NARGOTHROND

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.

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.

A cursed warrior of the First Age, son of Húrin, wielder of the black sword Gurthang, and slayer of Glaurung the dragon, walked a path stained with tragedy. From the halls of Doriath to the forests of Brethil, his tale of pride, mistaken identity, and unwitting doom stands as the darkest chapter in the chronicles of Beleriand. Despite his might and noble birth, Morgoth's curse followed him like a shadow, leading to choices that would forever echo in the songs of both Elves and Men.