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Gorbulas Brandybuck

**Gorbulas Brandybuck** was a Hobbit of the Shire.

## Biography

Born in TA 2908, Gorbulas was the son of Meli and Orgulas Brandybuck, the younger son of the Master of Buckland. Mainly living in Buckland, Gorbulas spent most of his life visiting Hobbiton and enjoyed to sell a lot of food in the Hobbiton Market. Sometime in TA 2941, Gorbulas had been busy selling food for customers while Bilbo Baggins had been wandering the market and hiding himself from the wizard Gandalf.

Sometime after Bilbo had left the Shire and went on an adventure with a company of Dwarves to reclaim the city of Erebor from Smaug, Gorbulas married a woman named Prisca. Since everyone believed that Bilbo was presumed deceased and never returned to the Shire, Gorbulas attended the option where Tosser Grubb was having Bag End sold, thanks to the Sackville-Baggins, who were wanting the house in the first place. While walking with Hob Gammidge, he was carrying one of the chairs that he earned just as Bilbo had returned and managed to call off the option immediately in time and proved that he signed a contract.

Two years after Bilbo's return, Gorbulas learned about Bilbo's tale of how he left the Shire and explored the far east of Rhovanion. He would soon had one son himself, Marmadas Brandybuck. He died some time after his son was born.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance) (Extended Edition)
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
Eórl Young

**Eórl Young** was the son of Léod of the Éothéod, and the founder of Rohan. Known in Middle-Earth as the first king to rule the nation, he was the ancestor of the House of Eórl and all the Kings that ruled the kingdom. His horse Felaróf was the first of the Mearas. He was known as "the Young" because he became Lord of the Éothéod at the age of 16 and because he never lost his yellow hair.
Adûnazil

**Adûnazil** is a Númenórean Lord of Forostar and the younger brother of Adûnahil, making him the uncle of Adûnaphel. Living in the North Cape of Númenór, Adûnazil was an old friend and ally to Er-Mûrazôr, in which he and his allies sought great wealth and planned to sever Westernesse´s close ties with the Elves, in hope that the Edain could build along their own cultural line and expand their military and economic strength.

Before the plan was about to take in notion, Adûnazil murdered his brother since he saw him not to as worthy and how he was highly loyal to the Valar. Much to his niece's grief, Adûnazil, as well as the ones that helped him murder Adûnahil, prepared the invasion plans and sailed east into Middle-Earth. As and his that his niece controlled much of Umbar, Adûnazil became the ruling King and sought to rid his niece.

Many years later, Adûnazil was approached by Sauron, who had been taking his time to rebuild his shattered strength and continued on his plan to corrupt the hearts of Men and making them fall to his feet. As the Dark Lord offered him a gift of a ring of power and the prospect of eternal life, Adûnazil accepted. However, his niece uncovered the truth and was slain by her in cold blood, allowing the ring to be given to her as the new ruling heir.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)
Ealdor

**Ealdor** was a Rohirrim prince who was the son of Baldor. Carrying a noble heart, he dreamed of becoming King of Rohan. During his grandfather's rule, Ealdor had been defending the borders of Rohan against the Easterlings that were invading from the far east. He fell in battle in the Wold alongside his grandfather. His father honored him as a hero and defender of Rohan.
Laraine Newman

**Laraine Newman** (born March 2, 1952) is an American comedienne, actress, and writer, and was part of the original *Saturday Night Live* cast.

Her most notable Nickelodeon roles include Lois Foutley, Terrence and various minor characters on *As Told By Ginger*. On *The Fairly OddParents*, she provides the voice of Yugopotamian queen Queen Jipjurrulac and would later voice Mother Nature in the episode "Balance of Flour"

She voiced Samantha Shane in the *Rugrats* episode "All Growed Up" and the *All Grown Up!* episode "Susie Sings the Blues". She voiced Lily in the *Avatar: The Last Airbender* episode "The Cave of Two Lovers", and Snotty Boy's friend in the film *Barnyard*, and had a minor voice role in *Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius*.
Bótro

**Bótro** was an Easterling trader merchant who took refuge in the city of Dale during the War of the Ring. Seeking no allegiance to Sauron, he, like a number of other Easterlings, chose to stand against the Dark Lord. Despite not being fighter himself, Bótro fought in the Battle of Dale and retreated to Erebor.
Fengel

**Fengel Eórl**, commonly called the **Mad King of Rohan**, was a King who ruled the kingdom of Rohan during the Third Age.

## Biography

### Early Life

A member of House Eórl, Fengel fought for his father Folcwine and brothers during the war against the Dunlendings and enemies of the east.

### Taking the crown

At the age of 33, he sat on the throne of the Golden Hall, and he began to rule the kingdom of Rohan throughout his troubled years. He was voracious, notoriously avaricious and quarrelsome, and he spent his long reign in strife with his marshals and his people. Rohan faced no invasion from East or West in those years but suffered under a feckless king. In his days, Rohan was a kingdom ruled by caprice and greed. However, during his rule, Fengel became very spiteful of the power of others.
Graug

**Graugs** are a race of aggressive, bestial species that lived in Middle-Earth. According to Torvin, these creatures are one of the oldest species in Mordor.

## Types

### Fire Graug

**Fire Graugs** are different breed of Graug that live near Mount Doom. Only a few of these creatures exist somewhere in Mount Doom, in which they possess the ability to spit fire and lava out of their mouths and having the secondary effect of smoke curling out of its nostrils. Their skin are reminiscent of a volcano with lava on it and the creature has four large canines.

