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Muster of Rohan

"*Riders of Rohan! Oaths you have taken, now to fulfill them all. To lord and land!*"
—Éomer Éadig
The **Muster of Rohan** was a term given to the summoning together of many Riders of Rohan to join their King during the time when Rohan is under siege by the enemy. The Muster was known to the Rohirrim in their own language as an Éoherë, or 'horse-army'. In practice, other military needs, and also sheer logistical difficulties, meant that it was never possible to gather this many riders at one time. Though the term "Muster of Rohan" properly applies to the gathering of any Éoherë, and it is most commonly called by Théoden during the War of the Ring. The army he gathered was a total of 12,000 Rohirrim Riders.

## Appearances

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

**Gísil** is a Rohirrim who served as the Thane of Garsfeld. He is the younger brother of Dagred, who was felled by the arrow of an Orc. He is also the father of Gísling, Déorwine, and Lúfa, and uncle of Fastred II. Throughout his life, he fought against Orcs, Dunlendings, and Haradrim that were invading Rohan, and none have escaped his spear.
Suladân II

**Suladân II**, known as the **Black Serpent**, was a Haradrim Chieftain who lived in Harad during the War of the Ring and is a descendant of Suladân I. During the Battle of Pelennor Fields, Suladân led 1000 Haradrim archers that mounted on 20 Oliphaunts that charged against the Rohirrim and the Rangers of Ithilien while General Yezmin led her army to reinforce in taking Minas Tirith. While having fun killing a number of Rohirrim and Rangers, Suladân was struck down by a spear thrown by Éomer Éadig.

## Biography

Born in the southern region of Harad, Suladân was known to be the most fearful Haradrim lord that spread terror the grassy lands of Gondor, Rohan, and Dale. He was considered a mysterious being, perhaps even a monster of sorts, by the soldiers of Gondor, a shadow that would strike like an assassin and kill without fault, and even by his own loyal troops. At the start of the War of the Ring, Suladân and his people pledged their service to the Dark Lord Sauron, who had returned and was ready to make his war the last and cover the entire world in shadow. Suladân had always been worshipful to Sauron and believed him to be a god.

Ready for war, he led a full battlion of 1000 Haradrim archers that rode on 20 Oliphaunts while his second-in-command General Yezmin led an army of 18,000 Haradrim warriors. Reaching Gondor at the beginning of the Battle of Pelennor Fields, Suladân blew his horn and prepared to attack the armies of Gondor and Rohan. He was also willing to kill Théoden since he held a grudge against him in the past. While trying to find the king, he killed a large number of Rohirrim riders during this time, but eventually met his own demise at the hands of the king's nephew, Éomer Éadig, who was able to hurl a spear into the Chief's chest.

## Behind the Scenes

* The character is played by Shane Rangi.
* Suladân was killed by King Théoden, but in the film, he is killed by Éomer.

## Appearances

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

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**Karvag** was an Uruk-hai who lived in Isengard during the War of the Ring. Throughout the war, Karvag was tasked by his master to serve in Lurtz's company in tracking down the Fellowship of the Ring that were travelling south to Gondor. Upon arriving at Amon Hen, Karvag made his attempt to capture the Hobbits Meriadoc Brandybuck and Peregrin Took, but was slain by Gimli Lockbearer when he made an attempt to strike Aragorn.

## Biography

In TA 3003, Karvag was among the Uruk-hai that awakened from their slumber at the call of their master Saruman, who had recently betrayed the White Council and pledged his allegiance to the Dark Lord Sauron during the War of the Ring. Throughout the war, Karvag was given armor and a Hanksar, but he declined in wearing one of the helmets that were given to his kin. He was eventually given an important task by his master to track down the Fellowship of the Ring and bringing in a couple of Hobbits alive and unspoiled. Karvag gladly accepted the task and served in Lurtz's company in tracking down the Fellowship. Managing to pick up their trail, Karvag and his kin found them in the ols ruins of Amon Hen and engaged them in an open skirmish. During the skirmish, Karvag charged towards Aragorn, the heir of Isildur Elendilion, but his chances to do so failed when he was struck down by Gimli Lockbearer.

## Behind the Scenes

* Karvag is portrayed by an unknown Uruk-hai actor in the *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*.

## Gallery

Karvag charging towards the Fellowship.Karvag attemping to strike Aragorn.
## Appearances

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

es:Monster Thomasville

***Jason Stone's Monster Thomasville*** is a 2015 American horror comedy film directed by Robert Ingram and screenplay by Jeff Miller, Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen from a story by Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio. The film is based on the children's horror book series of the same name by R. L. Stine and stars Jack Black, Robert Ingram, Al Jean, Mike Reiss, James Franco, Mike Colter, Will Ferrell, Craig Robinson and Danny McBride. The plot follows a hollywood actors and filmmakers trying to save their town with R. L. Stine's help after all monsters, demons and creatures from the *Goosebumps* franchise begin to escape from their books, wreaking havoc in the real world.

