Morrigan

Morrigan "Morri" Calloway is a fey woman and caretaker of both Birdie Calloway and her daughter Fearne Calloway.

Appearance
Morri is described as an incredibly old woman, even by fey standards. She stands around 13-15 feet tall.

Personality
According to Fearne, Morri is extremely intelligent. She cooks meatpies and makes candy.

According to Morrighan Ferus, Morri Calloway is incredibly kind.

Background
Morri was the caretaker of Birdie Calloway, and served as an 'honorary grandmother' but was not a blood relative. When Birdie and her husband Oleander Calloway left the Feywild for Exandria, they left their daughter Fearne Calloway with her; Fearne had not seen her parents for what she estimated as ninety years, though she received multiple letters and postcards, and she stayed with Morri all that time. These letters were written and illustrated by Morri herself.

At some point before 842 PD, Morri was contacted by Birdie, Ollie, through their associate Ira Wendagoth, asking for her to create an item called a Weave Lens. Morri created it, and gave it to Fearne, explaining that it was very important and she needed to deliver it to her parents. She then sent Fearne to Exandria by way of Artagan's Gate, arriving near Syngorn. Morri also sent Morrighan Ferus into Exandria from the Feywild.

Exandria Unlimited and Exandria Unlimited: Kymal
When Fearne and the other members of the Crown Keepers came across Artagan's Gate, they encountered a forlarren sent by Lady Elmenore to retrieve Fearne. The forlarren told her that Morri was the one who sent the letters and gave the gifts that Fearne thought were from her parents. However, Fearne was convinced she was lying.

During the Crown Keepers stint in Kymal, they met Morrighan Ferus, who was sent to Exandria by a woman of the same name.

Appearances and mentions

 * Exandria Unlimited
 * Campaign 3
 * Campaign 3
 * Campaign 3
 * Campaign 3

Trivia

 * Her full name, Morrigan, might be a reference to the Mórrígan, a prominent Irish-Celtic goddess. The commonly accepted interpretation for the meaning of the name Mórrígan is "Great Queen" or "Phantom Queen". In Irish-Celtic mythology, the Mórrígan is the goddess of war, fate, and death.
 * According to Fearne, Morrigan is an influential figure that has dated all types of people, even insinuating that she and Ira Wendagoth could have been lovers at some point.
 * She shares her name (although with a slight variation) with Morrighan Ferus.