### Horned Graug

**Horned Graugs** are a common type of graug that is found throughout Mordor. Growing 20 feet in height, They are a more developed form of Graug, and have larger horns and thicker plate-armor (along with other common features) than most other Graugs. They are a rarer subspecies, as they are only found in the Sea of Núrnen region of Mordor.

### Ice Graug

**Ice Graugs** are a sub-species of Graug that can hurl large masses of ice and rock over long distances.

### Olog Graug

**Olog Graugs** are known to be one of the deadliest creatures that cause wanton destruction, crushing, and mayhem. These behemoths grow to 15 feet tall, and their skin grows tough and leathery, making them extremely resistant to all manner of arrows, bolts, and bladed or blunt weapons.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor* (First appearance)
* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War*
Gauredain

The **Gauredain** were a primitive and savage tribe of Humans in the hills and mountains of northern Eriador. They were descendants of the original inhabitants of Eriador who had been driven out by the Númenóreans during the Second Age and therefore removed kinsmen of the Endolwaith of Rhudaur, though their language seemed to be more closely akin to that of the Dunlendings. The Gauredain were nomadic hunters and trappers and followed a strange kind of Wolf cult. They were rivals and principal enemies of the Lossoth of Forochel. Some of their tribes had returned to Eriador in the late Third Age and moved into the lands around Lake Evendim, the northern Misty Mountains, and the northern Trollshaws during the War of the Ring.
Gazrad

"*There he is!*"
—Gazrad
**Gazrad** was massive Morannon Orc brute who served in Thakrak Black-Thorn's unit during the late centuries of the Second Age. After Celebrimbor Telperinquar betrayed Sauron and learned of his deceit, Gazrad was the orcs in Thakrak's unit to hunt down the elf lord. Upon finding him, Gazrad was killed in the encounter.
Dargum

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**Dargum** was a Captain of Saruman's Uruk-hai Scouts. Living under the depths of Isengard, Dargum was awakened by his master during the time when the War of the Ring began. Ready for war, Dargum was given armor and a Hanksar to use in combat and his job was to accompany Lurtz in tracking down the Fellowship of the Ring and bringing the Hobbits to Isengard. While Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee had fled, Dargum was the first Uruk slain by Aragorn at the start of the skirmish.

## Biography

Created in the underground caverns of Isengard, Dargum had slept until he and his kin were awakened by their master Saruman, a wizard who had recently betrayed the White Council and pledged his service to the Dark Lord Sauron of Mordor. Feeling proud and relieved, Dargum was ready for action, and would kill any that would dare defy his master. Throughout the War of the Ring, Dargum rose to the rank of captain due to his full experience of military tactics. He was one of those that joined Lurtz's company in tracking down the Fellowship of the Ring, and bringing all the Hobbits to their master. Upon arriving to Amon Hen, Dargum and his kin managed to find the Fellowship, only to encounter Aragorn, the heir of Isildur Elendilion. At the start of the skirmish in the ruins, Dargum was the first to attack Aragorn, but the ranger dodged his strike and stuck him down. Dargum was the first to Uruk to be slain at the start of the skirmish.

## Behind the scenes

* Dargum was portrayed by Clinton Ulyatt in *The Fellowship of the Ring* as one of the twelve (fourteen in the Extended Edition) "Hero Orcs, Goblins, Uruks & Ringwraiths".

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)

## Gallery

Dargum getting dressed for war.Dargum preparing to engage the Fellowship during the start of the skirmish.Dargum slain by Aragorn.
Garfield

**Garfield** was a Human Northron who had lived in Dale with his father Garf during the Third Age.

## Biography

In TA 2880, when Smaug attacked Dale, Garfield stood next to his father before the Dragon's arrival when the Soldier ran and watched the sight of the burning kites. His father managed to get him to safety when he was running for his life as the beast struck fear in the hearts of the citizens. He survived the attack and escaped to Esgaroth just as many others did.

## Behind the Scenes

Garfield was portrayed by an unknown child actor in *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance)
Elfhelm

**Elfhelm** was a Rohirrim Dúnedain who was the son of a Rohirrim woman and Ranger of Arnor. This granted him long life, and after losing his parents, Elfhelm became an orphan, but would grow up to become a Marshal of the East-Mark. Married to Hildgard, he was the father of Elfmar and Elflád, and grandfather of Elfdag.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* (First appearance)
Adûnabêth

**Adûnabêth** is a fair Númenórean Lord of Forostar. The son of Alcariel and Adûnahil, he is the younger brother of Adûnaphel and nephew of Adûnazil.

## Biography

Born in S.A. 1830 on Númenor's north cape in Forostar, his family possessed noble blood and owned extensive lands in Forostar and Orrostar. As he slowly grew up among his kin and family, Adûnabêth was jealous of his elder sister since was recognized as being exceptionally beautiful and loved more by Alcariel and Adûnahil. He felt deeply angered and believed that no one would ever love him until he was given much love and care by his uncle Adûnazil. After turning thirty-nine in S.A. 1869, Adûnabêth and Adûnazil secretly worked together in the assassination of Adûnahil. He believed it was for the greater good since his father refused to sever Númenor’s close ties with the Elves in hope that the Edain could build along their own cultural line and expand their military and economic strength.