## Cast

1. Jack Black as R. L. Stine; The Book Author of Goosebumps and The Voice of Slappy the Dummy.
2. Robert Ingram as Robert Ingram; The Heavy Weapons Guy Trooper
3. Al Jean & Mike Reiss as Al Jean & Mike Reiss; The Biologists
4. Seth Rogan as Seth Rogan; The Kroger Cash Register Guy
5. Jay Baruchel as Jay Baruchel; The Thomasville High School Student
6. Johnny Depp as Johnny Depp; The Motorbiker
7. Chris Pratt as Chris Pratt; The McDonald's Fry Cooker
8. Martin Starr as Martin Starr; The Rockstar
9. James Franco as James Franco; The Head of James Franco's House
10. Mike Colter as Mike Colter; The Chief Heavy Machine Gunner
11. Craig Ferguson as Craig Ferguson; The Chief Mechanic
12. Will Ferrell as Will Ferrell; The Scout Camper
13. Danny McBride as Danny McBride; The Chief Cooker
14. Craig Robinson as Craig Robinson; The Mechanic Worker
15. Nick Offerman as Nick Offerman; The Chief Rockstar
16. Bill Paxton as Bill Paxton; The Radio Operator
17. T.Y. Hilton as T.Y. Hilton; The Football Player
18. Daniel Radcliffe as Daniel Radcliffe; The Computer Lab Worker
19. David Lowery as David Lowery; The Ship Captain
20. Jonah Hill as Jonah Hill; The Hospital Worker
Númenór

**Númenór** was a massive isle raised from the Great Sea by the Valar in the beginning of the Second Age. While strictly speaking the term Númenór referred to the realm established on the island, it was more often used as a synonym of the land itself. Númenor was one of the most powerful realms of the Second Age, and its people, called Númenóreans, as well as their descendants, had considerable influence on the events of the Third Age.
Harbard

**Harbard** was a man who lived in Esgaroth. A descendant of Girion I, the Lord of Dale, Harbard was a skilled bowman and guarded the borders of Esgaroth from any enemies or trespassers. Married to a beautiful wife,Helga, he had at least one son, naming him Bard. His son would become famous for his role in killing the dragon Smaug.
Idril

**Idril** is a Gondorian sergeant and shield maiden of the doomed stronghold of Minas Ithil as well as the only daughter of Castamir II. Idril was born and raised in Minas Ithil as the daughter of the general. Yet when her mother was killed during an Orc raid, she swore vengeance against the forces of Mordor and began attempting to sneak out of the city and kill any she could find. Eventually her father found out and decided that if she was going to go out and attempt to kill Orcs and Uruk-Hai at the very least she should know what she's doing. From then on she began training as a shield maiden of the city and quickly rose through the ranks to become a sergeant alongside her close friend Baranor.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War* (First appearance)
Otho Broadbelt

**Otho Broadbelt** was a Hobbit of the Shire. The son of Tina and Paul Broadbelt, he mainly lived in Overhill rather than Longbottom. Married to a wife, he was the father of Hugo Broadbelt. He use to trade a lot of valuable goods to the citizens of Bree, in particular mushrooms. The other day spiders overrun his cart and now he is in need of somebody that collects his goods.

## Biography

A member of the Broadbelt Family, Otho Broadbelt was born to Tina Rushleaf, daughter of Ted Rushleaf, and Paul Broadbelt. His mother died after he was born while his father was killed by White Wolves that were crossing the frozen river of Brandywine. Left under the care of the Rushleafs, Otho grew up to become a seller and enjoyed picking out mushrooms that he considered his most favorite.
Iron Hills

The **Iron Hills** is the easternmost outpost of the Dwarves. These hills have little in the way of silver or gold, the toys of the Dwarves, but are obviously rich in their servant iron. The great forges and smithies in the hills turn out weapons and armour in great profusion, and the doughty Dwarves of the Iron Hills are the strong right arm of the King Under The Mountain.
Lagdush

**Lagdush** was an Orc who was part of Azog's pack who pursued Thorin and Company in TA 2941.

## Biography

Lagdush accompanied Yazneg, Fimbul, and numerous Orcs and Wargs on an attack on Thorin's group and were led astray by Radagast the Brown who was using his rabbit pulled sled to act as a distraction for the Dwarves. During the chase, Lagdush caught scent of the Company and searched for them, though he and his Warg were shot down by Kili and were killed by Bifur, Dwalin, and Thorin which caused his other comrades to detect the Dwarves' hiding place.

## Behind the scenes

* Lagdush was portrayed by an unknown actor in *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* through motion capture.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance)
Near Harad

Near Harad was the land south of Harondor( South Gondor ) and north of Far Harad. It is inhabited by the Near Haradrim and the Corsairs of Umbar. It is mostly desert and and hard to cross. The Haradrim live in the fertile coasts and fertile areas along the banks of the rivers that cross the vast sandy wasteland.

The Men that first came to lands of the south were probably a split of the group of Men that still dwelt in Hildorien after those would become the Edain. They came to the border of present day Khand and crossed into the lands beyond. A fraction broke off the wandering men and settled in Khand, dwelling on the banks of the rivers as it was a barren land. These would become the Variags of Khand who would aid Sauron in The War of The Ring in the Third Age. Those who did not settle crossed the Khandwater and entered the “Wide Emptiness” of present day Lostladen. Another group settled in Lostladen though they would only survive into the late Second Age. The other group continued south-west before coming to the lands that would later be Near Harad. A Third of the group st
Olog-Hai

The **Olog-Hai**, often called **Ologs**, were an advanced breed related to Trolls in Middle-Earth. Bred by Sauron in the late Third Age. They lived primarily in Mordor and in southern Mirkwood.

