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Favored by the Son of Beorn during his campaign against the Misty Mountain goblin hordes in the last years of the Third Age, this wicked skull chopper is stained by the gore of more than two thousand orcs, trolls, wargs and Easterlings. Glows within 50' of Orcs.
Properties
Bonus Feat: CleaveDamage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d10 DamageDamage Bonus vs.: Giant Negative Energy 1d10 DamageDamage Bonus vs.: Half-Orc Negative Energy 1d10 DamageDamage Bonus vs.: Orc Negative Energy 1d10 DamageEnhancement Bonus: +4KeenMassive Criticals: 2d6 Damage
Glows when certain enemies are nearby
Base stats
Damage: 1d8 SlashingCrit: 20/x3One-Handed
Proficiency
Martial
Item reqs 8
Aercrist ("Sea-cleaver")
Ang (S. "Iron")
Axe of Butchery
Borang (S. "Steadfast-iron" or "Steel")
Container of Power (Earth)
Container of Power (Fire)
Dagger of Orc-slaying
Grey book
Blood Moon KamaKamaCarrock
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An exquisite artifact of the distant east and south, this weapon is forged under the open sky during the very rarest of moons, an event occurring but once for every dozens of Man g...An exquisite artifact of the distant east and south, this weapon is forged under the open sky during the very rarest of moons, an event occurring but once for every dozens of Man g...An exquisite artifact of the distant east and south, this weapon is forged under the open sky during the very rarest of moons, an event occurring but once for every dozens of Man generations.
The result is a strongly enchanted kama fit for the most proficient warrior monk grandmasters hailing from distant realms.
Bolvagilliska ("Bolvag's Ire" or "Hatred-Curse")MorningstarCarrock
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Bolvag filled the same place among Sauron's Orc-minions as did Storlaga under Morgoth: that of High-priest and Ordainer (judge) of his Dark Lord's Cult. This is the main weapon of Bolvag and it burns with dark, magical fire.
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +2Damage Bonus: Fire 1d4 DamageDamage Bonus: Negative Energy 2d4 DamageDamage Bonus vs.: Good Magical 1d4 DamageDamage Bonus vs.: Lawful Magical 1d4 DamageEnhancement Bonus: +4KeenLight Red Bright (20m)
Base stats
Damage: 1d8 Bludgeoning & Piercing
Base game: 20/x2
One-Handed
Proficiency
Base game: Simple, Rogue
Item reqs 11
Ang (S. "Iron")
Boots of Orc-Hunting
Bracers of Chennacat
Celebur ("Burning Silver")
Container of Power (Earth)
Container of Power (Fire)
Helm of Stone
Magic Powder - Grade A "Powerful"
Mithrarian ("Abyss of High Silver")
Scabbard of Death
Viperstaff
Fire's EdgeBastard SwordCarrock
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A broadsword forged of black ithilnaur and inlaid with gold. Fire's Edge retains its heat powers. The weapon is wielded by Adûnaphel the Ringwraith.
Properties
Bonus Feat: Sneak Attack (+1d6)Damage Bonus: Magical 2d6 DamageDamage Bonus vs.: Human Fire 1d4 DamageEnhancement Bonus: +4Enhancement Bonus vs.: Human +5Keen
Base stats
Base game: 1d10 Slashing
Crit: 19-20/x2One-Handed
Proficiency
Exotic
Item reqs 6
Container of Power (Fire)
Dawnsword
Elfbane
Galvorn ("Shining Black")
Magic Powder - Grade A "Powerful"
Mithrarian ("Abyss of High Silver")
Gauntlets of SlayingGauntletCarrock
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This absolutely terrifying item is a large glove of metal plates and black dragonskin. Sauron uses it on those rare occasions when he does battle. This glove was the doom of Narsil, sword of Elendil.
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The Hammer of the Underworld was the chief weapon of Morgoth, which he used to slay Fingolfin in single combat. Grond's power was such that it was like a bolt of thunder, capable o...The Hammer of the Underworld was the chief weapon of Morgoth, which he used to slay Fingolfin in single combat. Grond's power was such that it was like a bolt of thunder, capable o...The Hammer of the Underworld was the chief weapon of Morgoth, which he used to slay Fingolfin in single combat. Grond's power was such that it was like a bolt of thunder, capable of rending smoking pits in the earth. Forged of black eog, the weapon was longer than a man is tall. In latter days, the ram prepared in Mordor to batter the gates of Minas Tirith was named after Morgoth's chief weapon, but the two are not the same.