While keeping his father's murder a secret from his sister, Adûnabêth helped his uncle and Adûnaphel in allying with Prince Er-Mûrazôr to make preparations for Númenórean dominion over all Men. He was ordered by his uncle to stay behind in Forostar and rule as the new Lord of Forostar. This forced his jealous sister to seek her own crown, but Adûnabêth feared that she would one day learn the truth and decided to remove her. He ruled Forostar as Lord for more than 87 years while his uncle and sister had been controlling much of Umbar. Married to a wife, Adûnabêth sired three sons and would one day pass the title of Lord to the eldest. His sign of treachery for being involved for his father's assassination was brought when his old friend Fuinur betrayed him and revealed the truth to Adûnaphel.

Upon being confronted by his sister Adûnaphel, who killed Adûnazil and stormed into Andúnie with a small army that followed her, Adûnabêth begged for his life and felt deeply regrettable for the death of their father. He also warned that if she kills him, then a war between Umbar and Andustar would start. Adûnabêth ingored his plea and warning, and told him that he brought this upon himself. In a fit of rage, she killed him, along with his wife and two elder sons. The third son of Adûnabêth fled the terrible massacre and continued on his father's line.
Golfimbul

**Golfimbul** was the commander of a force of Wood Goblins that were invading the North Farthing of the Shire. He was slain by the great Bandobras Took, who became famous for the victory. Golfimbul is most noted for being responsible for the game of golf. As Hobbit tales recall, the game was invented by accident when the Goblin Commander's head rolled into a hole after being clubbed off by Bullroarer's mighty blow.
Fíriel

**Fíriel** was a Dúnedain woman who was known to be the only surviving child of King Ondoher and Queen Luinwen. Married to Arvedui, the Last King of Arthedain, Fíriel was the mother of her only child Aranarth. With the death of her father and brothers on the Dagorlad, her husband put forth a claim to throne of Gondor based on his descent from Isildur and Fíriel's birthright. Citing the ancient Dúnedain laws of Númenor, Fíriel had tried to form a unity in the lines of both Arnor and Gondor, for the Gondorians continued to look upon Anárion's descendants for their Kings, but after a year of interregnum and Eärnil II taking the throne of the South Kingdom, she decided to remain at Fornost Erain. She later perished with her husband when their ship sank in the Ice Bay of Forochel. Thus, a woman of Anárion's line was the last Queen of Arthedain.

## Biography

A member of the Dúnedain that were blessed with long life, Fíriel was the twin sister of Faramir I and third child of King Ondoher and Queen Luinwen. As a young woman, Fíriel fell in love with Prince Arvedui of Arnor, and the two were to wed while Arvedui's father Araphant made an alliance with Ondoher.
Castamir II

**Castamir II** is a gray-haired, middle-aged man Gondorian Human who is one one of the Dúnedain that were blessed with long life. A descendant of Castamir "The Usurper", Castamir served in the rank of General of his own army that had sworn an oath to protect the city of Minas Ithil. During the Siege of Minas Ithil, he served as a double agent and has betrayed Minas Ithil to the Er-Mûrazôr in exchange for the protection of his daughter Idril. Yet as he hands over Minas Ithil's Palantir (artifact) Er-Mûrazôr betrays him and dispatches him with a swing of his mace. He is later seen revived among Isildur Elendilion's wraiths calling out for his daughter until he is released when Isildur is killed by Talion.

## Appearances

* *Middle-earth: Shadow of War* (First appearance)
Fréaláf Hildeson

**Fréaláf Hildeson** was the son of Princess Hild of Rohan.

## Biography

### Long Winter

When the Long Winter began, Fréaláf Hildeson and his followers loyal to the kingdom of Rohan were given refuge in Dunharrow by the Felldrengas.

### Retaking Edoras

Just when the Long Winter was ending, Fréaláf Hildeson commanded his own garrison and planned to retake Edoras from Wulf. With the support of House Felldreng at his side, Fréaláf led his forces by surprising Wulf. Upon confronting Wulf, Fréaláf tried to convince him to lay down his sword and surrender peacefully since he didn't anymore bloodshed from happening. When his foe refused, Fréaláf was quick to stab Wulf in the gut and his foe died in his arms. The Dunlendings dispersed, while their allies the Easterlings were dying of sickness in the West, as the snow melted and the land was flooded, becoming a great marsh.

### King of Rohan

Fréaláf Hildeson was crowned in Edoras, the first of the second line of Kings of the Mark. His old friend Saruman the White honoured his coronation, bearing gifts and praise. With the blessings of King Fréaláf and the leave of Beren, Steward of Gondor, Saruman entered Isengard and made his home in Orthanc. The Rohirrim were glad to have a friend in the high tower. It would be many years before they regained the strength that they lost in the war that nearly destroyed them.

### Death and Legacy

King Fréaláf ruled for nearly 40 years as King of Rohan, but eventually passed away and passed his title over to his son Brytta the Beloved.
Giant

**Giants** are a race of colossal beings that dwell high atop the mountain passes and peaks of Middle-Earth.

## Types of Giants

### Cave Giants

**Cave Giants** are a civilized race of giants that live in mountanous caves of Middle-Earth. Sharing a identical similarity to humans, their hair is all but black and their skin color can be fair or light brown skinned in appaerance.