## Physical Description

They differ from the other trolls, in that they have more forward-facing eyes as well as hair on their bodies. They are usually grey, dark green, reddish-brown, or black in color. They have twenty-four teeth and have an average height of about nine to fifteen feet.

## Behavior

Olog-Hai lacked typical troll vulnerabilities: they were very intelligent and able to move under the Sun.
Riya

**Riya** was the twin sister of Yuka and daughter of Emperor Sagong, ruler of Shen in the farthest east of Middle-Earth. Before the War of the Last Alliance began, She and her sister were tasked by their father to Mordor for conquest. There, she and Yuka stood together in waging a war against Adûnaphel and Akhôrahil whose armies they defeated and whose rings they took for themselves. Upon return to Shen, they were welcomed back to a grand triump, though she and her sister soon became corrupted by the influence of the rings of power. They overthrew their father and assumed control of his throne. Ultimately they became servants of Sauron, who led them back to Mordor.

## 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*
Laghúr

"*The Dark Lord has purged us of these twisted lies! Destroy the Elf!*"
—Laghúr
**Laghúr** was an armored Black Uruk who served the Dark Lord Sauron during the Second Age. He was among many Mordor's inhabitants that fell under Celebrimbor Telperinquar's control when the elf lord stole the One Ring from Sauron. At some point during the confrontation between the Dark Lord and Bright Lord, Laghúr was freed by Celebrimbor's domination and ordered his own troops to kill Celebrimbor, but was slain in combat.
Sagong

**Sagong** was the last Emperor of the first line, ruling the kingdom of Shen in the farthest east of Middle-Earth during the Second Age. During the War of the Last Alliance, his daughters became corrupted by the influence of their Rings of Power, and overthrew him and assumed control of his throne.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War* (First appearance)
Hammy Maggot

**Hammy Maggot** was a Hobbit of the Shire and the son of Limnantha and Goodman Maggot I. He is the elder brother of Pomella, Goodman Maggot II, Ivy, Rollo Maggot, and Limnantha Maggot II. Throughout his life, he had a relationship with Violet Underhill of Bree. When the War of the Ring began, he is concerned about the continued presence of the ruffians west of his farm and is worried about Violet, who had thoughts of investigating. At some point after the war ended, Hammy and Violet got married.
Leland Underhill

**Leland Underhill** was a hobbit of the Underhill Family that lived in Bree for several centuries. As an adventurous young lad, Leland would often pay a visit to the Shire and enjoy the relaxation in the green country. During the War of the Ring, Leland had recently assisted in guarding the West Gate of Bree until it was overrun by an army of Ruffians led by Sharkey. He was badly wounded during the attack and was healed later on after the war had ended.
Marquessa

Marquessa

### Skills

Tyranny, Malevolent Mastery, Extreme robot-making skills for evil, Genius-level intellect, Brilliant expert mechanic and inventor, Advanced piloting skills, Extreme Gear riding skills, Enhanced speed, Enhanced strength

### Voiced by

Mike Pollock

**Marquessa** is the main character, the staple character and the main antagonist of *Mitchell Van Morgan*. He is a evil genius who will use the power stones to conquer Raleighopolis with the world in his grasp.

he likes to make his Marquessa Land (his own tyrannical Raleighopolis). he hates his evil genius plans getting ruined by his arch-nemesis Mitchell Van Morgan.

He is Mitchell Van Morgan's arch-nemesis and the main antagonist of the Mitchell Van Morgan series. The skinny rapper-wannabe mad scientist with an IQ of 300 dreams of dominating the world, but his constant plots to create his Marquessa Empire are always thwarted by Mitchell and his friends. While the doctor's plans initially consisted of building up incredible armies by turning animals into andriod robots and using them to dominate the land, Marquessa's schemes have since branched into much more global threats as he built war machines, used nuclear devices to threaten entire nations, and even relied on mythological and ancient deities bent on destruction to achieve his goals. Eventually, the mad scientist has gone as far as to target the entire universe and cooked up schemes to control time and space itself.

While all these plans end in failure thanks to the continued efforts of Mitchell and his friends, the mad doctor somehow is always able to slip away from certain death or imprisonment and escape at the last moment, making him a constant threat to the universe and a thorn in Mitchell's side.

## Credits

### Movies

 *Mov* – "Mitchell Van Morgan: The First Movie"

 ***Nickelodeon Movies***
Lugdush

**Lugdush** is Uruk who was a trustworthy servant of Isengard. Under the service of Saruman, Lugdush was a member of Lurtz's company raiding band that captured Merry and Pippin beneath Amon Hen, and drove them westwards to the eaves of Fangorn Forest. After Lurtz's death at the hands of Aragorn, Lugdush served as the right-hand-man and second-in command of Uglúk´s company. It was there that Lugdush met his end, at the hands of Éomer Éadig's Rohirrim.

