Forcwyn

• Born: 2930 of the Third Age
• Heritage: Rohirrim
• Age: 59 (In the year Third Age 2989)
• Resides: Westfold of Rohan in the highlands on the upper reaches of the River Adorn.
• Married to: Halasían
• Children: Son Hayna, Son Hanasían, daughter Halcwyn
• Description: She is average/tall for a woman of Rohan, and she had the signature golden yellow hair that was long, nearly to her knees when let down. Her smile was at once captivating and her fair face a treasure to see even among the women of Rohan.
• Siblings: The younger of two children, Forcwyn had an older brother Forciana.
• Biography: Appearing one day while riding in the field to a strange man she was smitten and he by her at the sight of each other. He was 13 years her senior, and her father was reluctant to give her hand to him in marriage. But her father was old and reaching the end of his days, and he wanted to see her happy before he gave himself over to death. At the time of his death, She was happy with the coming of a son, Hayna, and her father died after gazing first upon his grandson.
But things stayed not happy for her as Halasían, her husband, was sworn to the service of the Dúnedaun Rangers of the north, and he rode away when Hayna was but a couple years young. Grievous was that parting and Forcwyn's smile would show no more in or out of their house, and Rohan was darkened by a shadow that fell on her that day.
She had a hard demeanor to discourage, but when she was hurt, she would not forgive easily, thus reconciliation between Halasían and Forwycn came not for many years.

Skills: Forwycn had many, one was a singing voice that rivaled that of the elves, and she could perceive things in many. She knew no sorcery, but had a gift of the Valar in these matters and was thought to have Elven blood in her though her line could only be traced entirely to the Rohirrim and the Northmen before the riding of Eorl. She was good with a knife, but would carry no weapon, for she abhorred war and violence and blamed war and weaponry for her husband's departure to the north. Though she Loved Halasían very much, she held much bitterness of their many years apart.