Narya

Item from The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Ring of Fire — one of the three Elven Rings, set with a ruby, borne by Gandalf to kindle courage and resist the weariness of the world.

Also known as: Narya, the Ring of Fire, the Red Ring, the Third Ring

What They Know

Narya inspires courage and resistance to despair in those near its bearer
Círdan gave Narya to Gandalf upon his arrival in Middle-earth — recognizing the wizard as the one who would need it most
Narya's power is inspirational, not combative — it strengthens hearts rather than arms
Like all Elven Rings, Narya will lose its power when the One Ring is destroyed

Connections

borne_by — gandalf
created_by — celebrimbor

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Narya

Item from The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Ring of Fire — one of the three Elven Rings, set with a ruby, borne by Gandalf to kindle courage and resist the weariness of the world.

Also known as: Narya, the Ring of Fire, the Red Ring, the Third Ring

What They Know

Narya inspires courage and resistance to despair in those near its bearer
Círdan gave Narya to Gandalf upon his arrival in Middle-earth — recognizing the wizard as the one who would need it most
Narya's power is inspirational, not combative — it strengthens hearts rather than arms
Like all Elven Rings, Narya will lose its power when the One Ring is destroyed

Connections

borne_by — gandalf
created_by — celebrimbor

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