## Appearances

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

**Lions** are a species of feline that once roamed in Mordor. These animals were intelligent and had a common enemy with the wolf-like Wargs. They were driven off the land by the Caragors and lived in the southern lands of Gondor. Many lions served as guides and allies to the Gondorians, and be shown to be well-equipped with armor.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War* (First mentioned)
Nazgûl

The **Nazgûl** is an order of nine immortal Human Kings who were corrupted by the rings of power and became the highest servants of the Dark Lord Sauron during the Second and Third Age. The Nazgûl were known as Sauron's "most terrible servants," and often travelled on black horses or their fellbeasts, wearing black cloaks and hauberks of silver mail. They are described as being strongest when The Dark Lord has possession of the One Ring.

## Known Members of the Nazgûl

* Ûvatha Achef
* Adûnaphel
* Adûnazil
* Akhôrahil
* Jí Indûr Dawndeath
* Dwâr Dendra
* Isildur Elendilion
* Gothmog
* Helm Hammerhand
* Hôarmûrath
* Ren Jey
* Khamûl
* Morgomir
* Riya
* Er-Mûrazôr
* Suladân I
* Talion
* Yuka

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* (Mentioned only)
* *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*
Mountain Troll

**Mountain Trolls** are a sub-race of Trolls that mainly live in the mountains as their promary habitat. They are known to be one the most largest among other Troll species. Like all Trolls, Mountain Trolls originated from Morgoth's twisting and crossbreeding of other creatures of the world, and later became minions of Sauron.

## Physical Appearance

Mountain Trolls were described to be very colossal, larger than Hill Trolls, and had brownish and grayish skin.
Largo Baggins

**Largo Baggins** (TA 2820–2912) was a Hobbit of the Shire. The third son and fourth child of Balbo Baggins, Largo was known to be extremely tall, which is why he was given that name by his father. He married Tanta of the Hornblower Family, who was few inches taller than him and the two had one child named Fosco Baggins.
Sargulk

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**Sargulk** was an Uruk scout who was part of Lurtz's company in tracking down the Fellowship of the Ring during the War of the Ring.

## Biography

Born in the late-Third Age, Sargulk and many of his kin arose to serve under the command of Saruman, a former wizard who had recently betrayed the White Council when he chose to serve Sauron and rule Arda. Ready to serve under his master's will, Sargulk despised the Orcs of Mordor. During the time of the War of the Ring in TA 3003, Sargulk was chosed by his master to serve in Lurtz's company in tracking down the Fellowship of the Ring and bringing the Hobbits to Isengard. Having Lurtz paint a white hand on his face, Sargulk was dressed in full armor and given a Hanksar as his main weapon of war. Following Lurtz out of the ring of Isengard, Sargulk and whole company of Uruk-hai spent a few days in tracking the Fellowship and managed to find them in the old ruins of Amon Hen. This led to an all-out skirmish in the old ruins, and Sargulk took his part in engaging Aragorn, Legolas Greenleaf, and Gimli Lockbearer. Sargulk was about to kill Gimli but the dwarf avoid his strike and slain him.

## Gallery

Sargulk and LurtzSargulk slain by Gimli Lockbearer.
## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)
Thakrak Black-Thorn

"*What do you think to accomplish here? You are a dirty thief. True power belongs to the Dark Lord!*"
—Thakrak Black-Thorn
**Thakrak Black-Thorn** was a large green-skinned Forest Orc who commanded a garrison of his own in Mordor. Upon hearing that Celebrimbor Telperinquar stole Sauron's One Ring, he led his unit to confront the elf lord, but his demise.
Osgiliath

Osgiliath was situated on the banks of the Anduin. It was the first capital of Gondor founded by brothers Isildur and Anarion Elendilion. It was known as The Citadel of the Stars. It's most famous area was the Dome of the Stars which contained the most powerful of the seven Palantiri Elendil brought from Numenor.

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Morgomir

**Morgomir** was the last ruling king of Lostladen. Before the Downfall of Númenór, Morgomir was a loyal member of the Faithful like him and many members of the royal house of Elros Tar-Minyatur. After his father and his cavalry were killed by a volley of Orc arrows during a battle, Morgomir confronted Dwâr Dendra and slew the Nazgûl. Once he took on the mantle as King, he became corrupted when he took Dendra's ring and fell under the will of the Dark Lord Sauron of Mordor. His reign as King lasted for nineteen years when a civil war broke out between the Faithful Númenóreans and Black Númenóreans. Upon entering Mordor after the civil war, Morgomir joined his dark master and became one of the nine.

Following the War of the Last Alliance and the beginning of the Third Age, Morgomir served in the rank of Captain of the Black Númenóreans and the Witch-king’s left hand man who rules over the corrupted and evil humans of Angmar with an iron fist. After returning to Mordor, the powers that allowed Morgomir to keep a physical shape disappeared along with part of his strength, but still he was a dangerous foe. He participated in the taking of Minas Ithil and was one of the six Nazgûl that dwelt there with the Witch-king. He was swept by the flood in the river Bruinen and lost his horse there, as did the others. He then returned to Mordor where he received a new steed and he, Sauron and the other Nazgûl then planned the Great Siege of Minas Tirith. He was killed by lava-storm with the rest of the Nine after the One Ring was finally cast away into the Crack of Doom.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II: The Rise of the Witch-King*
* *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*
TA 2951

## Events

* Sauron declares himself openly and gathers power in Mordor. He begins the rebuilding of Barad-Dûr.
* Talion is resurrected by an immensely powerful wraith Celebrimbor Telperinquar, rising from the grave to avenge the murder of his family.
* Gollum arrives at Mordor
* Sauron sends three of the Nazgûl to reoccupy Dol Guldur.
* About this time Gollum becomes acquainted with Shelob.

