Morquen Vandulin

"“Virran is the strongest of our siblings, rivalling even Yintoris in his strength,” said Morquen, “I have no doubt he is giving more trouble than he is receiving.”"- Morquen Vandulin

Early life
Morquen was born in the time of two moons, in the year of KF.X976 in his home city of Demesnor. Morquen was cousin to the current Queen of Demesnor and the High Elves at the time, one Silvarri Eticou, along with his two brothers and one sister.

Being cousins to the current royalty gave them better standings amongst their brethren, and as a result they were often used as diplomats for missions that dealt with other races.

Morquen was the eldest of his siblings by only a trivial amount, but they always felt his natural leadership. This would prove true when Morquen eventually took up the position of leader to the League of Deeds in AB.73At a young age Morquen had to begin his training, he went through the Elven Call and discovered he had natural innate abilities that would suit him as a high Sorcerer, but he had deep ambitions to become a Paladin under Avast'Ne like his father, Otilium.

Morquen took up both positions, devoting servitude to his chosen deity and refining his wild magic.

The Treaty of Ulimpar
One of Morquen's most notable achievements before his time as an adventurer, was the signing of the Treaty of Ulimpar in AB.70.

Tensions were escalating quickly between the Mythrics of Epiduras City and the High Elves of Demesnor, whom did not want to share the same region and both had claims to the land. It was looking like war would be likely again between the two races, whom had warred before at the end of the Age of Rannador, with both sides sustaining heavy losses.

Morquen's brother, Virran Vandulin, the youngest of his siblings had gone missing on a diplomatic mission to the Wood Elves of Sethoin. It was tasked to him by Silvarr to retrieve his brother and bring him home safe. Morquen had suspected Mythric interference with the missions, and held them accountable for the most part until he learned the true nature of his brother's disappearance. He took his brother Yintoris Vandulin and rode out into the world to investigate the disappearance of his brother.

On his way into the region of the Commonwealth however, his party was ambushed by unknown assailants, his brother was taken and his men were slaughtered. Morquen survived with his life, albeit bruised and broken, but unable to move. Luck came to his side in the vision of a bard by the name of Alsop Bennings, the bard healed him the best he could and took him into Iron Hold to help get his bearings.

There Morquen rested and recovered, and once his strength was back to full he asked out at a local tavern for people to come to his aid and rescue his brothers. Those who answered his call later became a member of the Heroes of Sydoon. Each of them were up in Iron Hold for their own reasons.

The group successfully rescued Morquen's siblings, following the trail to a Cult in the North Woods called the Cult of Ages. They fought their way through and were successful in their attempts, Morquen returned his siblings home but did not return to Demesnor himself, instead electing to join his new friends as a group.

March of Crows
The battle that gave the heroes their names, the heroes had tracked the Sword of Sorcery through to a cave in Sydoon. Unfortunately two groups had claim over that sword, one being Wood Elves and the other being Humans, luckily the Heroes of Sydoon were able to trick the armies into stopping the war, you can find out more about that here

The League of Deeds
Morquen became familiar with the League of Deeds in AB.72, the Heroes of Sydoon were often commissioned to carry out work and investigations to evil around Alemnia. Morquen worked closely with Ranforn Castille, the then leader of the League of Deeds. A High Elf himself with a lot of skill to offer the world of Alemnia.

Thanks to the League of Deeds, the Heroes of Sydoon were given the information and items they needed to carry out their great feats of heroism. They had saved Alemnia from the brink of disaster many times in their careers, and they were often praised for it in the great cities of the world, some even building statues and monuments dedicated to them.

Merging of the Voids
In AB.75, Morquen was offered the title of Leader for the League of Deeds by Ranforn Castille. There he learned about the Merging of the Voids and everything that came along with it. Including the fact that the higher up members of the League of Deeds sacrificed themselves to the Void every few decades in order to stop it.

Morquen took up the position and then headed into the Void himself, carrying on the tradition in AB.92, passing on the Leader rank to Elrhea Haldimyr.

Morquen Vandulin is presumed dead.