MORVAHNA THE AUTUMNBLADE

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Morvahna culls the living and restores the dying with equal skill. Forests spring forth at her command and tear her foes asunder as the trees draw sustenance from the last flow of life’s blood. She is the Autumnblade, whose arrival portends the dark turning of the year. No druid willingly earns her enmity, and many seek her favor.
Known as a woman of great intelligence, ambition, and persuasive charm, Morvahna revels in the intrigues within the upper ranks of the Circle Orboros and sees her eventual ascension to omnipotent as a foregone conclusion. With a seductive smile, a caress, and a calm word she achieves more than others manage with armies or the full brunt of elemental forces.
Morvahna was inculcated in the mysteries of spring and autumn from infancy. She matured in isolation among druids of the far south on an unnamed island off the Mercir coast. Her sect knew that across the waters dragons awaited: Lord Toruk to the west and Blighterghast to the north. She has wrestled with the blight and experimented with druidic power to try to cleanse the outer Scharde Islands of it. Her territory has shifted north and expanded over the decades; on the grounds of sacred sites others once claimed now stand forests watered with the blood of Morvahna’s rivals.
Of her peers, only Krueger has dared challenge her directly, even stealing the loyalty of one of her most formidable allies—Kromac the Ravenous. The timing of this was poor, as Morvahna has been at the forefront of the Circle’s battles against the Legion of Everblight. As a pragmatic woman she found help elsewhere, convincing Kaya the Moonhunter to assist her. Morvahna has endured a number of difficult setbacks against the Legion, including the battle at the Castle of the Keys, the subsequent pursuit of the Legion forces north, and efforts to keep Everblight’s minions away from the disembodied athanc secured first by Cryx and later by Cygnar. She blames Krueger for the order’s botched attempts to prevent the expansion of Everblight’s power; the Stormlord diverted critical assets from the fight with his own unrelated schemes, and his plan to unleash the dragons led only to widespread destruction.
Morvahna’s primary flaw is her arrogance. She often underestimates others, relying on manipulation over true loyalty. She has no inclination for deeper attachments. She is willing to stand in the gateway between life and death, and feels eminently qualified to judge who should live and who will be destroyed.