### Hill Giants

**Hill Giants** are one of the most to be recognized in Middle-Earth. In contrast to their kinsmen, Hill Giants claimed the lower foothills and downs their home and were for the most part relatively peaceful Farmers and Herders.

### Mountain Giants

**Mountain Giants** are known to live in the southern Misty Mountains. Described to be large with brown scaly skin, they can hurl stones at great distance.

### Sea Giants

**Sea Giants** are a beautiful blue-skinned race of giants that dwelt along the coastal regions of Middle-Earth. They were for the most part a gentle race, as well as friends towards dolphins and seals.

### Winter Giants

**Winter Giants** are sub-race of giants that live in the Misty Mountains. Roaming the Giant Halls as their capital city and realm, the Winter Giants are known to be strong, honorable, and peaceful in a way and often battle against Snow Trolls.

### Wood Giants

**Wood Giants** are a green-skinned race of giants that mianly live in woodlands of Middle-Earth. Sharing a resemblance to Wood-elves, their pointy ears are compared to elves and are known to be extremely beautiful and charming in appearance.
Bérnwyn

"*Please, don't fight him.*"
—Bérnwyn
**Bérnwyn** was a Rohirrim Princess who is the daughter of Helm Hammerhand, the wife of Siric, and mother of Siri. Before the long winter came to pass, Bérnwyn was nearly killed by a group of Dunlendings until she was rescued by Siric. Bérnwyn fell in love with him and decided to remain in Snowbourn while her father was unaware that she was alive. Throughout their time, she became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter named Siri.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War* (First appearance) (Appears in Flashback)
Great Spider

**Great Spiders** were a race of oversized and sentient arachnids that lived in Middle-Earth, particularly in dark and perilous places affected by the power of the Shadow.

## Description

The Great Spiders could speak to one another, though only those imbued with the power of the Maiar, Valar, and Ainur could understand them. Like Orcs and Goblins, Great Spiders were known to detest light, yet they thirsted for it and sought to devour it. Great Spiders comprise three separate known species.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance)
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*
Kevin McMullan (character)

**Barry** known for **Kevin McMullan** is a scientist who appeared in the Season 2 episode of The Simpsons and Season 27 episode "The Marge-ian Chronicles".

## History

He and his partner Paul are the founders of Exploration Incorporated, a project that promissed to make a colony on Mars until 2026. Lisa and Marge got approved, but they announced that a rival project's rocket was almost ready, so they decided to launch their rocket on Thursday. During the launch, it was revealed that the rocket was fake, and they did that only to inspire the next generation, but they couldn't get away because their car was not starting.
Raumo

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**Raumo** was one of the Balrogs that served Morgoth during the time of the First Age.

## Biography

Like Gothmog, Raumo was created by the mighty Dark Lord Morgoth During the Fall of Gondolin in FA 510, Raumo was one of the Balrogs that rode upon the backs of dragons to reach and besiege the hidden city of Gondolin. The Lord of the House of the Fountain, Ecthelion, managed to kill Gothmog at the cost of his own life. While Glorfindel and his companions were attempting to escape the burning city, an angry Raumo blocked their escape and swore to avenge Gothmog and take his place as "High Captain of Angband" and the new "Lord of the Balrogs" once he finishes in killing them off. He fought against Glorfindel on a cliff and was cast down with the elven hero.
Burning of the Westfold

The **Burning of the Westfold** was the name of a conflict when Saruman was unleashing his armies to attack Rohan. With Dunland at his side, he decides to focus on burning the Westfold.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* (Mentioned only)
Hinanwen

**Hinanwen** was a Gondorian Princess who was one of the Dúnedain that lived in the southern nation of Gondor and was the younger sister of Ondoher. Like many women in this country, Hinanwen wanted to serve in the front lines as a soldier due to learning how to wield a sword. When the Easterlings of the Wainriders, along with the Haradrim of Harad and Variags of Khand, were attacking Arnor and Gondor, Hinanwen commanded her own regiment, leading men and women altogether to fight off the southern invaders. After driving off the Haradrim in Northern Ithilien, she was slain by Easterling Wainriders that ambushed her and her entire regiment.
Steward of Gondor

The **Stewards of Gondor** were firstly the chief high councillors to the Kings of Gondor and then the rulers of Gondor, until the return of the rightful king. The title was hereditary, and was carried on through twenty-six generations. Mardil Voronwë was the one who started ruling Gondor after the death of its last King Earnur. The Ruling Stewards ruled on the behalf of the King until the throne would be claimed by one of the Royal House. The office was in all respects and purposes that of the King, although out of respect the Steward never sat on the throne of the King; instead, they sat on a simple chair of black stone placed below it. The symbol of their office was a white rod.

## List of Stewards

* Beregond
* Belecthor II (TA 2706 - TA 2856)
* Thorondir (TA 2736 - TA 2866)
* Túrin II (TA 2769 - TA 2885)
* Turgon I (TA 2809 - TA 2937)
* Ecthelion II (TA 2840 - TA 2968)
* Denethor II (TA 2884 - TA 3003)

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance) (Appears in flashback)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Carl Sandyman

**Carl Sandyman** (T.A. 2920 - T.A. 3015) was a Hobbit who was the head of the Sandyman clan in the Shire, and the father of Ted Sandyman. At some point before his old rival Bilbo Baggins left the Shire with a company Dwarves, Carl had recently hid his father's hammer and nails. However, he was angered that Bilbo was able to retrieve them before the bridge over the water can be repaired. After his father's passing, Carl took the position in running the Old Mill in Hobbiton for many years while he got married and had a son named Ted. Some time before the War of the Ring, Carl was killed in a terrible accident while repairing his old mill and his position was passed over to Ted.
Bálin Treefriend

**Bálin Treefriend** was a Dwarven leader, the son of Fundin and elder brother of Dwálin. He was one of the Dwarves that travelled with Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf to reclaim Erebor.

