The Rings of Power has introduced many non-canonical characters who, however small or big their on-screen presence, got to have their epic moments. One of these characters is Rían, played by Selina Lo ...

The story delved deeper into the creation of the Nine Rings for Men, with Celebrimbor’s trust in Annatar unraveling ... Adar’s forces unleashed chaos on Eregion, testing alliances and resolve ...

Key to these stories is how Sauron took his fair form, calling himself Annatar, and went to Eregion undercover to initiate his plan to take over the world. This involved forging the Rings of Power ...

Annatar, the Lord of Gifts, is described by Tolkien as having appeared to the elves of Eregion as an almost angelic emissary of the Valar (the gods of Middle-earth) to guide them to creating great ...

First for the dwarves, then for men. By the end of the season, though, Celebrimbor’s home of Eregion in in ruins, thanks to Adar’s invading army of orcs, and the poor smith has been tortured ...

Annatar, simply put, is another disguise by Sauron – a new face to help gain the favor of Celebrimbor in the Elven realm of Eregion. You can see this 'power' during the opening episode's ...

In the most recent episode of the series, Adar moved on with his siege of Eregion in order to capture Sauron, aka Halbrand aka Annatar, with the help of his loyal army of Orcs. During the episode ...

With the illusion broken, he sees now that all of Eregion is in shambles, his workshop included. Even the mithril he thought he was using turns out not to be mithril at all, but rather Annatar's ...

All season long, Sauron (Charlie Vickers) has been pulling the strings from the shadows as Annatar, coaxing Eregion’s leader, the elven smith Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards), into forging more and ...

“Eregion’s fate is decided ... Celebrimbor finally realizes that Annatar is none other than Sauron. Due to Sauron’s spell, Celebrimbor had so far been unable to understand that his ...