<p>The Lord of Balrogs, initially a Maiar who gave his allegiance to Melkor. He was the one to deliver a deadly blow to Fëanor, a High King of Noldor. His flames were quenched by the waters of the Fountain of the King in Gondolin, where he drowned with Ecthelion.</p>
The Lord of Balrogs, initially a Maiar who gave his allegiance to Melkor.
He was the one to deliver a deadly blow to Fëanor, a High King of Noldor. His flames were quenched by the waters of the Fountain of the King in Gondolin, where he drowned with Ecthelion.
The Noldor are one of the principal kindreds of the Eldar, distinguished in Tolkien’s histories by their learning, craftsmanship and central role in the rebellion and…
The Tengwar are a writing system devised by Tolkien, attributed within the legendarium to Fëanor. They are characters that can be used to represent different languages,…
Gandalf is one of the Istari, the emissaries sent to assist the peoples of Middle-earth against Sauron. He is a Maia, known in the West as…
Rivendell, called Imladris in Sindarin, is Elrond’s refuge in a hidden valley west of the Misty Mountains. It is a major centre of Elven memory, healing…