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The dírwood lance was carried by Hoarmûrath the Ringwraith, who was born in the Forest of Dír and later ruled it and much of the North. There is speculation that there are actually...The dírwood lance was carried by Hoarmûrath the Ringwraith, who was born in the Forest of Dír and later ruled it and much of the North. There is speculation that there are actually...The dírwood lance was carried by Hoarmûrath the Ringwraith, who was born in the Forest of Dír and later ruled it and much of the North. There is speculation that there are actually two copies of this weapon extant. Hoarmûrath lost the first when he passed into the Shadows at the end of the Second Age when the Lords of the Last Alliance entered the Dark Tower and overthrew Sauron. Upon the úlair's return a thousand years later, he may have crafted a second Hue Changer, though some reports indicate that he used Snow Hammer exclusively during the Third Age.
Kirlhach (S. "Cleaving Leaping-flame")KukriCarrock
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Carried by Laurrë Menelrana, the leader of the Guild of Elements, Kirlhach is a clear laen kukri with gold and mithril hilts. In the possession of its original owner it was a weapon of changing, which could become a dagger, broadsword, or a two-handed sword at a thought.
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Mountain orc commanders Azog and son Bolg each favored nearly identical heavy maces during their campaigns in Rhovanion against the hated dwarves and elves.
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Possessed for many years by Skargnakh at Kra-burzum, the skull forming the striking surface of the mace was looted from the ruins of Barad-dur and mounted on a long spiked staff of...Possessed for many years by Skargnakh at Kra-burzum, the skull forming the striking surface of the mace was looted from the ruins of Barad-dur and mounted on a long spiked staff of...Possessed for many years by Skargnakh at Kra-burzum, the skull forming the striking surface of the mace was looted from the ruins of Barad-dur and mounted on a long spiked staff of superior Orcforged steel. The eye sockets of the massive humanoid, but not human, skull blaze with rubies.
Properties
Damage Bonus: Magical 2d6 DamageDamage Bonus vs.: Human Acid 1d6 DamageEnhancement Bonus: +4KeenLight Green Bright (20m)Vampiric Regeneration: +5
Base stats
Damage: 1d6 BludgeoningCrit: 20/x2One-Handed
Proficiency
SimpleRogue
Item reqs 7
Container of Power (Fire)
Demon Hammer
Dragonhelm
Magic Powder - Grade A "Powerful"
Mithrarian ("Abyss of High Silver")
Mithril (S. "Grey Brilliance" or "True-silver")
Nallagurth ("Death's Proclaimer")
Ovatha's Bow ("Horse-slayer")LongbowCarrock
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The bow helped its famous owner, Parnelion Sey, earn the sobriquet "Horseslayer", knocking hundreds of the mounts of his foes out from under them. Made of kine horn, it is a short bow.
Mithril (S. "Grey Brilliance" or "True-silver") x2
Red RobesMedium ArmorCarrock
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Spider silk robes belonging to Storlaga the Orc-demon, this garment is large enough to cover two normal Orcs. The red material is not the color of blood so much as the red-orange o...Spider silk robes belonging to Storlaga the Orc-demon, this garment is large enough to cover two normal Orcs. The red material is not the color of blood so much as the red-orange o...Spider silk robes belonging to Storlaga the Orc-demon, this garment is large enough to cover two normal Orcs. The red material is not the color of blood so much as the red-orange of poppies. The robes are hemmed with black thread and cuffed with somewhat ragged feathers taken from a red ibis. The whole is held together by a simple belt made of black sharkskin.
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A plain band of blue-grey iron, Oromë equipped his emissary Alatar the Blue Wizard with the Ring of Earth to prepare him for his struggles against the servants of Sauron in the Far East of Middle Earth.
Properties
Bonus Spell Slot: Wizard Level 6, 9Damage Resistance: Slashing Resist 15 / -Immunity: Mind-Affecting SpellsLight Blue Normal (15m)
Item reqs 11
Ang (S. "Iron")
Blue Ring
Cloud Belt
Container of Power (Earth)
Container of Power (Water)
Galvorn ("Shining Black")
Listening Helm
Paer (S. "Copper")
Pendant of the Elf
Ring of Korekalwen
Sarn Golwen (S. "Philosopher's Stone")
Sauron's Sword (The Black Sword)GreatswordCarrock
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Also known as the Black Sword (S. "Mormegil" or Q. "Mormacil") but not to be confused with Turin's nickname Mormegil or his sword Gurthang, this is a great broadsword of the same b...Also known as the Black Sword (S. "Mormegil" or Q. "Mormacil") but not to be confused with Turin's nickname Mormegil or his sword Gurthang, this is a great broadsword of the same b...Also known as the Black Sword (S. "Mormegil" or Q. "Mormacil") but not to be confused with Turin's nickname Mormegil or his sword Gurthang, this is a great broadsword of the same black alloy galvorn as was used to forge his armor. This sword is dangerous in the extreme due to the power of its wielder. It may have been forged during his stay with the Elven Smiths as Annatar.
