Dwimorberg

Dwimorberg was a mountain located in the White Mountains. It was haunted by the Army of the Dead, spirits of the men of the White Mountain after being cursed by Isildur.
== Description ==
Dwimorberg was situated within the White Mountains at the valley of Harrowdale. The location, Dunharrow stood above a cliff on the eastern side of the Dwimorberg valley, which was also surrounded by the Dimholt, a forest of pinewood and fir that housed the Dark Door.
A standing stone was placed in front of a doorway that led to the path of the Dead.
== History ==
=== Second Age ===
Before they were cursed, the Men of the White Mountain swore an oath to serve Gondor and its king, Isildur. However, the men's ancestors worshipped Sauron during the Dark Years. During the Last Alliance of Men and Elves, the men still retained their love for the Dark Lord; when it was their time to fulfill their oath, the Men refused to serve Isildur. Enraged, the king of Gondor cursed them to never rest until their oaths were fulfilled by one of his descendants.
=== War of the Ring ===
During the War of the Ring, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli travelled through Dwimorberg to reach the Army of the Dead and gain their help in defeating their enemies led by Sauron. They were freed them from their curse and considered their oath fulfilled shortly after the Battle of Pelennor Fields, leaving Dwimorberg haunted no more.
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