## Deaths

* Siege of Morannon
	+ Ioreth II
	+ Dírhael II
Herefara II

**Herefara II** was the son of Reeve Herubrand of the Stonedeans and grandson of Herefara I. During the War of the Ring, he stayed behind at Brockbridge, leading the defence of the village against the siege troops of Isengard. After the battle of Helm's Deep, Herefara joins his father as they ride with King Théoden Ednew to the aid of Minas Tirith. He was stationed at the War-stead of the Helmingas in Taur Drúadan and perished later.
Tûzantar

**Tûzantar** is an Uruk-Hai born in the caverns of Isengard years before the War of the Ring. Trained with a Scimitar, Tûzantar became a member of the Gramsfoot Tribe that lived in Mount Gram. When the war began, he was summoned by his dark master Saruman to be part of a hunting battalion led by Lurtz. His job was to hunt the Fellowship of the Ring and retrieve the Hobbits that carried something of great value. After confronting the Fellowship in Amon Hen and successfully captured Merry and Pippin, he and the Uruk Scouts commanded by Uglúk drove them westwards to the eaves of Fangorn Forest.
Wulf Fréawineson

**Wulf Fréawineson**, known as the **Betrayer of the Mark**, was a young nobleman who dwelt in the western borderlands of Rohan. He was the son of Freca and it was said that their family had a measure of Dunlendish blood.

## Biography

Born in SA 2729, Wulf Fréawineson was born in Rohan's Westmarch and was the only son of Freca I. He had a rival with a fellow Dunlending Warlord named Siric, who had secretly fell in love with Bérnwyn, a Princess of Rohan. Wulf was angered to learn from this, but in truth, he never reflected his desire to seek her love, only her father's riches that belonged to his forefathers long ago. In SA 2754, Wulf traveled with his father Freca to the city of Edoras in talks of letting Helm Hammerhand's elder daughter to marry Wulf. When Freca's plan failed, Wulf watched in the sight of horror when Helm slew Freca in front of him. His father's death forced him to act, for the angry King declared Freca's friends and family as enemies of the Riddermark. Wulf was forced to flee from Rohan.

During the next four years, Wulf lived in former kingdom of Dunland and plotted with the Dunlendings, who were perpetually at war with the Rohirrim. While he attributed his father's slaying to Freca's vanity and incompetence, the death formed a fine pretext for revenge and an ideal rallying point for the Dunlendish folk in Westmarch. Wulf used his purported grief brilliantly, cementing a strong alliance with the Dunlendings and their sympathizers in western Rohan.

In SA 2758, during the time when the Umbareans struck Gondor's southern coast and Easterlings assailed the eastern border of the Mark, Wulf seized the initiative and marched eastward through the Gap of Rohan. This led to the conflict of the Long Winter which was slowing down his army, but the conditions shrouded his advance. When he learned of King Helm's disappearance and his rival Siric brutally killed by the king's hand, Wulf decided that it was time for the Dunlendings to earn their chance to take back what has once belonged to them in the past. However, his efforts failed when he was caught off-guard and trapped with Prince Háma Helmson in the Hornburg. He managed to wound Háma died and left him to die in the harsh cold while futilely attempting to break the siege.

Just as Wulf's Dunlendings overran the West-mark and assailed to Edoras, Wulf engaged Prince Haleth on the steps of the Meduseld and slew the prince. Proclaiming himself King, he based his claim to the throne on his supposed descendancy from Rohan's fifth King, Fréawine. While his reign lasted the Winter, Fréalaf Hildeson, Helm's nephew, came out of his refuge at Dunharrow and attacked Wulf's army as they celebrated in the capital. Fréalaf cut Wulf down, ending the brief Dunlending regime. Although primarily of Dunnish blood, Wulf enjoyed the fair features of a Rohirrim before his death.

## Personality

Hardened and cynical, Wulf Fréawineson never reflected the desire for prestige that fueled his father's rise; instead, he sought physical control over those around him. Political and military strength, not social status, intrigued Wulf.
Valandil Amandilion

* Film Series
* Amazon Series

**Valandil Amandilion** (S.A. 3261 - S.A. 3441) was a mighty Númenórean soldier who survived Númenor's destruction and settled in the kingdom of Arnor. He fought valiantly during the Last Alliance until he was slain by Sauron.

## Biography

**Valandil Amandilion** was a soldier who served as captain of the guard in Armenelos, the capital city of Númenór. He sired a daughter named Elemmírë, who would call herself Elena.
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Umbarean

The **Umbareans** were the inhabitants of the city and the realm of Umbar. Many of these inhabitants were Black Númenóreans, descendants of the King's Men, Haradrim of Far Harad and Near Harad, and former Gondorians from the kingdom of Gondor.

