Morvrethil was born in Doriath, where he served under Beleg Cuthalion as one of the marchwardens of Doriath.

He never spent much time in the halls of the king, and only once set foot before the throne, as he was with Beleg when he reported of an orc patrol encountered to the south of the kingdom.

It was there he first laid eyes on Helyanwen, as she sent him a shy smile from behind one of the screens set up to give the queen and her attendants some privacy.

Morvrethil fell in love instantly, and when he returned to his duties in the forest, he ever carried the image of this maiden with him.

When the naugrim sacked Doriath, and killed the king, Morvrethil rushed into the halls, intent on saving his king if he could, and with is life the maiden who had smiled so shyly to him.

He failed in rescuing the king, but saved Helyanwen, and took her with him when he joined the remnants of the wardens as they fled to Tol Galen.

Morvrethil had a cquired a grievous wound during the rescue, and they remained in Ossiriand, thus learning from the Laiquendi of the death of Beren and Luthíen. As remnants of the wardens trickled into Ossiriand, Morvrethil and Helyanwen decided to move across the mountains and into Ered Luin, where they had heard of sanctuary in the library.

It was there that love bloomed between them, and in Ered Luin were their first two children born.

For many years they lived contently, Morvrethil ever roaming far and wide, to learn as much as he could of the land, in an effort to protect those in need, and keep evil at bay. Thus it was that old companions from the wardens sought him out, and asked him to form them into a band, a remnant of their old proud order.

Thus he established the Aeneglain Tirith, the Forsaken Guard.

In the time spanning until now, he has been blessed with two more children, Ionnestel and Elhiril, both of whom were born in Imladris, where Helyanwen had taken abode for a while, as she studied in the libraries of Elrond.

Morvrethil continues to roam the lands, hiw vow to ever struggle that all paths may be safe, his promise, to stay, until it is done.