Morgoth Bauglir
Character from The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
The first and greatest Dark Lord — a fallen god who poured so much of his power into corrupting the world that he diminished himself, becoming a tyrant chained to a stolen crown he could not bear to remove.
Also known as: Morgoth, Morgoth Bauglir, Melkor, The Great Enemy, The Dark Enemy of the World, Bauglir
What They Know
- He was Melkor, the mightiest of the Valar, before his fall — his native power dwarfs Sauron's
- He poured his essence into Arda itself to corrupt it — the 'Morgoth element' persists in all matter
- The Silmarils burn his flesh because they are hallowed by Varda and he is irredeemably corrupt
- He bred Orcs from captured Elves through torture and dark craft — they are his most numerous legacy
- He cannot create, only corrupt — trolls mock Ents, dragons mock eagles, Orcs mock Elves
- He was overthrown by the Host of Valinor in the War of Wrath and cast into the Void beyond the world
- Sauron was his chief lieutenant and learned the arts of domination and ring-craft in his service
- His hammer Grond, the Hammer of the Underworld, could crack the earth with a single blow
Connections
- master_of — sauron
- created — orcs
- stole — silmarils
- enemy_of — feanor
- enemy_of — luthien
- enemy_of — beren
- ally_of — ungoliant
- enemy_of — fingolfin
- overthrown_by — valar
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