## Appearances

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

**Tarandor** is a Gondorian Human man who comes from a military family with a long history of service to Gondor. His forebears all served in the garrison of Minas Ithil, training for war but knowing, thanks to the long dormancy of Sauron, only peace. A veteran soldier, he is respected by all.

## Appearances

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

**Talion** lived in the grand nation of Gondor. After learning from his parents to become a skillful Ranger, Talion became a member of the Ithilien Rangers and earned the rank of Captain of the Watch. After been exiled by his not father-in law, Talion lived at Morannon, which is known to be the black gate of Mordor, with his family and would guard the post with his fellow rangers at his side.

A descendant of the Northrons of Rhovanion. He is a loyal Ranger of Gondor, where he then rose the rank of Captain of Morannon. After the tragic demise of his family and himself, Talion was revived by Celebrimbor Telperinquar, an immensely powerful and sexy Wraith; where the two joined forces and began a quest for vengeance on those responsible for the death of his loved ones, the Black Hand of Sauron.

Later, after he defeated the Nazgûl Isildur and after Celebrimbor “abandoned” him, Talion wore Isildur's Ring to survive. Resisting the corrupting effects of the Ring during decades to hold back Sauron's forces in Mordor and to give Gondor time to prepare for the War, Talion eventually became one of the nine Nazgûl. After the destruction of the One Ring by the Ring-Bearer Frodo Baggins and the destruction of Sauron, Talion's spirit was freed and he moved to afterlife.

## Personality

Talion is rather humble individual and as the captain of the Black Gate was respected by the men under his command. As a knight, he has a sense of honour upon the battlefield. After the death of his family and subsequently revived by Celebrimbor, Talion became stricken with grief, and set out to kill those responsible for his wife and son's deaths.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor* (First appearance)
* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Yuka

**Yuka** was the twin sister of Riya and daughter of Emperor Sagong, ruler of Shen in the farthest east of Middle-Earth. Before the War of the Last Alliance began, she and her sister were tasked by their father to Mordor for conquest. There, she and Yuka stood together in waging a war against Adûnaphel and Akhôrahil whose armies they defeated and whose rings they took for themselves. Upon return to Shen, they were welcomed back to a grand triump, though she and her sister soon became corrupted by the influence of the rings of power. They overthrew their father and assumed control of his throne. Ultimately they became servants of Sauron, who led them back to Mordor.

## 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*
Théoden Eórl

## Biography

### Early Life

Théoden was born in Gondor in the year, the only son of King Thengel. Already a boy of five when his father took the throne, Théoden had to learn the traditions of the Riders of the Riddermark as a foreigner, but has quickly embraced their ways as every child born in Rohan. In his early years Théoden was most moved by the ancient legends recounting the heroic deeds of his ancestors, and he could often be found in the Golden Hall of Meduseld looking enraptured at the woven cloths hung upon the walls, or sitting at his mother’s feet, listening to the songs of the minstrels.

By his tenth year Théoden trained every day with horse and shield, spear and sword, with a fierce determination, looking up to his father’s prowess as an example to follow. Reared on tales of companionship and sacrifice, Théoden is developing a deep and unwavering loyalty to his folk and kin, and a brotherly love for his most trusted companions; once earned, his faith is not easily lost. His mother sees her great challenge in teaching Théoden to be wary and discerning without becoming grasping and suspicious.
Torech Ungol

**Torech Ungol**, also known as **Shelob's Lair**, is located in the pass of Cirith Ungol. It serves as an impassable labyrinth in which to ensnare the enemies of Mordor. It was also home to the spider Shelob, daughter of Ungoliant. Before Sauron had returned to Mordor, Shelob had gotten sufficient food, but as his power grew living things forsook his borders and she grew ever hungrier. Orcs and Uruk-Hai often used the tunnel and often delved new passages to avoid her, yet she found other ways to ensnare them and survive. When the Orcs and Uruks were lucky enough to escape, at the end of this lair was a tunnel. The Uruks called the door in the tunnel the Undergate, and it led to the Under-way that ascended to the watch tower. At the far end were double doors that led into the bottom of the tower.

## Appearances

* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* (First appearance)
Theobald Bolger

**Theobald Bolger** was a hobbit of the Shire.

## Biography

A member of the Bolger Family, Theobald was born in TA 2861 of the Third Age, and the only son of Gundabald and Salvia Bolger. He eventually married a young woman named Nina Lightfoot. In TA 2894, Theobald and his wife attended Old Took's 104th birthday party. Celebrating separately, he was watching and enjoying the fireworks Gandalf set off and danced with one of the guests. Ten years later, his wife gave birth to a son, naming him Wilibald Bolger.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance) (Extended Edition only)
Tar Goroth

**Tar Goroth** is a Balrog who served Morgoth long ago during the First Age. Decades before the War of the Ring began, he was awakened by Zog an his acolytes and goes on a rampage through Mordor from Gorgoroth to Seregost. After escaping Celebrimbor, Talion and Carnán, the trio find a trail of fire and dead orcs that opposed Tar Goroth which leads to the Balrog himself. After a short battle Carnán uses her life force and sends him into the ice lake bellow.

