so she could keep her station in the Nine Hells. A change of heart in so powerful a creature like an Erinyes is how the child’s alignment was affected, becoming the first Devil capable of good.

(2) Before this happened, the same Erinyes from earlier was carrying out her duties on the Material Plane when she caught wind of a quarrel. Initially wanting to entertain herself or find more sinners to tempt, she was faced with a group of men confronting a Pit Fiend. That Pit Fiend was Jimmy, who was tending to some errands outside of town when a group of childhood bullies ambushed and attacked him. Something about Jimmy made him recognizable to the Erinyes, and in her realization she flew in to protect him before he could be finished off. Her current assignment forced her to leave him unconscious and surrounded by the corpses of his attackers. The only thing that gave her peace of mind was seeing his foster moms rushing towards him before she flew off.

(3) This also stems from how he couldn’t confront his two moms about what he thought was his fault.