DWARVES

Deep beneath the Lonely Mountain lay a gem of unparalleled beauty and power - a great jewel that shone like pure starlight, coveted by dwarves and men alike. This magnificent heirloom of the line of Durin became both the pride and curse of Thorin's quest to reclaim Erebor, ultimately playing a pivotal role in the fate of Middle-earth's northern kingdoms.

When dwarves, elves, men, eagles, and goblins clashed beneath the shadow of the Lonely Mountain, fate hung in the balance. This epic confrontation following Smaug's demise brought together unlikely allies, tested Bilbo's courage, and established a new order in the northern lands. Thorin Oakenshield's last stand, Beorn's ferocious arrival, and the strategic brilliance of Gandalf would forever change the political landscape of Middle-earth and lay groundwork for events that would echo into the War of the Ring.

In the autumn of Third Age 3018, representatives of Middle-earth's free peoples gathered in the elven sanctuary of Rivendell. Elves, Dwarves, Men, and Hobbits united in a secret meeting that would change the fate of their world. As Sauron's shadow grew in Mordor, this historic assembly debated the doom of the One Ring, leading to the formation of a legendary company of nine companions who would undertake the most perilous quest in the history of Middle-earth.

A treasure beyond measure, this legendary Dwarf-forged mail shirt of pure silver-steel from the mines of Khazad-dûm protected both a burglar and a Ring-bearer. Worth more than the entire Shire, this princely gift from a dying king became one of the most valuable artifacts to pass from under the Lonely Mountain into the hands of Hobbits.

A respectable hobbit leaves his cozy hole in Bag End, joining thirteen dwarves and a wizard on an epic quest to face a fire-breathing dragon, battle giant spiders, and reclaim the lost kingdom of Erebor. Along the way, he discovers a mysterious golden ring that would shake the foundations of Middle-earth.

In the fires of Eregion, Celebrimbor and the Elven-smiths forged the greatest artifacts of the Second Age: nineteen rings of immense power. But Sauron's deception led to their downfall, as his creation of the One Ring in Mount Doom threatened to enslave all ring-bearers. From the Nine Kings of Men who fell to darkness, to the Seven Dwarf-lords who accumulated vast wealth, to the Three Elven-rings that remained untainted, these magical circles of power forever changed the fate of Middle-earth.

Forged in Eregion by Celebrimbor and corrupted by Sauron's influence, seven rings of power were gifted to the great Dwarf-lords of Middle-earth. While these magnificent artifacts enhanced their bearers' ability to create vast wealth and grand kingdoms, they also kindled an insatiable greed that would eventually contribute to their downfall. Though dragon-fire consumed some and the Dark Lord reclaimed others, these powerful rings' legacy endures in the grand halls and tragic histories of the dwarven realms.