## Appearances

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

"*We knew you would come for your pets! We will end your terror in Mordor! We will end your evil!*"
—Tûmhorn
**Tûmhorn** was a rogue assassin and hunter who was highly loyal to the Dark Lord Sauron during the Second Age. Use to fireing arrows from his crossbow, he was granted the title of warchief. He attempted to kill Celebrimbor Telperinquar who stole the One Ring from the Dark Lord, but was among the orcs that were dominated by the Bright Lord. After being freed by the Dark Lord, he met his demise.
Thaena

**Thaena** was a Rohirrim princess who was born in the southern kingdom of Gondor and later moved to live in Rohan. She was the third daughter of Thengel and Morwen of Lossarnach, making her the younger sister of Meril and Théoden Ednew, and elder sister of Saewara and Théodwyn. At the age of nine, she was too young to remember her time living in Gondor, but would always remember the tales that her parents told her. She grew up to become one of the most bravest shieldmaidens and was slain with her sister Saewara during a battle between the Rohirrim and the Dunlendings while defending their mortally wounded father.
Wood-Folk of Rhovanion

The **Wood-Folk** of Rhovanion are a race of Humans that had long dwelt in Greenwood, the great forest in Rhovanion since at last the end of the Second Age. They were a loose collection of tribes, hunters, Herders and gatherers who lived in or below the trees as extended families, bands, or clans.

## History

For a long time since the end of the Second Age, the Wood-Folk of Rhovanion have live in the valleys along the Great River and western eaves of Greenwood. They have no King, and are divided into several Houses – a group of clans or related families who dwell together in the same great hall. Each House is ruled by its council of Elders. The four main houses of the Woodmen are the House of Mountain Hall, the House of Woodland Hall, the House of Woodmen-town and the House of Rhosgobel. Mountain Hall is the main settlement of the Woodmen on the west side of the Great River. It is hidden in a narrow valley east of the Misty Mountains and defended by a turbulent river which loops around the settlement – an easily-guarded single dirt road is the only way in. Mountain Hall is famed for its mines, and many of its people are engaged in the hazardous task of finding the copper, tin and iron prized by folk across Wilderland. Rhosgobel sprang up around the home of Radagast the Brown, on the southwestern edge of Mirkwood a mere hundred miles north of dread Dol Guldur. Its name ("Brown Hay") comes from the high thorn-hedge that separates the area from the nearby forest.

Woodland Hall lies fifty miles to the south of the Old Forest Road, in a wide clearing cut in the forest by generations of axe-wielding Woodmen. It is the largest community of Men to be encountered within the borders of the wild wood, a village protected by a very tall hedge and a stout stockade, raised beside a river flowing south from the Mountains of Mirkwood. The hall itself is magnificent, with intricate carvings adorn every wooden surface, each telling a different tale of the Woodmen.
Woodmen-town lies forty miles to the south of Woodland Hall. It is a smaller settlement, situated in a clearing among the trees where the forest stream heads west. Several homesteads cluster around an ancient great house, home to the fabled Lamp of Balthi, attributed with prodigious healing powers. With a proud history going back more than nine hundred years, the House of Woodmen-town contains the most prominent families of the Woodmen, and its council of Elders is given precedence in all folk-moots. Many war-leaders have been chosen among its warriors and chieftains.
Uruk-Hai

The **Uruk-Hai**, also known as **Orc-Folk**, were an advanced breed of Orcs in Middle-Earth. Unlike Orcs, they were known to be faster in progress and could travel during the day without being weakened. They were not only faster, but described to be highly smarter, stronger and larger.

## Types

### Black Uruks

Living in Middle-Earth throughout the ages, these type of Uruk-Hai were known as "Black Uruks" and served the Dark Lord Sauron.

### White Uruks

Unlike the Uruk-Hai that lived in Mordor and other places in Middle-Earth, these ones were created by Saruman with the use of his own dark alchemy and served under his will rather than Sauron. Described as a crossbreed between Orcs and Goblin-Men, the Uruk-Hai of Isengard were the tallest and often given the name "White Uruks" since bare the white hand of their master.

## Appearances

* *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*
Tag

**Tag** was a Moria Goblin who lived in the ancient realm of the Dwarves since the takeover. He was very good at archery and sought to avenge his brother, who shot King Balin and was slain by dwarves during the takeover. Living quiet in the deep, Tag would be ready for anything incase of intruders who enter the realm uninvited.
Warg

**Wargs** were known to be a very dangerous race of animals who lived in the Misty Mountains, and in western Rhovanion and the wilds to the east. These creatures were often captured and used especially by orcs of Isengard and Mordor in the Third Age. Though Wargs are not specifically evil themselves, they are almost exclusively bred by orcs. They were used by orcs as a form of transportation, in the same manner that Humans and Elves used horses. Wargs appear in two different breeds, Common Wargs and True Wargs.

## Types

### Common Warg

**Common Wargs** were described to be a hyena-like breed that roamed in western Rhovanion and the wilds to the east of the Misty Mountains. These animals measure about 5 feet at the shoulder, and could be up to eight feet in length from snout to hindquarters. The head has a short muzzle full of huge fangs, small eyes set on the sides of the head and ears at the back of the skull. This arrangement gave greatest sensory range while keeping its vulnerable areas protected, and the long neck gives it reach, flexibility and power when biting into flesh. Apart from its ruff, the warg had short dense fur, which would have kept injury from tooth and claw to a minimum. Not all damage could have come from the men and beasts it was attacking; wargs were ferocious and could quickly turn on other members of their pack as well as their handlers.

