Mourgarth . • ❖

Being the boss of the game, Mourgarth 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 8 feet 11 inches, and his limbs, especially his legs, are proportionally much longer than human ones. He has pale white skin and no hair, instead of them there are three thick long appendages, in the prototype resembling a clown's cap with dark bells. He has long, pointed ears (the left one with a small incision), a wide mouth with sharp teeth and no nose. There are black patterns on the face and the base of the appendages on the head, 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 ruler of Envell, Mourgarth is always dressed in an exquisite black suit with a wide high collar.

After creating the "Heroes of Envell", the authors of the game decided to make an opponent for themselves, but one that could surprise them. As a result, Mourgarth appeared. He had been playing against them for a long time, but he was constantly defeated, because it was impossible to kill the players, but Mourgarth was possible. After many years, Mourgarth decided to act. He became aware that the game has bugs — "holes" that were not noticed by the creators. And it turned out that if the rules can't be changed, then the variables in them can. For example, there was a penalty for death in the game: the player had to stand motionless at the save point for exactly 30 seconds. Mourgarth changed this time from thirty seconds to +infinity. As a result, the players froze forever, becoming figures that Mourgarth had collected. Mourgarth began to seize power in the game by creating his own army of puppets, which he revived using the gift of the healer people to give life. After defeating the players and taking over the virtual world, Mourgarth began to look for ways to get out into reality. Mourgarth soon found out that the game has so-called "tools", in particular, the developers' cube was created to circumvent the rules, and with its help he could enter our world through a portal. So he had a new goal — to take possession of the cube.

Mourgarth, like many villains, is cunning and manipulative. He is cunning, smart, and quite talkative. It's easier for him to negotiate than to fight.