MINAS TIRITH

Arwen Undómiel, the Evenstar of the Eldar, stands at the heart of a tale of love, choice, and fate in Middle-earth. As Elrond's daughter she faces a supreme choice: to keep her immortality with the Elves or embrace mortal life for Aragorn, linking the destinies of Elves and Men. Her quiet sacrifice—leaving Rivendell, renouncing immortality, and giving hope to the Reunited Kingdom—shapes the legacy, healing, and future line of kings and marks the slow fading of the Eldar. This story ties romance, destiny, lineage, and the deep themes of mortality and renewal into one moving part of the larger struggle against darkness.

The Rohirrim thunder down from the Riddermark to Minas Tirith in a massive cavalry charge across the Pelennor Fields, answering Gondor’s call. Led by King Théoden and the riders of Rohan on great horses, with lances, banners and war-horns, they smash enemy lines, scatter Haradrim and Orcs, and help shape the clash with the Witch-king. Their bold charge at the heart of the Battle of the Pelennor Fields becomes a turning point in the War of the Ring.