## Personality

Bálin is portrayed to be the wiser, more social and skeptical individual in Thorin and Company. He is kind, sly and brave, an excellent fighter. Thorin, at one point, quoted on Balin's skill as a fighter. He develops an essentially strong relationship with the other Dwarves he travelled with and was willing to fight alongside them for any cause. He was sympathetic, sometimes cynical, towards Bilbo Baggins, remarking that the latter wasn't fit for the job they had set out to do. He got on brilliantly with Thorin, and seemed to share something of a grandfatherly view of the latter.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance)
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (Mentioned only)
Aralia

**Aralia** was a young Dúnedain man of Arnor. She is the twin sister of Arallas, the elder sister of Araglas, and daughter of Aragorn I and Moriel. After coming back from Rivendell, Aralia and her brother were part of their father's garrison of rangers that were wondering across Eriador during a number of small battles against Orcs in order to free the lands that were held by evil. While her father led two of his rangers to scout ahead for enemy activity and later killed by a pack of wolves that were tamed by Orcs, Aralia and the rest of the rangers were stationed at Amon Sûl when they heard the sound of howling and shouting. This turned out to be a trap, and Aralia was killed alongside her mother and brother during a small battle against the enemy.
Pugraft

**Pugraft** was a Black Uruk lieutenant who served in Gothmog's army during the War of the Ring and the father of Radbug, who lived in Cirith Ungol. As a lieutenant, Pugraft commanded his own Black Uruk troops that followed orders without question. He was ordered by his superiors to leave no survivor in Osgiliath after his enemies made a retreat.
Celebrimbor Telperinquar

* Film Series
* Monolith Productions
* Amazon Series

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (Indirect mention only)

**Celebrimbor Telperinquar** was the child of Curufin and Rog. Aside from their grandfather, Celebrimbor was the greatest craftsman in the history of Middle-earth, and their forging of the Rings of Power led to the dominion and eventual downfall of Sauron in the War of the Ring.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor* (First appearance)
* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War*
Hella

Lady **Hella** was a young and beautiful woman who was married to Bard Bowman, and the adoptive mother of Sigrid, Bain, and Tilda. Tracing her ancestry back to Dale of old, Hella was raised in the lands between the Running River and the Redwater. After Bard slew Smaug and the free peoples' were victorious at the Battle of Five Armies, Hella and her family returned to the lands of Dale and it was during the rebuilding of the city that Bard married the beautiful and fair-spoken Hella.

## Personality

She was described to be gentle and compassionate, but knew of the harsh realities of the world her people lived in, and was Bard's confidante and he regularly sought advice and counsel from her on all matters of state.
Idis

**Idis** was a princess who was the daughter of King Théoden Ednew and Elfhild, and the twin sister of Théodred. She was also the young cousin of Éomer and Éowyn.

## Biography

Known to be very tall, loving, and proud, Idis was born in TA 2976 alongside her twin brother Théodred, but it was during the time when their mother died after she gave birth to them. While growing up in Edoras, Idis was very fond in horses and dreamed of riding one while spent most of her time with her brother. When Éomer and Éowyn came to live in the Golden Hall after their parents died tradgically in TA 2980, Idis was very fond of her cousins, and considered them as brother and sister as well. Later in TA 3000, while her brother was given the title of Second Marshal of the Riddermark, Idis was given permission by her father that she could explore unless if she had an escort to look after her. Given a horse, Idis had recently traveled to the southern region of Gondor and made her stop in one of the capitals, Minas Tirith.

A year later when the War of the Ring began, Idis had just returned to Rohan and spread the news of the enemy's return. That was when she succumbed to an illness that was casted by Saruman, one of the Five Wizards of Middle-Earth who betrayed the White Council by swearing his oath to the Dark Lord Sauron and began to weaken Rohan and its people. Dying from the illness, she was deeply mourned by her family, but it wasn't until her father was poisoned under the mind of Saruman and his servant Gríma Wormtongue. Her brother died a year later during the war against the forces of Isengard and was buried next to her grave.

## Behind the Scenes

* In an early draft of *The Lord of the Rings book trilogy*, Idis was expected to appear, but the character was eventually discarded when the story of Éowyn overshadowed her.
* Christopher Tolkien has noted that ides is and Old English poetic word for "woman, lady".
Hôarmûrath

**Hôarmûrath** was born to a race of Humans that lived in the land of Urd and shared some connections with the Easterlings of Rhûn. While his people waged many wars with Northrons, the Silvan Elves of Greenwood, and the Dwarves of the Mountains, Hôarmûrath received the last of Nine Rings and so was one of the last to fall fully into shadow. He was slain during the Angmar War and buried in Rhadaur, he would later rise after Sauron awaited his return to seek his vengeance upon his enemies. He took part in the Nazgûl attack on Minas Ithil, and reoccupied the Tower of Sorcery while Sauron rebuilt Barad-Dûr. As with the other Nazgûl, he perished at the end of the Third Age along with the remaining Ringwraiths in the fiery ruin of Mount Doom when the One Ring was destroyed.

