Mourgarth

Morgarth is the main character of the animated series "Heroes of Envell". The main antagonist of the first season and the second half of the second season. Being the boss of the game, Morgarth has a rather specific, one might say - frightening appearance. In general, he has an anthropomorphic body structure, but he has four arms instead of two. His height is about 2.7 meters, his limbs, especially his legs, are proportionally much longer than human. He has pale white skin and no hair, instead of them - three thick long processes, in the prototype resembling a jester's cap with dark bells. He has long, pointed ears (the left one with a small cut), a wide mouth with sharp teeth, almost always stretched in a smile, and no nose. On the face and the base of the processes on the head there are black patterns, also referring to clown makeup. Large eyes do not have an iris with a pupil and glow turquoise.

As the boss of the game and the ruler of Envell, Morgarth is always dressed in an elegant black suit with a wide, high collar. He wears a purple rose in the lapel of his jacket, which he says is a reminder of someone dear to him (according to the story that followed - Val). After entering the game via a laptop as the fifth player, his clothes change to a bard's suit in the style of David Bowie, the pattern of three diamonds on the forehead is replaced by dark stripes from the temples. Morgarth has special equipment. He uses a short dagger and a magic wand with a top in the form of his head. And after the defeat of the players, he takes some of their equipment for himself. So you can see a knight's bracelet that gives a shield, a thief's crossbow, after the defeat of Maria Stepanovna, he gets her guitar with two necks. In addition, his standard equipment includes a glove similar to an engineer's glove (it is present in Morgart's memories, before he began taking players' weapons en masse). He "stores" his entire arsenal in a certain subspace behind his back. After receiving the center of the world, if he has no weapon, he can generate a small energy shield and shoot magical charges directly from his hand. As a bard, he was not particularly good with the guitar, using it more as a percussion instrument than a musical one. He has the ability to almost instantly customize the received weapon - Marya Stepanovna's guitar became black with an image of flame, like on the second level, and the knight's shield had a shape closer to the puppet shields. Probably, the dagger and wand are also modified weapons of the knight and the magician.

After creating "Heroes of Envell", the game's creators decided to make an opponent for themselves, but one that could surprise them. As a result, Morgarth appeared. He played against them for a long time, but he was constantly defeated, because it was impossible to kill players, but Morgarth could. After many years, Morgarth decided to act. He learned that the game had errors - "holes" that were not noticed by the creators. And it turned out that if the rules cannot be changed, then the variables in them can. For example, the game had a penalty for death: the player had to stand motionless at the save point for exactly 30 seconds. Morgarth changed this time from thirty seconds to +infinity. As a result, the players froze forever, becoming figurines that Morgarth collected in his collection. Morgarth began to seize power in the game, creating his own army of puppets, which he revived using the healer people's gift to give life, which he learned about from Val. Having defeated the players and captured the virtual world, Morgart began to look for ways to get out into reality. Morgart soon found out that the game has so-called "tools", in particular, the developer cube was created to bypass the rules, and with its help he could get out into our world through the portal. So he had a new goal - to take possession of the cube. At some point, Morgart made a deal with Elena Viktorovna. She wanted to get the virtual world and was ready to bring the developer cube in exchange for this power. Since she could not cope with all the creators in the real world, Morgart turned her into the game boss Salamander, but the creators managed to pass the cube to Buckwith and Morgart had to wait for new players.

As it turned out, the healers once saved the wounded Morgarth. He became very friendly with Val and she told him a lot about the healers' abilities. She couldn't help but tell him, since her tattoos always gave away when she was lying. After leaving the healers and returning to his palace, Morgarth created puppets, but they were soulless, just motionless bodies. Then he came up with an idea - to use the healers' abilities to revive the puppets. It was hard for him to betray Val, but his thirst for victory was stronger. He attacked the healers' settlement and captured many of them, although some managed to escape, including Val. The princess could not forgive herself for revealing the secret of her people and swore not to say a word until she saved all the healers. But she died and Morgarth admitted to Vic that he still regretted what happened to her.

-Morgarth's Castle is somewhat reminiscent of the Palace of the magician Vuon, the main antagonist of the book "Hell City", on Umbriel. It is possible that it served as the basis for the creation of the Castle. Just like the Castle on Umbriel, it was full of glowing glass tubes that intertwined as Vuon wished.
-After the world was transformed into Envell, Morgarth chose the Engineer class (his class is displayed as a glove symbol next to his avatar in the player list). It seems that this class is his conscious choice, since before the transformation he was listed as a Bard and could continue to be one, and in addition, during the entire time after the transformation he did not change his class, although he had the Center of the World and he reset his levels more than once. It is possible that he considered it too suspicious to remain a Bard or change Class.
-On his farm in the fortress, Morgarth grew bushes with purple roses.