The Black Gate
Location from The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
Mordor's front door — a massive fortified gate of black iron between two towers, the most heavily guarded entrance to the most evil place in Middle-earth.
Also known as: the Black Gate, Morannon, the Teeth of Mordor
What They Know
- A frontal assault on the Black Gate is suicide — the defenses are layered and the garrison numbers in the thousands
- Aragorn's march to the Black Gate was a diversionary tactic to draw Sauron's attention from Frodo
- The gate requires mechanical operation by multiple trolls — it is too massive for any other force to move
- The Mouth of Sauron — Sauron's ambassador — emerges from the Black Gate to parley before the final battle
Connections
- guards — mordor
- gateway_to — mordor
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