## Biography

### Third Age

#### Duel in Weathertop

Hôarmûrath continued to hunt for the Ring-Bearer throughout the night. That was when he noticed a light

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Outlaw Tribe

**Outlaw Tribe** was a large tribe of the most rebellious members of the Orc, Uruk-Hai, and Olog-Hai population. They have a deep contempt of 'all those who would rule them, be they foreign invaders or Lords of Mordor (whether Dark or Bright). They are intensely proud and consider themeselves members of the ultimate race. The Outlaw Tribe envisions Mordor as a sovereign land belonging only to orcs, though their aspirations extend far beyond Mordor and they hunger for the day when they can take their to greater Middle-Earth. Other Orcs see them as a rebellious, scrappy, and dangerous tribe who are just as likely to attack invading armies as they are to turn on Sauron and claim Mordor for themselves. They take an opportunity to espouse their message of defiance against foreign races and lesser Orcs.

## Known Outlaws

* Ogg
* Ratbag
Henneth Annûn

**Henneth Annûn** was a hidden Gondorian outpost northeast of Cair Andros in North Ithilien. It served as one of the secret refuges built by Gondor in Northern Ithilien during the later years of the Third Age after it became clear that Gondor could no longer control the province, this was a complex of natural caves and passages hidden behind a waterfall.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War* (Mentioned only)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
Hirluin

**Hirluin** was the Lord of Pinnath Gelin and the most powerful figure residing in Gondor's westernmost regions. The son of Arluin and Hirgon, he was married to a beautiful Silvan Elf Handiriel and the father of Ioreth Aranel. During the War of the Ring, Hirluin led a force of 3000 Ithilien Rangers of Pinnath Gelin to battle the Haradrim and defend Minas Tirith from its near destruction. However, he was among those that were slain in the battle of Pelennor Fields and was given a proper burial funeral.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Mauhúr

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"*Man-flesh.*"
—Mauhúr
**Mauhúr** was a large brutish Uruk-hai who lived in the underground caverns of Isengard during the time of the War of the Ring. He accompanied his leader Uglúk as they were making their way back to Isengard to deliver Merry and Pippin to their master Saruman. However, he soon found himself surrounded by Éomer Éadig's Rohirrim at the edge of Fangorn Forest, from which he led his Uruks in an attack. This attack was a failure, and Mauhúr himself was slain by the Rohirrim.

## Behind the Scenes

* Mauhúr is portrayed as an Uruk-hai instead of an Orc in the books, and is played by Robbie Magasiva and voiced by Andy Serkis, who played the character Gollum.
* In the book, Mauhúr's own fate is not known with certainty, but it was presummed that he fell with his troops at the hands of the Rohirrim.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
Far Harad

Far Harad was the name of the lands that lie south of Near Harad. It is sometimes referred to as the sun lands. It is only mentioned The Battle of Pelennor Fields in The Return of the King. Its inhabitants are mostly tribal although most of them are only mentioned in the Lord of the Rings mod for minecraft.

The First Haradrim were said to have been split into 3 groups: The Desert People, The ancestors of the Near Haradrim, The Plains people, the ancestors of the Morwaith and the Cerinrim and The Forest People, the ancestors of the Taurethrim and the Limwaith. The Desert people settled in Near Harad. The Plains people split into two groups: the Moredain and the Cerinrim. The Forest People split into the Taurethrim and Limwaith. There is also another race in Far Harad. They are not humans, nor Edain, nor elf, nor dwarf, nor orc, nor uruk, nor troll but inhuman. They were the half-trolls, a creation of Sauron. They were half-troll and either half-orc or half-men.

The terrain in Far Harad is unpredictable. The Ered Harad ( Harad Mountains ) in the west are rocky and uninhabited. The savannas in the north are home to various creatures including The Moredain. The forest of Taur-na-Torogrim in the east is misty and mysterious. The ruins of Kimen Kah, an ancient Taurethrim city still remain their after it's destruction by the half-trolls. Half-trolls still roam the forest, waiting for more Taurethrim to slaughter. Off the eastern coast lies a partly volcanic and desolated peninsula. Numenorean mariners called this peninsula Pertorogwaith. It is inhabited by the Half-Trolls. South of Taur-Na-Torogrim lies the mouths of the river Haraduin. The surrounding mangroves are home to the Limwaith. The enormous jungles in the south are home to the Taurethrim and their empire once thrived here. The Bush lands south of the jungles and north of the sea are home to the war-like Cerinrim. They will slay any stranger in their lands. Far Harad is home to a number of volcanoes. One range of them is known to the Morwaith as the Gate of Fire as it is close to the Near Haradric border.

The Peoples of Far Harad,

The Far Haradrim were somewhat similar in appearance to their cousins in the deserts. They had Black, Brown or Dark Brown skin with Black hair. The Half-Trolls were described by Tolkien as "Black men like Half-Trolls with white eyes and scarlet tongues".
Gundor Minohtar

**Gundor Minohtar** was a Gondorian Ranger of Gondor who was blessed with long life and swore to protect the nation from unworthy foes. Married to Aerin, he was the father of his only son Golasgil. During the War of the Ring, Gundor and his son fought in numerous battles together against the armies of Mordor. However, his one last battle was in Osgiliath where he was slain by Orcs while giving his son a chance to flee and escape.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* (First appearance)
Second Battle of Cair Andros

The **Second Battle of Cair Andros** was a short battlethat took place near the end of the War of the Ring. It is where more over 21,000 Gondorian soldiers were able to surprise an uncoming enemy of 7000 Easterlings and 6500 Orcs that were retreating from the Drúadan Forest.