### True Warg

**True Wargs** were described to be more wolf-like in appearance, having grey fur, and live in the mountains.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Violet Hopwood

**Violet Hopwood** was a young human woman who worked as a Legendary Warden Trader. Years before the War of the Ring began, Violet was among individuals who aided Bálin Treefriend's colony in reclaiming the ancient city of Moria. She was stationed near the vault of The Twenty-first Hall in Zelem-Melek, selling weapons and armor. When Moria was ransacked by Goblins, Violet was among the defenders killed by the enemy.
Dragonpath Road

The Dragonpath Road runs north to south down the middle of The Sarriahn Dynasty. It runs along the river, changing sides at major bridging points.

It begins south of Skybranch Forest on the eastern side of the river and crosses the bridge over The Wellspring there to Lymnwood, on the western side of the river. It then runs south to Dragonspear before crossing over The Streamspring and running down along the river on the eastern side until it runs into The Drypass, just north of The Snagmire.
Théodhild

**Théodhild** was a Rohirrim noble who was one of the six children of Thengel and Morwen of Lossarnach. Married to Dagred of Sutcrofts, she was the mother of Fastred II and grandmother of Folcred II. She was considered the first to be born, making her the elder sister of Meril, Théoden Ednew, Thaena, Saewara, and Théodwyn.
Ûvatha Achef

**Ûvatha Achef** is a Variag from the nation of Khand and was known to be one of the greatest horsemen of all Middle-Earth. He fought in civil war in his native Khand and eventually united all the tribes under his own rule. He accepted the gift of the Ring of Power shortly after achieving this. Ûvatha was a skilled rider from the East, he was a messenger and spy across the Plains of the Rohirrim, and was responsible for the raids upon Rohan in search of black horses. This brought the attention of King Helm Hammerhand, who led a large cavalry of Rohirrim to confront Ûvatha and his Orc lackeys. Ûvatha was slain by the Rohirrim King and his place would later be taken by his killer as one of the rightful nine.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)
TA 2916

## Events

* Elladan and Elrohir ride against Orcs with Chieftain of the Dúnedain Arathorn II.
* Arathorn II is killed while hunting Orcs.
* Aragorn II becomes the sixteenth Chieftain of the Dúnedain. He is sent to Rivendell to be raised in safety by Lord Elrond, who receives him as foster-son and gives him the name Estel (Hope).
Gazmuz

**Gazmuz**, nicknamed **One-Eye Gaz**, was a prowling Gundabad Orc hunter. He held a grudge against Thorin Oakenshield, who injured him and took his right eye during the battle of Moria. Gazmuz waited for many years to plan his revenge on the Dwarf Prince and earn the privilege to kill him for what he did to his eye.
Simonus Morac

Simonus Morac is one of the strongest magic users in The Tripartite Kingdoms and the 72nd Highsage of The Keelorian Institute for Magical Enlightenment. He was born in Yistown and from an early age displayed an incredible mastery of all thing arcanic. He has a reputation for running The Keelorian Institute for Magical Enlightenment very strictly and is thoroughly intertwined not only in the politics of Keelor but also of The Isles of Alvost.

Simonus is an 81 year old human who is said to use his connections to his personal benefit. Should it ever meet again, he would be one of the three members of the Conclave of Enchantment. Simonus is also a descendant, and name-carrier, of the founder of The Keelorian Institute for Magical Enlightenment, Nerolinian Morac the Lesser.
Ren Jey

**Ren Jey** was one of the nine kings who accepted the Rings of Power from the Dark Lord Sauron and became one of the Nazgûl that commanded the Nemesis of Mordor.

## Biography

### Second Age

#### Legend of Ren

Ren Jey was born in Ulk Jey Ama in the eastern Ered Harmal in SA 1969. The son of Bîr and Sen Jey, he grew up near Heb Aaraan, amidst the enchanters who taught beside the magical Springs of Fog. His apprenticeship ended in SA 1987, when the eighteen-year-old Illusionist went east to visit his uncle Ul Fen Jey, a lord who held sway over the Ahar of the Numahar River vales. There, near the legendary Grass Tombs, Ren met the woman he married in S.A. 1992, Elyen Jey.

Ren and Elyen returned to Ulk Jey Ama in SA 1994 with two of their children; Fen and Fyen Jey. Together, he and his family remained in a cool mountain town for four years. The Illusionist composed a tome of enchantments while his wife raised horses and sheep and mastered the Chailûzas’s favourite instrument, the multi-chambered drum.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance) (Appears in Flashback)
The Tribute of Cordin Goral

A payment, made by one of the early Kingpairs of The Sarriahn Dynasty, to The Orlas Empire, in exchange for peace in year 703. It has continually been paid, annually, in order to secure peace between the nations. Rumors about the amount to be paid has been rumored over the years, but it is not well known what the payment actually is and is considered a closely guarded secret by The Sarriahn Dynasty.