Glows red within '300 of elves and human.
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The Messenger of the Ardan Court favored this heavy, ebony-stocked crossbow while riding the great birds of Tirgoroth on his errands. It has five matching laen bolts feathered in white.
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Sauron's armor is scale armor forged of black dragonskin and black ithilnaur alloy. It does not encumber at all, yet is extremely potent due merely to its composition. Sauron wore...Sauron's armor is scale armor forged of black dragonskin and black ithilnaur alloy. It does not encumber at all, yet is extremely potent due merely to its composition. Sauron wore...Sauron's armor is scale armor forged of black dragonskin and black ithilnaur alloy. It does not encumber at all, yet is extremely potent due merely to its composition. Sauron wore it as the Necromancer of Dol Guldur, on the rare occasions that he went into combat. It is made for a human form fully eight feet tall.
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The Nine Rings were Sauron's gifts to the greatest of Mannish Kings in hopes of their corruption, and his ploy was successful. The Nazgûl first showed themselves in their new immor...The Nine Rings were Sauron's gifts to the greatest of Mannish Kings in hopes of their corruption, and his ploy was successful. The Nazgûl first showed themselves in their new immor...The Nine Rings were Sauron's gifts to the greatest of Mannish Kings in hopes of their corruption, and his ploy was successful. The Nazgûl first showed themselves in their new immortal form about S.A. 2250 though they had been granted great power and were undying, they were also invisible and totally dependant on the One Ring. After the end of the Second Age, the Nazgûl no longer bore the Rings of Power that seduced them into the Dark Lord's service. Instead, Sauron retained them until the recovery of the Ruling Ring.
These rings are each made of enchanted and virtually weightless gold ithilnaur and are inscribed in Quenya using the Tengwar. A unique jewel adorns each one, and each shines with its own particular aura, but all of the Rings are invisible to anyone except another Ring-wearer or the Lord of the Rings himself. Originally forged with good intent, they became corrupted by Sauron and hence inextricably tied to the One Ring. The Nine Rings of Men were destroyed when the Ruling Ring perished, though the greatest of the Nine (worn by the Witch-king and thus lying on the Pelennor Fields at his death) may have survived in a powerless form.
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Crafted by the Dark Lord, Sauron, in S.A. 1600 in the forge of the Sammath Naur within the volcanic cone of Orodruin, the Ruling Ring is greatest of all the twenty Rings of Power,...Crafted by the Dark Lord, Sauron, in S.A. 1600 in the forge of the Sammath Naur within the volcanic cone of Orodruin, the Ruling Ring is greatest of all the twenty Rings of Power,...Crafted by the Dark Lord, Sauron, in S.A. 1600 in the forge of the Sammath Naur within the volcanic cone of Orodruin, the Ruling Ring is greatest of all the twenty Rings of Power, doubtless the most potent artifact extant in Middle-earth. In form, it appears as a beautiful, unadorned band of pure gold, never suffering any signs of wear. When heated in fire (e.g., an ordinary fireplace), a fine, minute inscription becomes visible running along both the interior and exterior of the band. Engraved in Tengwar characters, using the archaic Black Speech, the legend reads: Ash nazg durbatuluk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatuluk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul. Which translated, means: One Ring to rule them all. One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them.
An utterly evil and treacherous device, the Ring has a mission: to return to the hand of its creator, from which it was cut by Isildur.
