As one of the few living beings on Azeroth that predate the legendary War of the Ancients, Theluin is one of those rare people that have literally "seen it all". Originally a scholar in the first gleaming civilisation of the Kaldorei, he was a great admirer of Tyrande Whisperwind and held a deep respect towards the Priestesses of Elune, often seeking advice among their numbers and giving counsel in return. His world was brutally upended when Queen Azshara betrayed the earth itself by inviting the Burning Legion into Azeroth. Aligning himself with the druidic teachings of Malfurion Stormrage, Theluin cast aside his ties to the Quel'dorei and swore eternal allegiance to Malorne the Waywatcher and his offspring, the demigod Cenarius.

Theluin quickly found himself caught up in the devastation visited upon the world as the followers of the Dark Titan ran rampant across the land. Even as he stood alongside his fellow Druids to repel the endless hordes of demons and far fouler beasts, he discovered that his own brother, an accomplished arcanist, was turning renegade alongside the Quel'dorei still loyal to the crazed queen. To Theluin, this mind-shattering moment would forever become etched in his memory as an excruciating demonstration of how close corruption is capable to strike. Unable to maintain himself from the grief, he withdrew from the front lines to employ his restorative abilities for the benefit of the fugitive civilians even as Malfurion led the final, desperate attack against the Well of Eternity.

Having thus escaped the destruction of the Well, Theluin spent the following millennia dedicating himself to the reconstruction of the Elven legacy, embracing the new world that the cataclysmic resolution of the war against Sargeras had birthed. Perhaps as a memento of his lost brother and his own failure to remain on the battlefield, he began to pursue a path of self-discipline, dedicating himself to the strengthening of his mind and spirit whenever he wasn't in hibernation, the latter which grew increasingly few and far between. He kept gleaning more and more of his philosophy and worldview from the Priesthood of Elune, a fact that gradually began to worry his fellow Druids.

Eventually, even Theluin himself came to doubt his initial choice to become a Druid. It was a deeply harrowing time for him as he grappled inwardly with what he percieved as a grave betrayal towards Malorne as well as his Druidic kinsmen. In a desperate attempt to reaffirm his ties with Cenarion's creed, he entered the Emerald Dream, remaining in hibernation for several thousand years as he restlessly paced its ethereal pathways, seeking a solution to his inner turmoil.

His physical body wouldn't stir again until the Third War of Azeroth, when Tyrande sallied forth to reawaken the Druids in the imminent conflict against the resurgent Burning Legion. This became the turning point for Theluin, as he finally accepted that his heart and loyalty ultimately lay with the tenets of Elune and his own origin as a scholar. He kept his mouth closed, but he did volunteer to ally himself with the human troops and use his Druidic skills to heal and revitalise the wounded.

When Archimonde led the onslaught towards Mount Hyjal, Theluin was among those who recognised the gravity of setting aside the old enmities between the humans and the orcs, enmities that paled in comparison to the crisis the world was once again facing. Speaking passionately in favour of Medivh's desperate plan, Theluin's vote fell among those critical to the eventual execution of what would become one of the grandest shows of defiance against the Burning Crusade.

After Archimonde's spectacular demise, as the Druidic cult and the Priesthood opened their ideologies to both genders of the Kaldorei, Theluin took the opportunity to finalise his transition from a Druid of the Antler to a Priest of Elune. Already familiarised with the ways of Discipline, it was a small matter for him to shift perspective from the demigod of nature to the Moon Goddess, owing to the connection between the two that Malorne represents.

Over the following years, Theluin has busied himself with the ongoing relationships between the internal factions of the Alliance and the grander exchange between the Alliance and the Horde. Holding the ancient tales of Malorne's fabled interventions as an example, he strives to become as accomplished a diplomat as the legendary White Stag himself. He faces the newfound mortality of his kin with stoic calm, firmly believing that only through faith in the future can the Kaldorei prevail.

Theluin spends time equally in all the capitals of the Alliance, though he can most often be found either strolling beneath the branches of the Stormwind Park, or wandering seemingly aimlessly through the carved stone corridors of the Stormwind Cathedral, when he's not wrapped up in some obscure, heated debate in the Academic Quarters.

-- A chance encounter in the library wings in the Cathedral of Light has led to a rather unexpected acquaintance with a certain enterprising young human rogue ... he has since grown into something of a surrogate guardian for the temperamental woman.

-- Has recently regained contact with his (very!) old friend and former colleague Pterneldan Crossdeep.