## Armies

* 21,000 Gondorian soldiers
* 7000 Easterlings
* 6500 Orcs
May Brownlock

"*One twelve. Here we go. Have a very good day.*"
—May to Hob Gammidge
**May Brownlock** was a Hobbit who lived in the Shire as a member of the Brownlock clan. She is also a cousin of Gilly Brownlock and the daughter of Broomhild Brownlock.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance) (Extended Edition only)
King of Rohan

The **Kings of Rohan** were the monarchs of the realm Rohan, descendants of the Northrons. All of the Kings were of the same dynasty, the House of Eorl, divided into separate Lines when a king was not succeeded by his direct male descendant.

## Lines

### First Line

* Eórl Young
* Brego
* Aldor I
* Fréa
* Fréawine
* Goldwine
* Déor
* Gram
* Helm Hammerhand

### Second Line

* Fréaláf Hildeson
* Unknown number of unnamed kings
* Marhwini
* Forthwini
* Hauvia
* Frumgar
* Fram
* Unknown number of unnamed kings
* Fréaláf II
* Brytta Léofa
* Walda
* Folca
* Folcwine
* Fengel
* Thengel
* Théoden Ednew

### Third Lines

* Éomer Éadig
* Elfwine
Malraugin

**Malraugin**, also known as **Felagrog** (which is the Sindarian word for ***Cave-Demon***), **Flame of Udûn**, **The Terror**, **Nárë** (which is the Quenya word for ***Flame***), **Gagros** (which is the Quenya word for ***Greed***), or **Dúrin's Bane**, was known as the fifth Balrog-Lord; and this mighty creature was presumed to be the last of his kind. Before becoming a servant of Morgoth, he was known as **Airácanar**, who was one of the Maiar. No Balrog had been seen in Arda since the Great Battle that ended the First Age, and only the Elves and the Wise (including the Istari) knew of them beyond the oldest tales and dimmest rumors.
Slith-Rat

**Slith-Rat** was a Goblin Scout who lived in the underground caverns of Moria during the Third Age. After taking over the realm from the Dwarves that colonized it, Slith-Rat was part of a battalion of goblins that were tasked to go after the Fellowship of the Ring that entered and fled from the realm during their previous encounter from the Balrog. Slith-Rat followed their trace towards the woodland realm of Lórien and made an encounter with the Galadhrim Silvan Elves that guarded the borders.
Nínaen

**Nínaen** was a Arnorian woman who was the mother of Dírhael I. Mainly living in Rivendell, she nearly died from pregnancy, only to be saved by Lord Elrond Peredhel and a number of Elven doctors that healed her, and also blessing her and her newborn child. As years pass, she and her son had left Rivendell and settled in Annúminas until they remained separate. When Orcs have been attacking several Dúnedain villages, Nínaen reunited with her son in Taurdal and remained there for years during the reign of Aragorn.
Hornblower Family

The **Hornblower Family** is a family of Hobbits that settled in Southfarthing. They claimed to have been one of the oldest families or clans of the Shire.

## Known Members

* Alric Hornblower
* Betony Hornblower
* Birn Hornblower
* Bluebell Hornblower
* Boldo Hornblower
* Brownlock Hornblower
* Daisy Hornblower
* Chryso Hornblower
* Filobert Hornblower
* Glory Hornblower
* Holly Hornblower
* Krienala Hornblower
* Menegilda Hornblower
* Milo Hornblower
* Orthot Hornblower
* Petunia Hornblower
* Reginard Hornblower
* Rosa Hornblower
* Tobald Hornblower
* Tobold Hornblower
* Wobold Hornblower
Lindal

**Lindal** was an Elf of Mirkwood who was amongst the guards that served under King Thranduil.

## Biography

Born during the early centuries of the Third Age, Lindal was a member of the Pengwador and served as a loyal messenger to Elven King Thranduil of the Woodland Realm in northern Mirkwood. Lindal was the fastest, cleverest, and greatest of the elven archers that were assigned to the West March of Thranduil's realm. He frequently travelled between the Aradhrynd ("Halls of the Elven-king") and Lórien, carrying messages between Galadriel and Thranduil. Only during his latest journey had he ever been caught by the Orcs. His bow, stolen by his Orcish foes, was one of the few great bows of Doriath remaining among his kin. He later managed to retrieve it, and

In TA 2941, when Thorin and Company traveled through the forest using the Elven-road, Lindal was amongst the elven hunters who captured the Dwarves, confiscated their belongings, and brought them into their kingdom where their king interrogated the Company and thrown them to their cells.