Quenta Silmarillion (Q. "History of the Silmarils")
Runes of Glamour
Tasarang (S. "Willow-iron"; W. "Shalk")
Tomes of the Higher Mind
The Seven Dwarven RingsRingCarrock
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Sauron was furious when he first put on the Ruling Ring and discovered that he was unable to control Durin III, the Dwarf-king who still wore one of the Seven given to him by the E...Sauron was furious when he first put on the Ruling Ring and discovered that he was unable to control Durin III, the Dwarf-king who still wore one of the Seven given to him by the E...Sauron was furious when he first put on the Ruling Ring and discovered that he was unable to control Durin III, the Dwarf-king who still wore one of the Seven given to him by the Elf-lord Celebrimbor. Durin III, like all Naugrim, was difficult to comprehend and did not submit to domination. Some legends say that he was somehow affected by his Ring of Power when he rejected Celebrimbor's pleas for aid for the defense of Eregion and, later, refuge within the West Gate for the Noldo's beleaguered people. Unreal fears of having to divide the wealth of Khazad-dum may have surfaced, with or without Sauron's prodding.
Dwarven tales, however, hold that the Dwarf-king acted out of concern for his own people, knowing that the defense of Eregion was fruitless and that the Dwarven city was too gravely endangered to risk opening the gates. A chaotic migration of fleeing Elves might have brought doom. In any case, Durin III withheld aid when it was sorely needed, and the Elves never forgave him or his kindred. From that day forth, the many of the Elven peoples sustained an enduring hate for Durin's Folk, and the Ring might bear much of the blame for this. (Only the Elves of Lórien, Galadriel's followers, maintained friendship with the Dwarves.)
The others now called Khazad-dum "Moria, the Black Chasm." The greatest of the Dwarven Rings was thereafter long kept hidden, but other Dwarves believed that Sauron had discovered its location and persecuted the Kings of Durin's Folk for that reason. (Sauron recovered it from Thrain in Dol Guldur in T.A. 2845.) Although the end of the War Between the Elves and Sauron concluded an era of turmoil, the Dwarves counted the remainder of the Second Age as "Accursed Years." Sauron retired to Mordor and slowly nursed his wounds. Quiet ruled, but the Dark Lord's malice still lurked. Despite his repose, the Evil One touched the Dwarves soon after his retreat from Eriador. Direct force had failed, so he decided to apply other means of control.
Agents bearing the remaining six of the Seven Rings of Power approached Durin's fellow Dwarfkings. Sauron hoped that the Rings would enable him to sway the Dwarves, but the Dwarven Lords, like Durin III, did not submit to the Abhorred One's will. Once again, the Khazûd foiled the Black Servant's plans. So did all Dwarves earn the undying hatred of the Lord of the Rings. Sauron fumed and cursed all Dwarvenkind, resolving that a special fate would befall the Naugrim.
At the same time, he attempted to recover the Rings. Sauron's curse proved slow, insidious, and effective. Dwarven resolve prevented Sauron from taming the Seven Tribes, but the Rings of Power still inflamed the worst desires of the Dwarf-kings. Over time, their fascination with crafts and precious things became an unquenchable obsession that grew into a greed for gold, silver, and jewels. Items of wealth and power became the focus of Dwarven life, and those that denied the Naugrim such riches became their enemies. Some Kindreds delved deeper into the earth, while others abandoned their homes in search of grander treasure. Increasingly, the Dwarves warred with their neighbors and feuded among themselves.
During these times, the Dwarflords held the Rings until death, wanting them above all things, for without them all seemed pale and valueless. The Dwarves remained preoccupied throughout the remaining Accursed Years and, in this, Sauron's purpose was served. While the Elves and Men struggled against Sauron's Darkness, Dwarven armies marched into remote lands in quest of new hoards.
The events of the world passed them by. Númenor colonized and conquered vast lands in Middle-earth, only to fall prey to the Dark One's machinations. The High Men's continent perished, betrayed by pride and swallowed by Eru's Great Sea. Yet her Faithful sons survived and built the Kingdoms of Arnor and Gondor in Middle-earth.
In turn, they allied with the Elves and crushed the Lord of the Rings, thus ending the Second Age. Great numbers of Free Peoples lost their homes and lives, but through it all the proud, fierce Dwarves accumulated wealth and remained secluded in shielded halls.
With the dawn of the Third Age, Endor was again at peace. Unfortunately, however, Dwarven fortunes reversed, and a wave of calamities struck the rich Naugrim. Wild beasts, particularly Dragons, stirred and raided many of the Dwarf-hoards. Greed led to further kin-strife, and the Tribes turned against one another frequently. One by one, the Dwarves of the Seven Houses were robbed and battered until they took leave of their refuges and began wandering. Even the Rings of Power came to misfortune for, by the middle of the Third Age, many were lost. Dragon-flame consumed some; others simply disappeared, presumably retaken by Sauron.
