And while we don’t see much of it in the final moments of the episode, they neatly set up one of the most brutal sequences of J.R.R. Tolkien’s works: the sack of Eregion. Below, we get into ...

The King of Eregion and Numenor face inner struggles and external threats orchestrated by Sauron. Micro-manipulations by Sauron set the scene for the sack of Eregion, leaving viewers on edge for more.

The sack of Eregion saw Adar lead his army of Orcs to the Elven stronghold, only to come face-to-face with a legion of Elves led by Commander Elrond. It was a fierce battle, with heavy losses on ...

Adar disregards Galadriel’s concern and marches to Eregion, preparing to sack the place with his orc army. The last part of the episode shows Eregion being bombarded with huge balls of fire shot ...

Tolkien's writings on the sack of Eregion aren't incredibly detailed, but they are clear. By his writing, Celebrimbor realizes Annatar's deception and casts him out. Sauron leaves, crafts the One ...

The long-promised battle for Eregion that has been teased since the first season 2 trailer is truly epic, in every sense of the word. The fighting, which features thousands of elves and orcs ...

Adar and his orcs, now marching through the forest north to sack the Elf kingdom of Eregion and kill Sauron in the process, remain a consistent high point from a design perspective; those guys are ...

Sauron then arrived in Eregion well ahead of the orcs, transformed into Annatar and began manipulating Celebrimbor into forging rings for dwarfs and men, tainted with Sauron’s corrupting influence.

Jump to: In The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season one finale, we see the three elven Rings of Power forged in Eregion. It is true that these rings were formed according to the plan that ...