BELERIAND

In the blood-soaked fields of Anfauglith, the greatest host of Elves, Men, and Dwarves ever assembled in Beleriand marched against Morgoth's forces, only to face devastating betrayal and ruin. This catastrophic defeat saw the death of High King Fingon, the last stand of the House of Hador, and the capture of Húrin Thalion, forever changing the fate of Middle-earth and earning its bitter name in the tongues of both Elves and Men.

In the dark days of the First Age, when Morgoth's shadow lay heavy upon Beleriand, a cursed family's fate would shake the foundations of Middle-earth. Through dragon-haunted forests and doom-laden battlefields, the tale of Túrin Turambar and his sister Niënor unfolds as the greatest tragedy of the Elder Days, where a black sword, a mighty dragon, and the malice of the Dark Lord weave a tapestry of sorrow that echoes through the ages.

Rivers of flame erupted from Thangorodrim's peaks as Morgoth shattered the long peace of Beleriand. In one catastrophic assault, the Dark Lord's armies of Balrogs, dragons, and countless Orcs overwhelmed the forces of the Noldor, transforming the green plains of Ard-galen into the charred wasteland of Anfauglith. This devastating battle marked the end of the Siege of Angband and forever changed the fate of the Elves in Middle-earth.

Hidden in a secret valley of Tumladen, encircled by the Encircling Mountains, stood the greatest city of the Noldor in Middle-earth. For centuries, Turgon's hidden realm stood as a beacon of hope against Morgoth's darkness, until treachery and an army of Balrogs, dragons, and orcs brought about its doom. Through fire and steel, amid falling towers and broken gates, the last gleaming jewel of the Noldor met its end in the greatest battle ever fought between Elves and the forces of Angband.

In the First Age of Middle-earth, no deed of courage stands taller than when the mightiest of the Noldorin kings rode alone to the gates of Angband, challenging the Dark Lord Morgoth himself. Wielding his sword Ringil, this valiant High King wounded the Black Enemy seven times before falling, his last strike so fierce it left the dark Vala limping forever after. Even the armies of wolves and Balrogs trembled at his passing, and Morgoth himself never forgot the terror of that day.

In the depths of Nargothrond's halls, an Elven king of the Noldor chose honor over life, friendship over power, and sacrifice over safety. Lord of caves and master of wisdom, this golden-haired son of Finarfin would change the fate of both Elves and Men through his unwavering oath, ultimately facing a werewolf in the dungeons of Tol-in-Gaurhoth to protect the ancestors of Middle-earth's greatest heroes.

A silver serpent-crowned heirloom, forged in the First Age of Middle-earth, passed down through generations of noble Men from the House of Bëor to the Dúnedain kings. This ancient token of friendship between the Elven-lord Finrod Felagund and the mortal hero Barahir became a sacred symbol of the undying alliance between the Firstborn and the Edain, eventually reaching the hands of Aragorn, heir of Isildur.

Seven brothers bound by an unbreakable oath, princes of the Noldor who followed their father's burning quest for the Silmarils across Middle-earth. From the shores of Valinor to the bloody halls of Doriath, these mighty Elven warriors carved their names into history through valor and tragedy, leaving a legacy of both heroic deeds and terrible kinslayings in their wake.

A mortal man chosen by the sea-god Ulmo embarks on an epic quest through the dangerous lands of Beleriand. Guided by divine prophecy and armed with ancient wisdom, he must find a hidden Elven kingdom nestled among towering mountains. His journey will change the fate of Middle-earth forever, as he carries warnings of doom to a proud king and finds both love and destiny within gleaming walls of white stone.

The greatest battle ever fought in Middle-earth pitted the might of the Valar against the dark forces of Morgoth, resulting in the reshaping of entire continents. As armies of Elves, Men, and Maiar clashed with dragons, Balrogs, and countless horrors of the Enemy, Beleriand itself crumbled and sank beneath the waves, marking the end of the First Age and forever changing the face of Arda.