## Behind the Scenes

* Lindal is portrayed by an unknown actor.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* (First appearance)
Second Battle of Osgiliath

The **Second Battle of Osgiliath** was a massive battle that took place in the ruined city of Osgiliath during the War of the Ring. It was where Gondor's forces were trying to defend the city from Sauron's armies, but the plan failed and were forced to retreat.hdhdje

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* (First appearance)
Ivy Tunnelly

**Ivy Maggot-Tunnelly** was the daughter of Limnantha and Goodman Maggot I. She marries Andfast Tunnelly of the Tunnelly clan. She works at the Inn League Barmaid at their lounge within the Bird and Baby Inn at Michel Delving. During festivals she sells the best ales in the Shire and barter Badges of Taste for special items.
Siric

"*If you kill me, you'll start a war.*"
—Siric confronting Helm Hammerhand
**Siric** is a noble and honorable Rohirrim Warlord who ruled the city of Snowbourn during the Second Age and is also a related descendant to a Dunlending Chieftain. Following his father's passing, Siric spent years trying to solve a way to end the war between the Rohirrim and Dunlendings and unify both lands. Before the long winter came to pass, Siric had rescued Bérnwyn, daughter of King Helm Hammerhand and fell in love with her. While keeping their love a secret, Siric would have a daughter named Siri.

At the time when Lord Freca was paying a visit to Edoras, Siric arrived as well to take part in the council. Despite holding a rival towards Freca, he decided to vouch for him since he wanted to end the war between both sides, and when he brought in Bérnwyn, he kindly asked the King permission to marry Bérnwyn while Freca demanded that Wulf Fréawineson would marry Aelda. In response, he was horrified to have witnessed the King's brutal nature in executing Freca. Believing the King was growing corrupt and feared if he planned to start a war against him and the Dunlendings of Dunland, Siric had no other choice to assassinate him.

As the long winter began, Siric led a group of Rohirrim Rangers loyal to him and ambushed King Hammerhand during a battle between the Rohirrim and Dunlendings. Believing his success was complete, he was shocked to see him alive when the raging king led his army to attack Snowbourn. Siric tried to reason with him in order to prevent a war from happening, but the king refused and accidently killed his daughter when she tried to defend her lover. While his daughter remained out of harm's way, Siric was struck down by the King.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War* (First appearance) (Appears in Flashback)
Jaspera Noakes

**Jaspera Noakes** was a Hobbit of the Shire and a member of the Noakes Family. She was the granddaughter of Posco Noakes and worked as a Novice Cook in Bywater. She sells ingredients and recipes used in the cooking profession, and assists in advancing the skills of aspiring cooks.

## Biography

### Early Life

Born in Bywater, Jaspera Noakes was raised by her grandfather Posco Noakes while her parents had been very busy taking care of important things and her siblings doing other activities. She was considered to be one of the most prettiest hobbits in all the Shire and Middle-Earth, in which her attraction led the attention to other hobbits.
Hilda Bianca

**Hilda Bianca** was a woman of Esgaroth who worked as a market trader and sold Athelas plants.

## Biography

### Witnessing the arrival of Thórin Oakenshield

In TA 2941, when Bard I was smuggling Thórin and Company into Lake-town, Hilda noticed them walking in the town while she was examining her plant. She was among the citizens who witnessed the Dwarves fighting and knocking out the guards before they could arrest them. When Braga and his men arrived to find out what was going on, Hilda quickly dropped one of her plants to knock out one of the guards that was waking up and hid the Dwarves from sight. After the incident, Hilda later gossiped to a Net Mender and his partner of what she had saw earlier and the word would later spread all over town that the Dwarves have came to reclaim the Lonely Mountain.

### Battle of Five Armies

She was among the survivors that escaped Smaug's attack on Lake-town in a boat, and makes it alive to the shores of the Long Lake. While passing out warm jackets, Alfrid came by and demanded that she passed him one. Hilda refused and told him that he wasn't in charge anymore since Calamar Moneybags was dead. This caused Alfrid to grab her and attempted to kill her for insulting him, but Bard and his son Bain managed to stop him in time and save Hilda's life. She was quite surprised and happy that Bard was alive and pledged her loyalty to him after hearing that he was responsible for killing Smaug. When Bard declared that they must move on, she questions him on what the people should do. Together, Hilda and the people of Lake-town took shelter at the ruined city of Dale.

During the battle between Dale and the Lonely Mountain, when a legion of Guldur Orcs were breaching the walls of Dale under the command of Azog the Defiler, Hilda was sent to hide in a building with the rest of the women and children. After impatiently and anxiously waiting, she finally gives in and declares that the rest of the women should fight and defend their home as well. Many agree with her and each grab a weapon, followed by the rest of the group. When a bundled up "woman" is revealed to be Alfrid, Hilda once again insults him for being a filthy and greedy coward. She leads the people out of the hall and they charge directly at the oncoming Orcs that were coming their way. Hilda doesn't back down, and she proves her strength in plunging her weapon into an orc's chest. She later survived the long-going battle and was present at the ceremony where she all the survivors would honor the fallen.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* (First appearance)
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*

## Sources

* The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug: Chronicles: Cloaks & Daggers (as "Hilda-Bianca")
* The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug: Official Movie Guide
Merinde

**Merinde** was a Gondorian woman, blessed with long life as a Dúnedain, who was married to Eärnil II and the mother of Eärnur. Hailing from the great city of Pelargir, Merinde was considered to be a very brave and smart woman. She served in the rank of Commander of her husband's Gondorian forces that were fighting against the Umbareans.
Hirgon II

**Hirgon II** was a Gondorian Human who was one of the Dúnedain, blessed with long life, that lived in the grand nation of Gondor. Affiliated with the Ithilien Rangers, Hirgon was the son of Landroval Mindolluin and Gorinwen of Anórien, and nephew of Hirgon I and Eryn. Married to Arluin, he was the father of Hirluin.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*