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The '''Marchwardens''' were [[Sindar]] ([[Iathrim]]) in [[Thingol]]'s army assigned to guarding the borders of the forest of [[Doriath]], including such places as [[Aelin-uial]].  Their chief was [[Mablung|Mablung of the Heavy Hand]].  For awhile [[Túrin]] joined them in the north-marches to wage war upon the [[Orcs]].<ref>{{CH|5}}</ref>
The '''Marchwardens''' were [[Sindar]] ([[Iathrim]]) in [[Thingol]]'s army assigned to guarding the borders of the forest of [[Doriath]], including such places as [[Aelin-uial]].  Their chief was [[Mablung|Mablung of the Heavy Hand]].  For awhile [[Túrin]] joined them in the north-marches to wage war upon the [[Orcs]].<ref>{{CH|5}}</ref>


After the [[Fell Winter]], Marchwardens encountered [[Elves of Nargothrond]] who survived the disastrous [[Battle of Tumhalad]] and sought refuge to Doriath; and led them to Thingol, bringing news from [[Nargothrond]]. [[Morwen]] then fled Doriath seeking news of her son, and Mablung with hardy Marchwardens were tasked to bring her back; unknown to them [[Nienor]] came disguised with them.<ref>{{S|Turin}}</ref>
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Revision as of 10:21, 19 September 2021

The Marchwardens were Sindar (Iathrim) in Thingol's army assigned to guarding the borders of the forest of Doriath, including such places as Aelin-uial. Their chief was Mablung of the Heavy Hand. For awhile Túrin joined them in the north-marches to wage war upon the Orcs.[1]

After the Fell Winter, Marchwardens encountered Elves of Nargothrond who survived the disastrous Battle of Tumhalad and sought refuge to Doriath; and led them to Thingol, bringing news from Nargothrond. Morwen then fled Doriath seeking news of her son, and Mablung with hardy Marchwardens were tasked to bring her back; unknown to them Nienor came disguised with them.[2]

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